Middle Rank Officer Warrior

Middle rank officer warrior figurines are the intermediate commanders in the Qin army. Their rank is lower than that of the General figurines. Their attire is characterized by a long crown on the head, a long jacket with a right overlapping collar, armor on the outside, pants on the bottom, and square-jawed, pointed footwear. The figurines of middle rank officials are different from those of Generals in terms of costume, but also in terms of spirit and temperament. Although the figure is not as full as the general’s figurine, it is taller in appearance, with broad shoulders and standing with a strong chest. His appearance and temperament emphasize his bravery and competence.

The same mid-level military official figurines, but the attire can be different. Some mid-level military official figurines have armor with only a front breastplate and no back armor. Only a wider back belt extends from the front chest armor to the left and right of the shoulders, interlaced at the back and about the length of the waist. In the middle of the end of the straps, another cloth belt is attached to each, continuing down to the waist and around to the front abdomen, wrapping around for a week before returning to the back, where it is tied with a live knot.

There are some mid-level military officials figurines with full front and back armor and shoulder armor. The wide edges around the armor are painted with exquisite patterns and designs. Some of the mid-level military officials have their left hand in the shape of a sword, while their right hand is half-gripped, holding an unknown object. The figurines of middle rank officials and Generals are not only obviously different in costume, but also in their physical shape, facial expression and temperament. They are generally not as full-bodied as the general figurines, and their demeanor is not as calm as the general figurines, but they also exude an air of respectfulness, bravery and competence.