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Chinese Rayal Door

Chinese Rayal Door in Beijing.

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

LanQiao bridge traditional chinese gate and chinese flag

LanQiao bridge traditional chinese gate and chinese flag

Bejing - From Heavenly Gate 3

With total area of 440,000 square meters, Tiananmen (Gate of Heavenly Peace) Square can hold one million people, making it the largest city center square in the world and the spiritual heart of China, where the national flag is raised exactly at sunrise and lowered at sunset everyday by the PLA soldiers. With total area of 440,000 square meters, Tiananmen (Gate of Heavenly Peace) Square can hold one million people, making it the largest city center square in the world and the spiritual heart of China, where the national flag is raised exactly at sunrise and lowered at sunset everyday by the PLA soldiers.

Edge of a chinese temple roof build from yellow tiles. Edge of a chinese temple roof build from yellow tiles

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Person Standing Near Red Gate

Person Standing Near Red Gate

Entrance to a Chinese style inspired garden. Entrance to a Chinese style inspired garden

Beijing - Front Gate

Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below. Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below.

Catholic Church gate

Colored Iron catholic church gate

Old Chinese Stone Gate Chengdu Sichuan China

Old Chinese Stone Gate Chengdu Sichuan China

Chinese gate, entrance with roof in oriental style

Chinese old door

Red and golden traditional chinese door. Red and golden traditional chinese door

Chinese stone decorated archway

Chinese stone decorated archway and ancient city tower of Beijing in Chinese New Year.

Traditional Chinese Gate

Traditional Chinese Gate

Chinese gate at the entrance of The shrine of the city-god is city pillars the continuation of ancient traditions.

Chinese gate at the entrance of The shrine of the city-god is city pillars the continuation of ancient traditions.

Chinese lion stone

Chinese ancient lion stone statue. Chinese ancient lion stone statue

Stone lion and Gate

Stone lion and Gate in ZhaoLing Tomb of the Qing Dynasty

China Gate building

Gate at china with blue sky. Gate at china with blue sky

Beijing - Front Gate

Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below. Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below.

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Carved Stone and Gate

Carved Stone and Gate in a temple

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Chinese Dragons

Scenic photo of a pair of chinese dragons with office buildings in the background somewhere in New Zealand

Detail of the gate to the great wall near beijing

Car through gate at night

Car through gate at night in shanghai

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Red and yellow lantern hanging at the edge of a chinese temple roof. Red and yellow lantern hanging at the edge of a chinese temple roof

Miyajima gate under construction

The miyajima gate under construction.

Chinese door in old style

Nikko, 11th may: Chinese Gate from Toshogu Shrine Temple in Nikko National Park of Japan

Nikko, 11th may: Chinese Gate from Toshogu Shrine Temple in Nikko National Park of Japan

Chinese Gate - Havana, Cuba

Chinese Gate - Havana, Cuba

Gate of chinatown

chinatown yokohama gate of chinatown in yokohama japan

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Traditional Chinese gate in Kunming city at night

Traditional Chinese gate in Kunming city at night

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Chinese Tea House

Front steps to the entrance of a Chinese Tea house

Chinese gate tower

Chinese gate tower

Chinese red door

Chinese red door at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China.

Chinese Gate - Havana, Cuba

Chinese Gate - Havana, Cuba

Gate and Designs

Gate and Designs in a temple

A beautiful Chinese house of old style

Beijing - Front Gate

Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below. Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below.

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Gate in the temple of heaven

A far view of altar of prayer for good harvest through a gate in the temple of heaven, world historic heritage, Beijing China.

Gate of Xuanwumen

The gate of Xuanwumen (Shenwumen) is north entry of Forbidden City and portal of the Palace Museum, city Beijing, China. The Forbidden City is a historical museums and protected by UNESCO.

Chinese traditional windows

Chinese traditional windows at Chinese temple in Thailand.

Traditional chinese red doors with beautiful decorations, shot at Temple of heaven park in Beijing China. Traditional chinese red doors with beautiful decorations, shot at Temple of heaven park in Beijing China.

Chinese Tile Roof

Chinese style roof decoration at gate of mansion, with expanse of sky for text or other purposes. Chinese style roof decoration at gate of mansion, with expanse of sky for text or other purposes.

Streetlife in China town in Boston. This area is one of the oldest China Towns in the US and peope enter through a chinese gate

Streetlife in China town in Boston. This area is one of the oldest China Towns in the US and peope enter through a chinese gate

Front gate, Forbidden city

Forbidden city, also called palace museum, world historic heritage, Beijing China. Shot at the front gate. Forbidden city, also called palace museum, world historic heritage, Beijing China. Shot at the front gate.

Palace Museum gate

Palace Museum gate,Beijing, China

Chinese old door

Old Chinese brown door with metal ring. Old Chinese brown door with metal ring

The Jianmen is a part of (The Front Gate)Qianmen. It's a very famous view point of Beijing. Chinese people built is in Min dynasty. It is five hundred and seventy years old.

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Traditional Chinese gate tower building in old town of Dali under sky and clouds, in Dali, Yunnan, China

Chinese door in old style

Chinese old door

Chinese old with whtie wall. Chinese old with whtie wall

Chinese Door Pattern

Chinese door style in the old town, Phuket, Thailand. Chinese door style in the old town, Phuket, Thailand

Chinese gate

Southern gate at night

Southern gate at night, Xian, China

Beijing - Front Gate

Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below. Standing like some huge lost monolith at the southern end of Tian An Men Square, Qian Men, which literally translates as 'Front Gate', actually consists of two separate gates about 50 meters apart, each the size of a small castle. They used to mark the boundary between the inner and outer cities, but now one stands isolated on a traffic island, facing its counterpart across six lanes of impenetrable Beijing traffic. They look a little lost without the city wall, but remain impressive nonetheless. When open, you can ascend for a view over the square below.

Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it. Edge of a chinese temple roof with little figures on it

Red Gate of a temple

Gate of Nanta temple in Shenyang City, china. Gate of Nanta temple in Shenyang City, china

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