长城 (Chángchéng)
Definition
The Great Wall of China is an ancient fortification built across the northern borders of China. It served as a defensive barrier against invasions and played a significant role in protecting the country's territories.
Related terms
城墙 (Chéngqiáng): City wall: Refers to fortified walls surrounding cities or towns in ancient China.
烽火台 (Fēnghuǒtái): Beacon tower: Towers built along the Great Wall used for signaling important messages during wartime.
明长城 (Míng Chángchéng): Ming Dynasty Great Wall: The most well-known section of the Great Wall constructed during the Ming Dynasty.
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AP Chinese - 2.2 Beauty and Aesthetics in Chinese Architecture and Literature
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