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   Loess Plateau 5
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  No.23146 : 화북의 건축물 조사
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  No.5726 : North China Building Investigation
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  No.3131 : (G.T.)Research buildings North China
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1. Macau - talk to Port Official
2. Hangzhou Archives - talk to Scholar 3x
3. Yuntaisha - talk to City Official 2x
4. Loess Plateau - use Observe , Recognition


1. Castle Wall Running East-West
It's a rampart to keep out invaders from the outside. It's apparently been there for a long time, and was fixed up to its current state during the Ming Dynasty. It stretches so far to the east and west, it must have taken a considerable amount of time to fix up. I'm sure a scholar in Hangzhou would know about its construction history.

2. Beginning of Construction
It originated during the rule of Emperor Shi Huang. There were walls built by the divided nations in the area for defensive purposes. After Emperor Shi Huang unified the country, he connected the walls in the North, and those walls only. The wall at that time was not very high... just tall enough that cavalry could not ride over it.

3. Wall Materials
Also, the wall itself was likely made of just simple hardened clay. But still, with the large scale of the wall, soldiers and farmers were ordered to help in its construction... The wall was not fortified with bricks until the rule of the Yongle Emperor. It has since been repeatedly repaired, until it reached its current state.

4. Installed for Defense
As the wall was built for defense, it was built with just a number of "passes" at regular intervals. These passes featured lookout areas and were garrisoned with reserves. Ah yes, you should talk with the city official in Yuntaishan. He also is pretty familiar on the subject.

5. Differences in Repair
I see... So are you aware that the wall in the west is still in its dilapidated state? The eastern edge of the wall is near the Bohai sea, and of course it has been sturdily rebuilt. But the western side has hardly been touched. Nomads are occasionally pulling out and removing the clay, I heard..

6. To Safely Observe
You'd like to check it out for yourself? Well, seeing is believing, they say. There's spot where you can land along the coast of the great river flowing North. From there, head towards the large boulder and then proceed in a bit further to find the perfect spot to survey it. It's a bit of a long trip... but I can assure you, the sight is worth it.

7. Presence of Large Buildings
The massive structure in Northern China seems to be a rampart built during the reign of Emperor Shi Huang. It has been rebuilt and fortified since the Ming Dynasty, and now stretches far from East to West. It has an overwhelming presence. Land north along the river from Yuntaishan, cross past the large boulder, and proceed farther in.


Discovery Reward :
1190 Adventure exp

Card Reward :
The Great Wall 595 Adventure exp

Quest Reporting Reward :
Quest Mediation Permit, 220 Adventure exp , 100 Adventure fame

• Discovery
• The Great Wall 1 ★★★★★★ (Historic site) Exp:1190 Fame:458
  A strong castle wall that is over 6000km long.
  It's construction was first started by the first Qin Emperor, who began by connecting some of the fortifications built on the north side of the country.

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• Recognition 11 Archaeology 13 Chinese 1

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• Loess Plateau 5
  

• Reward
• Quest Mediation Permit 25 1