Landmark buildings in various provinces and cities in China\x0d\ 1. Beijing: Tiananmen\x0d\ Tiananmen was originally the main entrance to the imperial city of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It was built in the 15th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1417). It was called Chengtianmen. It was rebuilt in the eighth year of Shunzhi (1651) in the Qing Dynasty and renamed Tiananmen, which means "mandated by heaven" and "another country and people". It has a history of more than 580 years. The Tiananmen Gate Tower is built on a Xumizuo-style city platform made of huge strips of stone. It has a solemn and vigorous shape, grandeur and elegance. It is one of the typical masterpieces of traditional Chinese architectural art. Tiananmen Square, located on the central axis of Beijing, is the main venue for the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China and is also an important part of the national emblem. \x0d\ 2. Shanghai: Oriental Pearl Tower, Jinmao Tower \x0d\ The Oriental Pearl Tower is a landmark building in Shanghai. It is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai and at the tip of Lujiazui in Pudong. Construction started on July 30, 1991 and was completed on October 1, 1994. Completed, the tower is 468 meters high, facing the International Architecture Expo on the Bund across the river. It is ranked the tallest tower in Asia and the third tallest tower in the world. The Oriental Pearl Tower integrates sightseeing and catering, shopping and entertainment, Pujiang tour, conference and exhibition, historical display, travel agency and other service functions, and has become one of Shanghai's landmark buildings and tourist hotspots. It has now become one of the "Top Ten New Landscapes in Shanghai in the 1990s" and the "Top Ten Tourist Attractions". \x0d\ 3. Tianjin: Sky Tower\x0d\ "Tianjin Tower" is the Tianjin Radio and Television Tower, with a total height of 415.2 meters, making it the fourth tallest tower in the world and the second tallest tower in Asia. Looking down from the tower, you can have a panoramic view of the entire Tianjin city. The Sky Tower towers into the sky and ranks among the tallest towers in the world. The tower weighs more than 40,000 tons and is a flying saucer-style tower. The water area is 22 hectares, and Yuanta is named "Tianta Lake". The Tianta Tower is located beside Niegong Bridge, adjacent to Zijinshan Road in the east and Fucui Longtan in the west. The sudden rise in the water is unique in the world: tall and handsome, with all the charm of Kyushu. The circular corridor is surrounded by a waterfall with three layers of clear water, and the spiral palace of the disc tower catches the stars of the nine heavens. The shadow of the Huguang Tower is accompanied by red lotus and green willows, and the bright moon and morning glow welcome the victorious guests. \x0d\ 4. Chongqing: Liberation Monument \x0d\ The Liberation Monument was originally completed on March 12, 1940, the anniversary of the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It is a wooden structure and is called a "spiritual fortress." It was rebuilt after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945 and was named "Monument to Commemorate the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War". In 1950, it was renamed "Chongqing People's Liberation Monument" by Liu Bocheng. As one of the landmark buildings in Chongqing, the Liberation Monument often appears in the logos of various products and places. Jiefangbei Central Shopping Plaza is not only a prime business district on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, but also the largest commercial pedestrian street in western China, integrating shopping, leisure, tourism, business, catering, entertainment and other comprehensive functions. \x0d\ 5. Shijiazhuang, Hebei: Art Center \x0d\ The Shijiazhuang Art Center of the Sydney Opera House was designed by the German company GMT, the landscape was designed by an Australian company, and the construction was designed by a Hong Kong company. It is mainly composed of 5 parts: Dream Lake (120 acres of water surface + Grand Theater), Puzzle Water Park, Natural Circulation Park, and Art Park (Famous Calligraphy Avenue, Wisdom Quotes Avenue). \x0d\ 6. Taipei, Taiwan: 101 Tower\x0d\ Taipei 101 Tower, formerly known as Taipei International Financial Center, is a skyscraper located in Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan. It is the world's tallest skyscraper (including antenna) and currently the world's second tallest building-like structure. Located in the Xinyi Planning Area, Taipei City's central business district (CBD), the building was completed on October 17, 2003, making Taipei 101 57 meters (188 feet) taller than the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. \x0d\ 7. Nanjing, Jiangsu: Xuanwu Gate\x0d\ Xuanwu Gate is an ancient city gate in the ancient city of Nanjing. It is now the gate of Xuanwu Lake Park. In 1909, Duan Fang, the governor of Liangjiang, who was tasked with organizing the "Nanyang Entrepreneurship Association" in Nanjing, built a new gate on the city wall near the Entrepreneurship Association to facilitate businessmen visiting Xuanwu Lake. After the gate was completed, it was named "Fengrun Gate" and was renamed "Xuanwu Gate" during the Republic of China. It is part of the ancient city wall of Nanjing. The city wall of Nanjing in the Ming Dynasty was built with stone foundations and huge bricks. The city bricks were fired with high-quality clay and white porcelain clay, and glutinous rice slurry mixed with lime was used as a binder, making them very strong. \x0d\ 8. Harbin, Heilongjiang: Sofia Church\x0d\ The church was built in 1907. It was an all-wooden structure at the time. It was the military church of the Fourth Infantry Division of Tsarist Russia’s Eastern Siberia. The majestic Saint Sophia Church constitutes Harbin’s unique and exotic cultural landscape and urban customs. It is also a historical witness of Tsarist Russia’s invasion of Northeast China and an important relic for studying the modern history of Harbin. Visitors can take a rest and sightseeing in Sophia Square, appreciate the fine architectural materials of different periods, schools and styles in Harbin, and watch and participate in a variety of cultural and artistic activities. \x0d\ 9. Nanchang, Jiangxi: Tengwang Pavilion \x0d\ Nanchang Tengwang Pavilion was first built in the Tang Dynasty. Tengwang Pavilion was a place where feudal literati and officials of all dynasties greeted and entertained guests. Its fame mainly originated from the "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion" written by Wang Bo, a scholar of the Tang Dynasty. It is located on the east bank of the Ganjiang River on Yanjiang Road, Nanchang City. It is one of the three famous towers in the south of the Yangtze River together with the Yueyang Tower in Hunan and the Yellow Crane Tower in Hubei. Climbing the pavilion, you can have a panoramic view of the spring breeze and autumn moon. You can see the twists and turns of the antique commercial street in the near distance. The Ganjiang River and the Fujiang River converge in the west. In the distance, the sky is thousands of miles long. The West Mountain is verdant, Nanpu is flying clouds, and the long bridge is lying on the waves. People are relaxed and happy.
\x0d\ 10. Xi'an, Shaanxi: Bell Tower\x0d\ Xi'an Bell Tower is located at the intersection of four east, west, north, and south streets in the central city of Xi'an. It is the largest and best preserved among the many bell towers left over from ancient my country. Xi'an Bell Tower ranks first among similar buildings in the country in terms of architectural scale, historical value or artistic value. The bell tower is built on a square base and is a brick and wood structure. It has three layers of eaves and four corners, with a total height of 36 meters. The bell tower was built in the 17th year of Hongwu (AD 1384) by Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It got its name from the iron bell hanging on the tower. The bell tower is in the typical Ming Dynasty architectural style, with double eaves and brackets, a towering roof, slightly warped eaves, and is gorgeous and solemn. \x0d\ 11. Lanzhou, Gansu: Zhongshan Bridge on the Yellow River\x0d\ Lanzhou Zhongshan Bridge is commonly known as "Zhongshan Iron Bridge" and "Yellow River Iron Bridge". It is located on the north side of the middle section of Binhe Road, at the foot of Baita Mountain and in front of Jincheng Pass. It was built in 19 AD. ?Seven years (the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), in 1942, it was renamed "Zhongshan Bridge" in memory of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It is the oldest ancient bridge in Lanzhou and the first true bridge on the 5,464-kilometer Yellow River. Therefore, it is known as "the first bridge on the Yellow River in the world". In 1954, after renovation, five more curved arch beams were added, making the iron bridge look strong, durable and majestic. \x0d\ 12. Yinchuan, Ningxia: Drum Tower\x0d\ Located in the center of Jiefang Street, Xingqing District, Yinchuan, it is also known as "Cross Drum Tower", "Four Drum Towers", and is commonly known as "Drum Tower". It was built in the first year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1821). It was presided over by Zhao Yixuan, the prefect of Ningxia, and the stone inscription on the forehead of the cave was handwritten. It is the youngest ancient building in Yinchuan City. The Drum Tower is 26 meters high, with a square pedestal and arched door openings on all four sides. The upper part is a three-story cross-shaped hilltop with overhanging eaves and flying ridges, and the four corners are equipped with shed-style corner rooms. The entire Drum Tower is decorated with carved beams and paintings, which are vivid in shape and majestic. You can have a panoramic view of the ancient city when you climb up to the tower and look into the distance. \x0d\ 13. Hangzhou, Zhejiang: Leifeng Pagoda \x0d\ Leifeng Pagoda is located in front of Jingci Temple at the foot of Rihui Peak on Nanping Mountain on the south bank of West Lake in Hangzhou. According to legend, Leifeng Pagoda was built by the King of Wuyue to celebrate the birth of Huang Fei's son, so it was originally named "Huang Fei Pagoda". However, because the pagoda was built on Leifeng, people call it Leifeng Pagoda. Leifeng Pagoda was once the iconic attraction of West Lake. In the old days, Leifeng Pagoda and Baochu Pagoda in Beishan were facing each other across the lake, one in the south and the other in the north. Below, the shadow of the tower is across the sky, which is a unique scenery, so it is called "Leifeng Sunset". During the Ming Dynasty, the ancient tower gallery was burned down by Japanese pirates, and the tower foundation bricks were stolen, causing the tower to collapse on September 25, 1924. \x0d\ 14. Lhasa, Tibet: Potala Palace \x0d\ The Potala Palace was built in the 7th century AD during the reign of King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet and has a history of 1,300 years ago. The Potala Palace overlaps with each other, twists and turns, and merges with the mountain. It stands tall and majestic. The palace walls are red and white, and the palace roof is magnificent, with a strong artistic appeal. The entire building complex covers an area of ??more than 100,000 square meters, reflecting the superb skills of Tibetan construction craftsmen. The Potala Palace is the center of Tibet's theocratic regime. During festivals, the palace gates are crowded with Tibetan Buddhists, making it a famous Buddhist holy place. It is the symbol of Lhasa City, a precious treasure of Tibetan architectural art, and a unique human cultural heritage on the Xuecheng Plateau. \x0d\ 15. Urumqi, Xinjiang: International Grand Bazaar\x0d\ It embodies the rich ethnic characteristics and regional culture of the Western Regions. The International Grand Bazaar integrates Islamic culture, architecture, and ethnic commerce. It is a gathering place and exhibition center for Xinjiang tourism products. It is the "Window to Xinjiang", "Window to Central Asia" and "Window to the World". Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar is the largest Grand Bazaar in the world. Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar is a symbol of the prosperity of Xinjiang's business and tourism. It is also a landscape architecture of Urumqi, a city of ethnic minorities, and a landmark building. \x0d\ 16. Xining, Qinghai: Dongguan Mosque \x0d\ On the south side of Dongguan Street in Xining, an ancient plateau city, stands a majestic, quiet and solemn Islamic building---Dongguan Mosque, built in AD During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty around 1380, it was the center of religious activities for hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Xining City. It was the largest and oldest mosque in Qinghai Province and one of the four major mosques in China. And based on the number of believers under its jurisdiction, it ranks as the fifth largest orhemati in the Islamic world. This is also the highest institution of learning for Islamic scriptures. \x0d\ 17. Zhengzhou, Henan: February 7th Memorial Tower \x0d\\x0d\ Zhengzhou February 7th Memorial Tower is located in Erqi Square, Zhengzhou City. It was built to commemorate the February 7th workers' strike. The tower is a twin parallel tower with a total height of 63 meters and a maximum of 14 floors. The tower base is a 3-story tower body with 11 floors and a reinforced concrete structure. The top corner of each floor is an antique cornice, covered with green glazed tiles. The plane of the tower is two pentagons connected from east to west. It is a single tower when viewed from the east-west direction, and it is a twin tower when viewed from the north-south direction. Now called the February 7th Memorial Hall, it displays various historical relics and pictures of the "February 7th" strike. \x0d\ 18. Changchun, Jilin: Nanhu Four Pavilions \x0d\ Nanhu Park is located in Changchun City, with a total area of ??more than 2.22 million square meters. It was built in 1933. It is the largest urban park in Northeast China and the second largest park in the country. Second to the Summer Palace. The garden has distinctive features.
The water surface area reaches 920,000 square meters. The lake is clear, with drooping willows on the banks, winding bridges and pavilions, which is better than Jiangnan. There is a bridge in the park that divides the waters of Nanhu into two. Originally named Chuihong Bridge, the new bridge was built in 1979 and was called Nanhu Bridge. \x0d\ 19. Shenyang, Liaoning: Shenyang Forbidden City (Dazheng Hall) \x0d\ Shenyang Forbidden City, also known as the Houjin Forbidden City, was built in 1625 AD. It was a palace built by Nurhaci, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, and Huang Taiji, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. It is called Shengjing Palace. Fulin, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor here. The Forbidden City in Shenyang is a national key cultural relic protection unit and one of the two complete palace complexes in China. It has now been established as the Shenyang Palace Museum. Chongzheng Hall is the most important building in the Shenyang Forbidden City and is where Huang Taiji went to court every day. \x0d\ 20. Hohhot, Inner Mongolia: Vajra Seat Relic Pagoda \x0d\ The Vajra Seat Relic Pagoda in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, was built during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally a building in Cideng Temple (commonly known as Five Pagoda Temple). Other buildings in the temple have long since collapsed, and only this tower stands majestically. The Vajra Seat Relic Pagoda is mainly composed of the Vajra Seat and the upper five square relic pagodas. This form of pagoda is relatively rare in China. The tower is a masonry structure with a height of about 13 meters and a rectangular plane. It has beautiful shape and rigorous proportions, and has high attainments in architectural art. From the second floor to the seventh floor under the eaves, there are 1119 gold-plated Buddha statues in various postures. \x0d\ 21. Taiyuan, Shanxi: Postal Building \x0d\ Taiyuan Postal Building is located on Bingzhou Road in the provincial capital. It is currently one of the 10 tallest buildings in Taiyuan City and one of the most iconic buildings in Taiyuan City. It is 145 meters high and has a construction area of ??1,436 square meters. It is composed of a 36-story main building, a 16-story auxiliary building and a 5-story podium building. It integrates commerce, office buildings and restaurants. In the eyes of Taiyuan people, the Post Office Building has become the coordinate of the center of Taiyuan City. Listening to the beating of the city's heart every day, it adds a touch of modern flavor to this antique old city. \x0d\ 22. Kunming, Yunnan: East Temple Tower\x0d\ Kunming East Temple Tower is now located on Shulin Street, next to Yunnan People's Publishing House. The East Temple Tower is 40.57 meters high and has 13 floors. It was built in 840 AD. The temple tower is 36 meters high and has 13 floors. After the tower was built, it has been repaired for generations. Its shape is similar to the main tower in Dali's Three Pagodas. Slightly higher than the West Temple Tower. The two towers, one in the west and the other in the east, face each other far away. Against the backdrop of modern buildings, they look even more primitive and vigorous. The two towers have a history of more than 1,100 years. \x0d\ 23. Jinan, Shandong: Quancheng Square \x0d\ Quancheng Square is the central square of Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province. She faces Qianfo Mountain in the south, Daming Lake in the north, Baotu Spring in the west, and Jiefang Pavilion in the east. It covers an area of ??about 250 acres. From west to east, it mainly consists of more than ten parts including Baotu Spring Square, Quanbiao Square, Lotus Musical Fountain, Cultural Corridor, and Ginza Shopping Plaza. This highly emotional and cultural place can meet the needs of people of all walks of life and ages for green space leisure, cultural entertainment, commercial shopping and social activities. It is a first-class cross-century modern square in the country that showcases the image of Qilu as a cultural and economically powerful province. \x0d\ 24. Wuhan, Hubei: Yellow Crane Tower\x0d\ The Yellow Crane Tower, one of the three famous buildings in Chinese history, was destroyed by fire a hundred years ago; in 1985, it stood on the bank of the Yangtze River again. In the past, the Yellow Crane Tower was known as "the most beautiful scenery in the world". Today, the Yellow Crane Tower is even more majestic and magnificent. According to historical records, the Yellow Crane Tower was first built in the Three Kingdoms. Over the past 1,700 years, it has been built and destroyed many times. In the Ming and Qing dynasties alone, it was destroyed 7 times and rebuilt and repaired 10 times. It retains some of the characteristics of the ancient building and was designed mainly based on people's current changes in aesthetic views, becoming a symbol of Wuhan. \x0d\ 25. Nanning, Guangxi: International Convention and Exhibition Center \x0d\ Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Center is located in the east section of Minzu Avenue in Nanning City. It is a landmark building in Nanning. Its completion further improves Nanning's function as a frontier open city in the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, and effectively promotes Nanning's opening to the outside world and the development of Guangxi's convention and exhibition economy. \x0d\ 26. Changsha, Hunan: Yuelu Academy\x0d\ Yuelu Academy is located at the foot of Yuelu Mountain on the bank of the Xiangjiang River in Changsha City. It is one of the four major academies in ancient my country. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhu Dong, the prefect of Tanzhou, formally founded Yuelu Academy on the basis of the monks' education. Academy. It has gone through the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and was officially named Hunan University in 1926. It has gone through thousands of years and has continued to sing, so it is known as the "Millennium University". Zhu Xi, a Neo-Confucian scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty, once gave lectures here. Yuelu Academy covers an area of ??21,000 square meters. Most of the existing buildings are relics from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The various parts are connected to each other and combined into a whole, completely showing the magnificent scene of ancient Chinese architecture. \x0d\ 27. Hefei, Anhui: Holiday Inn and Dadongmen Shouchun Road Bridge\x0d\ Holiday Inn Hefei Gujing is managed by the famous Intercontinental Hotel Management Group. It is located in the center of the commercial and prosperous downtown area and can be reached within walking distance of Xiaoyaojin and Bao Gong Temple. Visit various scenic spots and historic sites at the Nine Lions Garden. The hotel rooms include suites, apartments and presidential suites. The coffee bar on the second floor in the hotel lobby provides coffee, tea, cakes and snacks from all over the world; Charles Bar is famous in the city and has live performances by singers and bands. \x0d\ 28. Fuzhou, Fujian\x0d\ Formerly known as Baoen Dingguang Duobao Pagoda, it was built in the first year of Tang Tianyou (904) by Wang Shenzhi, the king of Fujian, who recommended blessings to his parents. Legend has it that a radiant orb was discovered during the construction of Jiji, so it was named Dingguang Tower.
When it was first built, the tower had a brick shaft inside and a wooden pavilion outside. It was a seven-story wooden tower with a brick core and 66.7 meters high. When it was rebuilt in the 27th year of Jiajing (1548), it was changed to a seven-story octagonal brick tower with a height of 41 meters. Because the outside is coated with white ash, it is called the White Tower. \x0d\ 29. Guangzhou, Guangdong: CITIC Plaza \x0d\ Canton Tower is located in the center of Guangzhou, at the intersection of the city's new central axis and the Pearl River landscape axis. It faces Haixinsha Island and the Pearl River New Town in Guangzhou's 21st Century CBD District across the river. It is China's The tallest tower and the fourth tallest tower in the world. On September 28, 2010, Guangzhou Urban Investment Group held a press conference to officially announce the name of Guangzhou's new TV tower as Canton Tower. With an overall height of 600 meters, it is the tallest tower in the country, and the "small waist" is the thinnest. Located on the 66th floor. Starting from October 1st, Canton Tower will officially open tickets to receive tourists. \x0d\ 30. Chengdu, Sichuan: Anshun Covered Bridge \x0d\ Chengdu Anshun Covered Bridge is located 135 meters upstream of the Nan River at the intersection of the Funan River. It spans the Nan River. The main span of the bridge is 81 meters long and 23.6 meters wide. It is a historical and cultural landmark. It is a landscape bridge that integrates , commerce, catering and pedestrian functions. It is named after the meaning of "magpie bridge in the sky and covered bridge on the ground". On the bridge, you can enjoy large-scale reliefs with the theme of Tang poetry and Song lyrics, ladder-type waterscapes and the beautiful landscape of "water flowing above and under the bridge". The love journey of "Meeting on the Covered Bridge" is unique and is a night-time experience. It’s a perfect place to watch the water and reflect on the past and present. \x0d\ 31. Guiyang, Guizhou: Jiaxiu Tower\x0d\ The Jiaxiu Tower is located on a huge stone in the Nanming River in the south of Guiyang City. It was first built by the governor of Guizhou Jiangdong in the 26th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1598). The name of the building "Jiaxiu" is to hope that Guizhou will "be outstanding in science and technology". The building is about 20 meters high, with three floors, three eaves and four corners with spires. It is magnificent and magnificent. The gate tower at the bottom of the building originally had a 206-character long couplet written by Liu Yushan, the Imperial Academy of Guiyang in the Qing Dynasty. Jiaxiu Tower can be called the symbol of Guiyang City and is now a provincial cultural relic protection unit. \x0d\ 32. Haikou, Hainan: Century Bridge \x0d\ Century Bridge is located on Longkun North Road, Haikou City. The main bridge spans the Haidian River. The southern end is connected to the Binhai Overpass, and the northern approach bridge is level with Haidian Wuxi Road on Haidian Island. . The bridge has a total length of 2,663 meters. Due to its majestic shape, it has become an important tourist landscape and urban landmark in Haikou, promoting the development of Haikou's tourism industry. A bridge hangs over the sea, and the north and south banks are wide. The Century Bridge, with its head soaring into the sky and flowing through the rainbow, is like a giant silver dragon. Together with famous scenic spots such as Wanlv Garden, Binhai Park, Century Square, and the Mirador Peninsula on Binhai Avenue, it embellishes the "Haikou Bund" under construction in a bright and colorful way. \x0d\ 33. Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Bank of China Tower \x0d\ Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower was designed by I.M. Pei. When it was completed in 1990, it was the tallest building in Hong Kong and the tallest skyscraper outside the United States. The building is one of Hong Kong's landmark buildings. The structure is supported by giant steel columns at 4 corners and 12 stories high, without a single column in the interior. The plane is diagonally divided into four groups of triangles. Each group of triangles has different heights and rises higher and higher, making each facade changeable within strict geometric specifications. The appearance is like the "rising joints" of bamboo, which symbolizes strength and vitality. , strong and enterprising spirit; the granite exterior wall of the base represents the Great Wall and China. \x0d\ 34. Macau Special Administrative Region: Ruins of St. Paul's Archway \x0d\ . The carvings are exquisite and majestic. It was later destroyed by fire in 1835 and got its name because it looked like a Chinese archway. The archway is about 27 meters high and 23.5 meters wide. It is a "strange-shaped pearl" style building from the Italian Renaissance. The various statues on the Ruins of St. Paul's are lifelike, retaining tradition and being more innovative; they not only show the European architectural style, but also inherit the Eastern cultural tradition, embodying the characteristics of the combination of Chinese and Western cultures. They can be called the "three-dimensional Bible" and are the symbol of the Far East. Famous stone religious buildings.