To what extent did the weapons of the Great Qin Empire develop?

<> "These Two Weapons of the Qin State.

During the Warring States Period, the Seven Kingdoms competed for power, and in the case of the continuous rise of the Qin State, the remaining six countries felt the pressure from the Qin State, although they continued to resist but were still defeated by the Qin State.

When inspecting the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shi Huang, there was a sharp weapon that attracted the praise of experts, who believed that the Qin State had such a sharp weapon, no wonder it could achieve great things! This sharp weapon is the Qin crossbow!

The killing distance of the Qin crossbow reached an astonishing 300 meters, which was not much different from the ordinary rifle in the current battle sky cherry blossom field, such a terrifying killing distance, in cooperation with the battle formation of the Qin State, was undoubtedly a nightmare for any opponent. The Qin soldiers who formed a battle formation could kill any enemy who tried to approach with their crossbow arrows.

In the Qin State at that time, the Qin crossbow had been standardized, and the size of any part of the Qin crossbow was uniform, and the damaged Qin crossbow could be repaired on the battlefield at any time, which was a very advanced concept.

And Qin's crossbow arm pulls his waist and drags it, Li Lao loses his whole body to wind, although the firing speed is far inferior to the bow and arrow, but the victory is extremely powerful, and Qin's crossbow has a professional three-edged arrow, the damage is very considerable, plus the soldiers are well-trained, and the generals are brave and strategic, so the Qin State finally swept the old and swept the Liuhe and dominated the world.

The debate on whether "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire" is a "historical drama" is essentially the same as the debate on "Yongzheng Dynasty" back then. They are all adapted from history**, **after all**, not official history, and they can even fictionalize characters who may not exist in history, or add oil and vinegar to the original characters, such as Wu Sidao and Qiao Yindi in "Yongzheng Dynasty". However, from the perspective of grasping and expressing the spirit of an era, the TV series "Yongzheng Dynasty" and even "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire" strive to restore, the latter's "support for the old Qin, go to the national disaster together", and the portrayal of the customs of the old Qin people, are quite attentive.

It can be seen that when adapting "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire", it tried to present a "sense of history" and let the play take on the coat of "historical drama", but the screenwriter wanted to maintain a fierce dramatic conflict. If we compare the original book with the TV series, we will find that the original book has very big changes to the TV series. In the original work, Su Qin appeared in the second part of ** "National Destiny", and he is a character who confronts Zhang Yi, and the vigorous Su Qin's "death" in "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire" is very different from the original work.

The Great Qin Empire is the first to let people understand the history of the Qin State, in which "the old Qin and the national disaster together" conveys the author's thoughts, and is consistent with the status of New China in the world. As for the three TV series, except for the first part of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms classics, the second and third parts only hang the name of the Great Qin Empire, although they are excellent, they are not up to the classics.

First of all, Su Qin is too "young" in the third part, and historical records say that after Su Qin's death, Zhang Yi took advantage of the contradictions of various countries to lobby country by country and disintegrate the Six-Power Alliance; However, in the play, it is written that Zhang Yi died first in Su Qin, which is obviously inconsistent with history;

Secondly, when depicting the battle between Yan and Yan in the play, the narrator says: "Historical Records-Qin Benji" contains: a certain year, month, and day ,......80,000 mourners.

In fact, the "Historical Records" did not clearly record the number of Qin troops in the battle of Yanhe, and the director's move was to highlight the great damage of the battle of Yanhe to the Qin State, in fact, the battle of Yanhe almost collapsed the politics of Qin.

"The Great Qin Empire" is generally a "positive historical drama", but there are still flaws in the details.