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Winding along a steep ridge of a range of mountains, the Simatai section rises to the crests of mountains at some points and falls into deep valleys at others. The most breathtaking parts of the Simatai section are called Cloud Ladder and Heavenly Bridge. The Cloud Ladder is much narrower than the normal width of the Wall (three-to-five meters on average), the narrowest part being only half a meter wide. With perilous cliffs on either side, it indeed resembles a ladder along which one can climb up into the clouds. Up at the top of the Cloud Ladder, one comes to the Heavenly Bridge, the 100-meter-long narrow belt of wall on the mountain ridge, with deep valleys on either side. 去书内
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  • 黄迎迎 黄迎迎

    A Reader of Chinese Culture is a captivating gateway to the profound and time-honored heritage of China. Far from being a dry compilation of historical facts or abstruse theories, this book presents the essence of 5,000 years of Chinese civilization in a clear, engaging manner.

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