Iconic China  Great Wall of China

 The Great TR of China (Chinese: ) is a barrier that runs from Zhenhuangtao on the Bay of the Bohai

 Sea (Yellow Sea) in the east to the Gautai district of Gansu Province in the west, encompassing China's northern and northwestern borders (People's Republic of China).

A second wall was constructed to the south, running from Beijing to Handen. The Great Wall of China is approximately 21,000 kilometers long.

In 2007, an international poll named the Great Wall of China as one of the most important world heritage monuments and one of the world's seven new wonders.

The Great Wall of China has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in China. It attracts visitors from all around the world.

The Great Wall of China is a multi-layered defense system that includes defense walls, observation towers, strategic corridors, army barracks, alarm towers, and other defense structures. This defense project is overseen by a multi-leveled integrated military command system.

Take, for example, the Ming Royal Family's wall in China. This wall runs from the Yaloh River in the east to the Jia Yu Guan Passage in the west.

It is separated into nine military administrative zones, with a total length of 7,000 kilometers. To administrate each area, there is an executive head.

Separately, he is in charge of the rehabilitation and restoration of the area's barrier. It is also in charge of the region's defense matters.

as a means of aiding neighboring military zones with their defense needs

Crossing mountains and shelves, piercing the desert, traversing meadows, and cutting rivers, the Great Wall of China traverses a diverse and complicated geographical region. As a result, the fence's architectural structures are unique and strange:

Due to the shortage of rocks and bricks, the fence is constructed in arid locations using native stones and a specific species of willow.

In the Yellow Earth Plateau region of northwestern China,