The Great Wall of China is unparalleled in terms of magnificence and popularity. Interestingly, though it is not the only system guarding China's frontiers, according to New Scientist.

Leaning on the parapet the feeling of disllusion wanted. The great wall of China is a wonder, after all, as a monument of human patience. View Full Article in Timesmachine » ...

Did you know the Great Wall of China is over 21,000 kilometers long? It’s about three times longer than we thought. This shows the wall’s history is complex, not just one structure.

An aerial drone photo taken on July 5, 2025 shows a view of the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall in Luanping County of Chengde, north China's Hebei Province.

2 People Dug 'Shortcut' Through Great Wall of China? Police said the incident resulted in "irreversible damage" to the Great Wall.

China’s most famous icon, the Great Wall stretches over 21,000 kilometers, winding its way through 15 provinces, 97 prefectures and 404 counties. Here are some of the most stunning spots ...

Archaeologists in China have discovered a 2,800-year-old fortified wall that predates the country's first emperor. The wall, which runs through a narrow mountain pass in the eastern province of ...

The Great Wall of China may be even older than we once thought. Newly discovered ruins in Shandong province – home to some of its oldest sections – suggest that parts of the grand structure ...

The Great Wall of China is 300 years older than we thought New archeological finds in Shandong Province revise the massive engineering feat's previous timeline.

Two workers have been detained in northern China after the local authorities said they plowed through a section of the country’s Great Wall with an excavator, leaving a gaping hole.

China is the world leader in solar manufacturing, and they’re putting that accolade to use as the country attempts to build what it calls the “Solar Great Wall.” Located along the southern ...

The Great Wall of China as seen by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst from the cupola on the International Space Station in 2018 with the aid of an 800mm super telephoto lens.