i want to know some information about history of china and its wonderful building and places. can you help me?

Answer 1

no sorry

Answer 2

I also live in China and was very impressed by the terracotta warriors but China's history is a bit too long for a message like this try a google search or Encarta. It's the smaller less famous places I like The modern buildings and people are just as interesting

Answer 3

SMOKE AND MIRROR SLEEPOVERS

Two new hotels, one small and one very small, are explorations in the use of light and reflection to transform space — and to create a world unlike anything hotel guests might inhabit day-to-day.

ENGINEERING KOOLHAAS

To support the rapid expansion of China Central Television (CCTV), an international design competition was launched in 2002 for a centralized headquarters building in Beijing. Winning the commission was Rem Koolhaas (Office for Metropolitan Architecture, OMA), teamed with engineering firm Arup and the East China Architecture and Design Institute as both architect and engineer of record. Koolhaas imagined a building whose three dimensional form brings CCTV's staff and functions into a "continuous tube."

HONG KONG'S NEW TALLEST

The second tower for the International Finance Centre, new headquarters for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, perches near the narrowest crossing of the beautiful Victoria Harbour and marks a new gateway to the city. The so-called "Two ifc," at Central Waterfront is said to be the world's third-highest building and the safest

CHINA'S BANNER STADIUM

In the last decade, the world has seen an unprecedented boom in the construction of sports stadiums. Among the new ones is the Guangdong Olympic Stadium in Guangzou, China, which will help host the 2008 Olympic Summer Games. —

I CANT WRITE MORE,IF YOU WANT MORE JUST WRITE ME E-mail.

Answer 4

i work in china [live in the uk] if you come visit the great wall and the summer place in beijing, i wasnt impressed with the terracotta army.

Answer 5

Search for it on the net...
Found something:
http://www-chaos.umd.edu/history/toc.html

Answer 6

The following are contacts for the biggest newspaper in
Shanghai
send the your request to them

http://www.shanghaidaily.com/

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

Answer 7

I recently found a good research tool for this sort of thing, called the INTERNET.

Answer 8

ask Chinese people or go to night school