Traditional Chinese architecture is as old as Chinese civilisation itself, reaching back more than 4000 years and includes landmarks such as the Great Wall as well as temples, pagodas, tombs, gardens, bridges and imperial palaces. Here, Wang Qijun takes the reader on a visual journey through the most brilliant and significant segments of the history of Chinese architecture. Alongside landmarks such as the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, the book also introduces readers to other, rarely seen structures such as Yungang Cave, Daming Palace and Dule Temple.