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The Palace of Westminster is the seat of the British Parliament. Its exquisite and gorgeous appearance makes it emit a beautiful light like a crown under the night, which is amazing!

The Palace of Versailles is one of the five famous palaces in the world. The palace is resplendent and majestic everywhere, with beautiful statues and murals, gorgeous gardens and a large number of precious works of art.

This elaborate and spiky Gothic edifice is the world's second largest cathedral behind Vatican's St. Peter's Basilica. It’s here that Napoleon held its coronation ceremony.

The royal complex of Siam style is an icon of Bangkok and a destination no visitor to the city should miss. It's a treasure trove of Thai architecture, paintings, sculptures and artistic interior décor.

The 8-meter-high Merlion statue, the symbol of Singpoare, depicts a half-fish, half-lion creature which has been squirting water from its mouth and residing at the waterfront Merlion Park since 1972.

The Sydney Opera House is an Australian landmark and one of the most distinctive buildings of the 20th century. Its scale is grand, its furnishings are exquisite, and its appearance like a white shell is impressive.

It traces its origins to the Warring States period of the 5th century BC, and in 221 BC, the first emperor Qinshihuang linked the different sections, which became what is known today as the Great Wall.

Xintiandi in Shanghai is a metropolitan tourist attraction that embodies the historical and cultural essence of Shanghai, blending Eastern and Western influences. Built upon the iconic Shikumen architectural style of modern Shanghai, Xintiandi innovatively repurposes these old residential buildings into a stylish and leisurely cultural and entertainment center. It transforms the original residential function of Shikumen into commercial operations, offering dining, shopping, and entertainment, while preserving the historical and cultural significance of the area.

West Lake is not only a natural lake, but also a cultural lake. You can visit the "Ten Scenes of West Lake" handed down thousands of years ago, and feel the graceful and tranquil beauty of the south of the Yangtze River.

Over 100 giant pandas are living a debauched life here in this breeding ground made to approximate their habitats in the wild to the largest extent possible.

Almost 500 caves of Buddhist sculptures and iconography tell Buddhist stories and depict drastic social transformations in a span of 1,500 years, reflecting the power of devout Buddhist worship and divine inspiration.

Here, in three pits which cover an area of over 20,000 square meters, mud - made warriors and wagons in battle formations have silently guarded the permanent underground digs and the afterlife of the First Emperor for 2,200 years.