Also featured at the exhibit are two replicas of brass Qin-period chariots on loan from the Taiwanese art collector Huang Jen-chung and the National Museum of Natural Science. Each chariot is assembled from over 7,000 different pieces, and is half the size of the original, which has been described as "the most extraordinary bronze piece ever made" on account of its huge size, complex structure, and lifelike realism.
而兩輛借自台灣收藏家黃任中和科學博物館的銅馬車複製品，總共由七千多個部件組裝而成，尺寸為實物的二分之一。形體龐大，結構複雜，造型逼真，而被譽為「青銅之冠」。