Shi Huangdi 3rd Song Analysis

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The songs I chose match the criteria in many ways. The 1st song is dark and more terrifying, much like I imagine discovering a tomb filled with thousands of clay men would feel. The 2nd song is about hard work and long days, which it would have taken to uncover such a large tomb. The 3rd song is about preparing for something big, and I think that this would be a big event.
Best emperor criteria: educations, improvements for farmers, empathy, treatment of civilians, infrastructure
Shi Huangdi: ⅖
Li Bang: ⅗
I would have preferred to live under Li Bang. He treated the peasants better than Shi Huangdi. It would have been a more peaceful life. I believe that one month of labor per year and military service is a fair trade for protection and security.

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