Chaoyangmen is the east gate of Xi 'an City Wall, which is located at the east end of Wu Dong Road, north of Changle Gate. 1939 opened, 1992 rebuilt. Because it is located in the east of the city, it is named "Chaoyangmen", which means "rising against the sun".
Chaoyangmen 1939 was opened, and 1992 was rebuilt. Because it is located in the east of the city, it is named "Chaoyangmen", which means "rising against the sun".
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Xi 'an City Wall has four main gates: Changle Gate (East Gate), Yongning Gate (South Gate), Anding Gate (West Gate) and Anyuan Gate (North Gate). These four doors are also the original doors of the ancient city wall. Since the Republic of China, in order to facilitate access to the ancient city, a number of new gates have been opened. Up to now, there are 18 gates in Xi 'an City Wall.
Each tower has three floors: the tower, the arrow tower and the main building. The main building is 32 meters high and 40 meters long. It is mountain-leaning, with four inclined corners, three double eaves and a cloister at the bottom. Antique, magnificent.
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