Great Wall of China
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+ | "Do you know [[China]], the native land of the [[winged dragon]] and of [[porcelain]] [[tea-pot]]s? All the country is a [[cabinet of curiosities]], surrounded by an inhumanly [[Great Wall of China|long wall]] and one hundred thousand [[Tartar]] [[sentinels]].--"[[The Romantic School (Heinrich Heine)|The Romantic School]]" (1835) by Heinrich Heine | ||
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"Do you know China, the native land of the winged dragon and of porcelain tea-pots? All the country is a cabinet of curiosities, surrounded by an inhumanly long wall and one hundred thousand Tartar sentinels.--"The Romantic School" (1835) by Heinrich Heine |
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- An ancient Chinese fortification, almost 4,000 miles long, originally designed to protect China from the Mongols.
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