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What I found interesting that they used sticky rice and burned lime in between brick to make them stick.

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One thing that I found interesting is that they put together a fleet of 300 ships!

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one thing that interested me was that it took 5 million workers to built china's grand canal.

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The thing that interested me was the emperor just closed down everything and burnt everything that Zheng He had.

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What really rustled my jimmies (rustled my jimmies is basically confused) was how Communist China began, It just doesn't seem likely how they went from wall building to Communism.

Here's a Brobdingnagian of Game Theories.

Theory #1: Most people at the time was commies (a.k.a communist people) at the time so maybe China thought it was a good idea to become a communist country.

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the thing that interest me the most is when people couldn't figure out why the new emperor of china burned the ships or fleet of Zheng He.

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One thing that was interesting to me is that the Emperor burnt down the fleet of ships and never told why he did it.

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What surprises me(not at all really surprise, more like confuse me) is that other people are interested or surprise by the emperor burning Zeng He's fleet of ships. I have two theories as to why:
Theory #1: Most emperors simply want to feel powerful. So they often burn places and/or other objects that other emperors have created. Which is basically  them saying "What other emperors have done or say before me does not matter anymore, For I am now the most powerful man in the world"
Theory #2: The new emperor could have simply been a pyromaniac. Pyromania means an obsessive desire to set things on fire. So he set the ships on fire because of he's desire.

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the great wall of china was held together with sticky rice and burned lime.

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The Grand Canal is stretched for about 1,200 miles and it is the largest canal built.

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It took 5 million workers to build the grand canal in china

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that no one knows why the emperor burned the ships.