Honors World History rocks my socks. We learned so much today; we're studying ancient Chinese Dynasties... and we learned about a guy who made lakes of alcohol and hung meat from tree's; a prime minister who covered the smell of his decaying emperor with rancid fish; a thousand terra-cotta warriors and rivers full of mercury. The most disturbing part was Lady Dai...
"Two Thousand years later and her skin is still soft..." said the movie guy suggestively. I didn't think this was possible so I looked it up, and the realities far more gruesome... http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2004-08/25/content_368631.htm
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