This province contains the Forest of Stelae (STEE-lee), a collection of artifacts that includes the Nestorian Stele.
One of this province's "ten strange wonders" is a food with an infamously complex name that requires 58 strokes to write. This home of biang biang noodles contains the Zhoo Mausoleum, for which an emperor commissioned a set of six stone reliefs depicting his favorite warhorses. This province contains the Forest of Stelae (STEE-lee), a collection of artifacts that includes the Nestorian Stele. Its capital has a street named Huimin Jie (hway-min jee-eh), which is named a ter the Muslim Huí and located near its namesake Grand Mosque. High levels of mercury can be found in the soil near a tomb in this province, where farmers digging a well inadvertently discovered Qin Shi Huang's (chin shur hwahng's) Terracotta Army. Its capital was named Chang'an when it was the seatof the Han and Tang Dynasties. For 10 points, name this province located in central China that contains Xi'an (shee-ahn).
One of this province's "ten strange wonders" is a food with an infamously complex name that requires 58 strokes to write.
Shaanxi (shan-shee)