- 山海关,老龙头Shanhaiguan, Laolongtou (Old Dragon Head)
- 定边长城 - 三五九旅窑洞Dingbian's Great Wall
- 蟠龙山长城Panlongshan (Coiling Dragon Mountain) Great Wall
- 卧虎山长城Wohushan (Crouching Tiger Mountain) Great Wall
- 嘉峪关长城Jiayuguan (Jiayu Pass)
- 金山岭长城Jinshanling Great Wall
- 镇北台Zhenbeitai Tower
- 三关口Sanguankou Great Wall
- 秦长城Qin Wall
- 北京长城Beijing's Great Wall
万里长城Great Wall
山海关,老龙头Shanhai Guan(Pass) and Laolongtou (Old Dragon Head)
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The square area before the gate tower.
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On the face of the grand 镇东门Zhendongmen tower is the written these large black characters: 天下第一关 (The First Pass Under Heaven).
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The wide square before 天下第一关 (The First Pass Under Heaven) gate tower.
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A corner of the fortress.
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On the top level of the fortress.
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A view below the Wall.
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The lake and garden inside the fortress.
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The Wall stretches quite far through the town, but most are in ruins and covered with thick vegetation. These unrestored parts are blocked with walls, so one cannot get through.
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On top of one stretch of the Wall extending from the gate tower.
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Detail of the Wall's parapet, an architectural design meant for the bow and the crossbow.
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The tower overlooking the Dragon Head and the 渤海Bohai sea.
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A gallery of stone tablets. An important original piece is housed inside a pavillion.
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The Dragon stretches its Head into the 渤海Bohai sea.
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A viewing area a few steps below the Dragon Head.
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The Old Dragon Head had been reconstructed in eighties. These are Ming stones of the original Dragon Head on display right on the structure.
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Side view of the Dragon Head.
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Side view of the Dragon Head as it enters the sea.
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From the shore looking toward the temple complex.
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A large stone tablet before the entrance to the temple complex. The burden of carrying the heavy stone usually goes to the unlucky tortoise. Temple (usually Daoist) are normally built near important sections of the Great Wall
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A stone bridge leads to the entrance gate of the temple complex.
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Courtyard of the temple complex.
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The long corridor around the temple complex.
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The long corridor around the temple complex.
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The grand pavillion extending out from the temples toward the sea.








