Sun Yatsen Mausoleum in Nanjing, China
An astonishing sight at the top of an enormous stone stairway (a breathless 392 steps), Sun Yatsen's tomb is a mandatory stop for Chinese visitors. Reverentially referred to as guófù (国父; 'Father of the Nation'), Dr Sun is esteemed by both communists and Kuomintang. He died in Běijīng in 1925, and had wished to be buried in Nánjīng, no doubt with far less pomp than the Ming-style tomb his successors fashioned for him. Within a year of his death, however, construction of this mausoleum began.
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Ruins Of Palace ~ Ming Dyansty !!!
China has a rich history and culture heritage. Since I've been in China. I've visited tons of historical places and the list goes on. Every new place has something unique and new to learn. One of them is a relics park of Ming Palace. Check it out, guys. Thanks for Watching!
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Xian Da Ming Palace National Heritage Park - The Ambassador of China and the Mayor of Xian hosted an historic luncheon event for Xian Da Ming Palace National Heritage Park, dubbed Central Park. Held at the United Nations on 9/9/09, the audience saw the United Nations premiere of Da Ming Palace, directed by Jin Tiemu as well as a Tang Dynasty Fashion Show. Xian is a cultural capital in China. Da Ming Palace National Heritage Park will open in October of 2010.
For centuries Da Ming Palace was the centre of the Tang Dynastys supreme power, and as far as the Chinese were concerned, the centre of the world.
It was three times the size of la Palais de Versailles, four times as large as the Forbidden City, and twelve times as big as the Kremlin.
It was an architectural miracle, dwarfing everything in northwestern China as a testament to the power and glory of that age. As a Chinese poem of the time proclaimed:
It seems as if built by gods; every state should kneel down in front of it.
But this imperial palace of the Tang Empire (618907AD) was no more.
In 904 AD, nearly three hundred years after its construction, Da Ming Palace was completely destroyed in a savage fire, its legend buried beneath the rubble.
Now an epic film brings that legend to life once again. The movie Da Ming Palace is based on the work of Chinese and Japanese archaeologists who for over 50 years have scoured the ruins of the palace for insights into imperial life during one of Chinas greatest eras.
Using 3-D digital reconstruction of the palace and dramatic reenactment, documentary maker Jin Tiemu takes us back to Da Ming Palaces heyday.
Its the story of the first and only empress of China, Wu Zetian, who developed the palace into an architectural marvel. Here she granted audience to her officials and guests from foreign countries, some of whom remained as pampered hostages, to improve Chinas political leverage.
Da Ming Palace reached its apex of luxury when Wu Zetians grandson, Emperor Li Longji seized the throne in 712 AD. Under his supervision, the palace grew in stature as lavish alterations were made.
The palace became the centre of politics and art in Chinas golden age. But the old emperor fell in love with his charming daughter-in-law. This love affair was to trigger a series of disasters for the Tang Empire culminating in bloody warfare and the destruction of the Palace.
The place where courtesans and concubines had knelt at the feet of successive emperors for hundreds of years disappeared from history.
The palace no longer exists, but its legend is resurrected in Jin Tiemus remarkable documentary Da Ming Palace.
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Tomb of Emperor Jingdi | Han Jing Mausoleum, China
This tomb, also referred to as the Han Jing Mausoleum, Liu Qi Mausoleum and Yangling Mausoleum, is the burial place of the Han-dynasty emperor Jingdi (188–141 BC) and is quite possibly Xī’ān’s most underrated highlight. If you only have time for two sights outside Xī'ān, make it the Army of Terracotta Warriors and this impressive museum and tomb. Unlike the warriors, though, it's not inundated with visitors so you'll have elbow room to fully appreciate what you’re seeing.
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Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics(NUAA)
Nanjing university of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Founded in October, 1952, as the Nanjing College of Aviation Industry, Nanhang was renamed in 1956 to Nanjing Aeronautical Institute, and in 1993 to its current name. Since 1952, NUAA has evolved from a teaching-oriented university to a research-oriented university that is administrated by the Commission of National Defense Science, Technology and Industry.
Nanhang mainly offers courses in science and engineering, and strives to integrate courses in applied science, management, humanities and social sciences with the themes of aeronautics, civil aviation and astronautics. It is among China's first institutions of higher learning authorized to doctoral, master's, and bachelor's degrees.In 1996,
Nanhang has two campuses: the Ming Palace Campus situated on the ruins of a Ming Palace, and the Jiangjun Road (将军路) Campus situated in the Jiangning Economic and Technological Development Zone. These campuses cover an area of 173 hectares with a building floor space of 650,000 square meters.
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Nanjing's Zhongshan Mausoleum
The Zhongshan Mausoleum was established in 1929 in Nanjing to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen (Sun Zhongshan).
Macau China Walking Tour (Senado Square to Ruins of St. Paul) / 澳门中国徒步旅行
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Macau was formerly a colony of the Portuguese Empire, after Ming China leased the territory as a trading post in 1557. Between 1557 and 1887, Macau was governed by the Portuguese under Chinese sovereignty and authority. In 1887, Portugal was given perpetual colonial rights for Macau. The colony remained under Portuguese rule until 1999, when it was transferred to China. As a special administrative region, Macau maintains separate governing and economic systems from that of mainland China.
Originally a sparsely populated collection of coastal islands, the territory has become a major resort city and the top destination for gambling tourism. It is the ninth-highest recipient of tourism revenue and its gambling industry is seven times larger than that of Las Vegas. Although the city has one of the highest per capita incomes in the world, it has severe income inequality. Its GDP per capita by purchasing power parity is one of the highest in the world and higher than any country in the world in 2014 according to the World Bank.
Macau has a very high Human Development Index. Macau has the fourth-highest life expectancy in the world. The territory is highly urbanised and most development is built on reclaimed land; two-thirds of total land area is reclaimed from the sea.
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Authentic Imperial Edict with Sheriff Portrait Found in China
In Chinese archaeology, an authentic imperial edict of the Ming Dynasty is already rare in the country; it will be even rarer to see an authentic Ming Dynasty imperial edict with a portrait on it. But such an imperial edict has recently seen the sun once again.
This rare imperial edict is found on the inside of the covering of a cart, the most wrong and then right place to find it.
It can't be more wrong for an imperial edict to end up as a cart canopy; and it can't be more right either for it to be there to survive the elements for so long as to be found almost intact.
Provincial archaeologists have studied and proved the surprising imperial edict as one appreciating the duty performance by a Ming Dynasty police officer known as Zhang Dun, who was stationed in southern Beijing as a sheriff.
During the Hongwu period (1368-1398) of Ming Dynasty, Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang had special law-enforcement agencies set up in Nanjing, Beijing and Fengyang. These law-enforcers specialized in catching criminals and thieves, just like present-day police officers. These agencies were among China's earliest municipal authorities, explains Shao Jing, associate fellow with the Shaanxi Archaeology Research Institute.More on:
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This is research material for the minecraft project in building Project 1845. Sorry for the camera the wrong direction, i forgot to rotate it while recording. Unless you really want to, i recomend skipping watching it.
Pingyao, China 平遥古韵
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Pingyao is a Chinese city and county in central Shanxi province. It lies about 715 km from Beijing and 80 km from the provincial capital, Taiyuan. During the Qing Dynasty, Pingyao was a financial center of China. It is now renowned for its well-preserved ancient city wall, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Pingyao still retains its city layout from the Ming and Qing dynasties, conforming to a typical bagua pattern. More than 300 sites in or near the city have ancient ruins. Preserved Ming- and Qing-style residences number close to 4,000. The streets and storefronts still largely retain their historical appearance.
In the Spring and Autumn Period, the county belonged to the kingdom of Jin. It was part of the kingdom of Zhao in the Warring States Period. In the Qin Dynasty, it was known as Pingtao. During the Han Dynasty, it was known as Zhongdu county. In 1986, the People's Republic of China designated Pingyao as one of the Chinese Historic and Cultural Cities. It became a World Heritage Site in 1997, included also the outlying Zhenguo Temple and Shuanglin Temple.
Lights at Xi'an Lotus Park, China 西安莲花公园的灯光
Lianhu Park is located in the city of Xi'an Lianhu Road 18, located in Miyagi Edward Mun Tang Dynasty ruins. Ming Zhu Shuang Qin emperor's second son excavated the low-lying terrain creating a pools, palace gardens, and artificial lakes and planting lotus, hence the name Lotus Pond.
The Lianhu complex park houses a theater and assembly buildings and at night comes alive with millions of led lights. It is a must see!
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莲湖公园位于西安市莲湖路18号，位于宫城爱德华门唐代遗址。 明朱双琴皇帝的第二个儿子挖掘出低洼的地形，形成了一个游泳池，宫殿花园，以及人工湖和种植莲花，故名“莲花池”。
莲湖综合公园内有剧院和组装大楼，晚上还有数百万盏led灯。 这是必须看到的！
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