Great China Wall: Mutianyu Section Wall Pictures of Summer and Winter Scenes.

The Great China Wall can be seen from the moon; or so it is said. The Great China Wall can not be seen from outer space; so it is said by astronauts. Whatever facts about the Great China Wall one wishes to believe, or whatever legends about the Great China Wall are passed down from generations to generations, one thing is certain, once seen, the Great China Wall is rarely forgotten. Climb the wall on foot or take a flight in a Chinese helicopter, either way will be a memorable experience. There is the legend from the Great China Wall about Meng Jiangnu and her husband Wan Xiliang. The tears of Meng Jiangnu when she heard of the death of her husband Wan Xiliang, who had been buried under the wall, caused the wall section to be swept away, to reveal his body.

A first visit to the Great China Wall hardly ever fails to impress. However brief the visit; whatever hour of the day; whatever season of the year, there is invariably a different scene to store in your memory bank. There are Great Wall ramparts to inspect and peek through the crenated tops. There are stone steps to clamber to reach the peak towers and gaze at the ever changing landscape. The hot summer sun and short shadows or the leafless trees of winter, either season presents scenes of the Great China Wall to be remembered.