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The Temple of Heaven

The Temple of Heaven
The Temple of Heaven, which is located in the southeast of the Imperial Palace South of Beijing,...

Roof Crown

Roof Crown
One of the structural members of traditional Chinese architecture, the baoding (literally,...

Jichang Garden

Jichang Garden
Situated at the foot of Huishan Mountain in the western suburbs of Wuxi, the Jichang Garden is a...

Chinese bridges from ancient times, highly varied in material and form, are an important legacy with national characteristics, occupying an important position in the world history of bridge-building.

China, a country with such a long history, has inherited from her past bridges without number: there are, it is said, four milion of them if one counts the stone arch bridges alone. In the southern regions of rivers and lakes, the landscape is dotted with bridges of various sizes and descriptions, which make it all the more picturesque.

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  • The Stone Arch Bridge
    The Stone Arch Bridge
    The Stone Arch Bridge
    The stone arch bridge is the most common type of bridges one sees in China.
  • The Zigzag Bridge
    The Zigzag Bridge
    The Zigzag Bridge
    A landscaping structure, the zigzag bridge is found in some gardens or suburban scenic spots.
  • The Cross Bridge
    The Cross Bridge
    The Cross Bridge
    This is a very rare bridge in China; in fact, probably only one of its type still exists in the country.
  • The Pavilion Bridge
    The Pavilion Bridge
    The Pavilion Bridge
    A component part of the art of landscape gardening, the pavilion bridge is often built over the surface of a quiet lake, forming a small scenic area and providing sightseers with a place for a...

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