The wall was an amazing network of steps and stone that
zig-zagged through the hillside. They’d even taken a leaf out of Hollywood’s
book, but instead of naming the place they decided to praise their Chairman. Occasionally
there was a watchtower to explore with an awkward stepping point that didn’t
allow oncomers to pass. Inside were pillars while some had stone steps to
ascend to the roof. In one of the towers was a canvas where you could make your
mark. Luckily, we had a pen with us! Through the windows were magnificent views
of the land below, though we weren’t sure which was the Chinese side. It did
seem odd that we were just left on our own to roam, and it was only the time
constraint of our group that stopped us from attempting to cross the rest of
the country. Some of the steps were very steep though.
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