Qin Huai River Qin Huai River, southwest of the city and extending
110 kilometers long, is a branch of Yangtze River. It was called Huai
River originally...
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Sun Yat-sen is recognised by the Chinese as the father of modern China.
The tomb itself lies at the top of an enormous stone stairway, 323m
long and 70m wide.
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The temple has expanded to be a complex building in the architectural style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is a cultural shrine to worship and consecrate Confucius.
This is one of the biggest imperial tombs in China for the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty and his queen. It is listed by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site.
Nanjing Museum is one of the most advanced and popular museums of its class in China, holding a collection of some 2,000 first class treasures of national and cultural interest.
The bridge in Nanjing is the third bridge spanning the Yangtze River recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest bridge with both highway and railway.
The south gate of Nanjing, Zhonghua Gate, is a precious cultural relic. It is the biggest castle-style city gate in China with complicated structural elements.
Zijinshan (Purple Mountain) Observatory is the earliest and one of the most famous observatories of the country with splendid architectures, rare apparatus and abundant books.