Has anyone ever walked all the way on the great wall of China?
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That's a qualified yes. There are sections on the wall that are impassable. So, you'd have to walk next to the wall for some of these portions.  You can see a picture of such an impassable area outside of Mutianyu at my website here - \n\nhttp://www.mikeschubert.com/china/Beijing/pages/105_0596.htm\nhttp://www.mikeschubert.com/china/Beijing/pages/IMG_2288.htm\nhttp://www.mikeschubert.com/china/Beijing/index_2.htm\n\nIf memory serves me correctly, there is a british man who has walked the length 3 times, starting at the desert and ending at the sea. A pair of American college students did it back in 2000.
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Good question! I want to know about it too\n\n:/ maybe something to do with the wonder wall in china? XDDDD who knows?
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The claim that China's Great Wall is the only man-made object that can be seen from the moon with the naked eye is one of our more tenaciously incorrect "facts," a bit of erroneous speculation which was spawned decades before we had the means to demonstrate it true, and which continues to have currency despite having long since been proved false. Some less specific versions of the Great Wall claim maintain it is the only man-made object that can be seen from "space," but although the term "space" is rather non-specific, it is not difficult to show the Great Wall claim to be false for any reasonable definition of the term.
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The great wall was built by people..the grand cayon is the result of water movement causing erosion.   The great wall is above ground, the grand canyon is below ground level.  The great wall took several generations to build. The grand cayon took several milenia to form.  The great wall is deteriorating, the grand canyon keeps growing little by little.
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The Great Wall of China (Simplified Chinese: 万里长城; Traditional Chinese: 萬里長城; Hanyu Pinyin: Wànlĭ Chángchéng; literally "10,000 Li¹ long wall")
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yes it is called "get across the border without getting caught"
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I'll probably stay in China for about 10 days since there is a small probability of me going there again.  Besides, the one whom I will be visiting there is one of my best friends whom I have known for more than 10 years now.\n\n(NOTA BENE:  I have paraphrased the abovementioned but the whole thought being conveyed is still present in the edited sentences)
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I haven't actually tried it you might want to check MSN encarta, it had a timeline of Chinese history.
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You aren't far off from the figures I hear directly from people that  have done it.  Also, there is kind of a scale.  Something like $1000 to walk the whole way, $1500 to walk across and then get a ride into San Diego or LA, and then $2000 and up to get a ride to your final destination if it's farther north.   Carrying a kilo of coke or weed on you while you make the crossing isn't an uncommon requirement either.
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Yes. Neil Armstrong and others have really walked on the moon.  They even left a mirror on the surface which, over 30 years later, we still use to measure the distance between the earth and the moon.
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I'm going to china! I'm sooo extremely excited! I've never been there before and I just can't wait to see what I've been missing! :D\n\nWhat are you doing this summer? :)
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On the contrary.  Haven't you heard, there are plans to build the Great Wall of Mexico.  And as far as the remaining borders, including the Canadian border, the plans are to increase the documentation requirements for traveling across the borders.
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The Wall stretches over a formidable 6,350 km (3,946 miles), from Shanhai Pass on the Bohai Gulf in the east, at the limit between China proper and Manchuria, to Lop Nur in the southeastern portion of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
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THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA, AND WEIRDOS DOING & EATING WIERD THINGS
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hope this might help:\nhttp://www.buddhanet.net/budwork.htm\n\nby the way, previously in mainland (communist) china, it was a rough place to live in. anything can happen, in order to keep surviving.
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Oh, my gosh...I had to force myself to stop thinking about this once I moved to China 10 years ago. It was driving me insane and amazingly...I'm still alive. (you don't want to ask) I wasn't surprised in the least when Hillary Clinton brought a little "porta-potty" with her on her visit, put it that way.
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Richard M. Nixon was the first American president to visit China, and went to see the Great Wall while there.