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Guandi Temple Outside, Tongxiang, China - Google Arts & Culture

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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The Highest Point of the Great Wall of China

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The Highest Point of the Great Wall of China

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Seventh of the 15 Passes: Zhangjiakou - Google Arts & Culture

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"First Pass Under Heaven": The Shanhai Pass - Google Arts & Culture

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Discover the starting point of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall by the sea

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The Most Dangerous Part of the Great Wall of China

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The Most Dangerous Part of the Great Wall of China

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The large cave

A little to the east of the 13th East Tower, there is a large cave that slants through both inside and outside sections of the Great Wall, and penetrates from the middle of the mountain under the wall.

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The "Great Wall in the Air" - Google Arts & Culture

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The large cave A little to the east of the 13th East Tower, there is a large cave that slants through both inside and outside sections of the Great Wall, and penetrates from the middle of the mountain under the wall.

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The Heavenly Ladder of the Great Wall of China

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The Heavenly Ladder of the Great Wall of China

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The "Heavenly Ladder" - Google Arts & Culture

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Virtually explore The Forbidden City in a fully immersive 360-degree experience.

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When and Why Was the Great Wall of China Built?

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When and Why Was the Great Wall of China Built?

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The Emergence of the Great Wall - Google Arts & Culture

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Civilian workers

Each of the dynasties that built the Great Wall recruited a large number of civilian workers. Every time the Great Wall underwent construction, the number of civilian workers recruited was often in the region of hundreds of thousands, and nearly reached one million at its peak. When Qin Shihuang built the Great Wall, he not only used 300,000 troops, but also summoned more than 500,000 civilian workers from all over the country.

In the case of a serious shortage of manpower, the courts would also adopt recruitment methods to resolve the issue of insufficient manpower.

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How Was The Great Wall Built? - Google Arts & Culture

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The basic composition of manpower and funds for the construction of the Great Wall

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"The Great Wall is unmatched around the world" said professor Luo Zhewen, a renowned specialist in research of the Great Wall. "And the Simatai section is unmatched among all sections of the Great Wall." In 1987, the Great Wall was listed as "World historical culture and natural heritage protection project" by world Heritage Committee of UNESCO, and becomes fortune of the entire humankind.

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Walk the Great Wall - Google Arts & Culture

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A sneak peak of the 20,000km wonder at your fingertips

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10 Things You Should Know About the Great Wall of China

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10 Things You Should Know About the Great Wall of China

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10 Things to Know about the Great Wall of China - Google Arts & Culture

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