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Great Wall of China

Year built: started in the 7th century BC, most parts rebuilt in the 14th–17th centuries (Ming Dynasty)

Location: Northern China

Description: A defensive wall stretching over 20,000 km, symbolizing the strength of Chinese dynasties. It protected the country from invasions and demonstrated the advanced engineering skills of the medieval period.

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Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy (VIETNAM)

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Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy (VIETNAM)

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Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy (Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám)

Year built: 1070 (Temple of Literature), 1076 (Imperial Academy)

Location: Hanoi, Vietnam

Description: The first national university of Vietnam, dedicated to Confucius and Confucian education. It represents the tradition of learning and the importance of scholars in medieval Vietnamese society.

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-Year built: 12th century (c. 1113–1150, King Suryavarman II) -Location: Siem Reap,

-Description: The largest Hindu temple in the world, later converted into a Buddhist center. Its harmonious design and detailed carvings reflect the peak of the Khmer Empire’s power and culture.

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-Year built: originally built in the 7th century, expanded in -the 17th century (5th Dalai Lama) Location: Lhasa, Tibet (China) -Description: The political and religious center of Tibet, residence of the Dalai Lamas. The palace has over 1,000 rooms, holding sacred relics and Buddhist statues, symbolizing Tibetan spirituality and authority.

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Year built: 1406–1420 (Ming Emperor Yongle)

Location: Beijing, China

Description: The imperial palace complex with more than 9,000 rooms, serving as the political center of China for almost 500 years. It represents the grandeur, culture, and authority of the Ming and Qing dynasties.