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德国青年跳进兵阵扮秦俑翻译：乐怡 German Joins China’s Ancient Warriors In 1974 archaeologists[考古学家] discovered legions[大批] of warriors made of terracotta[陶俑] who for two millennia[千年] had silently been protecting the tomb of an ancient Chinese emperor. Well over the weekend, a 26-year-old German art student tried to volunteer[当志愿兵]. Pablo Wendel, donned[穿上] a fake terracotta uniform, slipped past security guards and hid among the two thousand warriors and stood very still. Police saw him enter but it took them a full two-minutes to pick him out of the crowd of sculptures[雕像]. They let him go without charges but they did keep his uniform. Detailed Report A German art student tried to join a Chinese dynastys army but he volunteered centuries too late. The 26-year-old man identified only as “Pabloor by his Chinese name “Ma Linmade a dusty brown suit of armor[盔甲], a tunic[束腰外衣] and a helmet[头盔], and attempted to blend in with the ancient warriors of the terracotta army in the western city of Xi’an. Pablo entered the museum with his uniform packed in a suitcase. Once inside, he quickly changed into the outfit, jumped over a barrier[栅栏] and joined the soldiers, who stand in hundreds of rows. He blended in so well that security guards had difficulty finding him. Pablo has been obsessed[着迷] with the soldiers since his childhood. He reportedly said that he only planned to have a photo of himself taken standing near the museums excavation[开凿] pit. “But when I saw the soldiers, I got too excited and just couldnt stop myself from jumping into the pit,he said. Since he didn’t damage the soldiers, Pablo was released[释放] after getting a lecture from the security officials, according to the police. 1974年，考古学家发现了大批陶俑兵马，它们默默地守护着一位古代中国皇帝的陵墓长达两千年。就在周末里，一名26岁来自德国的艺术专业学生毛遂自荐，自愿参军当秦俑。帕布罗 详细报道 一名来自德国的艺术专业学生试图加入中国王朝军队，但此举措来迟了数个世纪。这名26岁男子，名叫“帕布罗”（其中文名为“马林”），自制了一套土褐色的制服，其中包括盔甲、长至膝盖的束腰外衣以及一个头盔。他试图混入中国西部城市西安的秦兵马俑阵中。 帕布罗把装有制服的小提箱一起带进了博物馆。当他一进去，便马上换上了外套，跳越栅栏加入到数百列的兵马俑队伍中。他装扮得维妙维肖