China's First Emperor

China's First Emperor
China's First Emperor
Format Documentary
TV Special
Country of origin  United States
 China
Production
Running time 120 minutes with commercials (two parts)
Broadcast
Original channel History (TV channel)
Original airing 2008

China's First Emperor was a documentary aired on The History Channel on 2008.

It tells the story of Qin Shi Huang's career as a military leader and ruthless ruler and how he unified China during the Qin Dynasty.

He is played by Xu Peng Kai.


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