Great Wall of China can be written as 長城. In pinyin it is chang cheng.
Don't know if this helps, but pinyin for the Great Wall(of China) is Chang(2nd tone) cheng(2nd tone).
万里长城 [wàn lǐ cháng chéng] (长城 for short)
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nomadic tribes
No one lived in the Great wall, well, because it was a wall. But, construction on the Great Wall started after the Warring states period, when Qin became China's first emperor. But, of course, Qin wanted to be immortal, so he drank mercury, which killed him. But, after that, the Han dynasty took over and added on to the Great Wall. The Great Wall was there to protect ancient China from the invaders, so I guess you could say the Chinese lived inside the area the Great Wall protected... but no one lived inside of a wall, not that I have ever head of anyways.
no, but it did stop thief's
The Great Wall Of China was actually many walls but then Shi Huangdi had constructors build more walls to fill in gaps and the Great Wall Of China was together the wall stretched for 1,4000 miles (2,240 km).
China - Çin (Chin) Chinese - Çinli I am Chinese - Çinliyim
I would say, from a few websites I found, that 11,000 Chinese people worked on the railroad. They worked the hardest and had great skills to work on hard to fix problems they used to fix for the Great Wall of China. -KKBURT
there is no right or wrong answer because it is an opinion question. You could say that an adventurous person would want to visit the great wall.
simile....because it has like in it
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Yes, the Great Wall of China is haunted. People say that the Great Wall of China is haunted, people suffer nausea (I suffer from that), some people fell like being followed, and some people also faint, while others have reported seeing apparitions, being grabbed, punched and slapped! Most of the people say that it is haunted by the people who died during the process of building this magnificent thing.
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