How did the seventh and eighth floors of the Badaling Great Wall be disconnected

The reason for the disconnection between the seventh and eighth floors of the Badaling Great Wall is **unmanaged, long-term wind and rain, and the destruction of some natural disasters**. Since the Qing Dynasty, because the Manchu rulers advocated the political marriage between Manchu and Mongolia, the border troubles faced by the Han people in the Ming Dynasty were automatically eliminated, and the Great Wall no longer played its function of resisting foreign invasions, and the Great Wall has been in a state of no one since then.

Hello dear, I'm Xiaolan, a life assistant, and I'm glad to be able to serve you! According to the question you asked, here is some useful information for you, which will give you a detailed answer: If you climb the north building, go to the north 8th floor and return directly to the original way or take the cable car.

If you continue to challenge, there is a path between the 10th and 11th floors of the North to descend the Great Wall. If you want to climb to the twelfth floor and continue to climb up, and then return to this place you can go down the mountain, along the way down the mountain, there is a bear paradise at the foot of the mountain, there are a lot of cute brown bears in it A little further back to the 877 bus stop, queue up to get on the bus, you can also follow the route of your upper mountain to return to the place, so that it is also dry and bright to be able to go down the mountain Oh kiss, kiss what questions you can also consult Oh, thank you for your support, I hope my can help you, Have a great day!

From the north first floor, it is about 1500 meters.

The Badaling Great Wall is a trapezoidal shape that is narrow in the east and wide in the west, and there are two gates in the east and west. The east gate is titled "Juyong Outer Town", and the west gate is titled "North Gate Lock Key". The Great Wall extending to the north of Guancheng has 12 enemy towers and 7 enemy towers south of Guancheng.

In addition to Sekijo, you can climb the Great Wall at the 4th floor of the South, 4th Floor North, 8th Floor of the North, and 11th Floor of the North.

Among them, the 4th floor in the south is an excellent location for viewing the sails and enjoying the Badaling Great Wall; The 8th floor of the north is the highest enemy tower of the Badaling Great Wall, also known as the "viewing platform". The 8th floor of the north is more than 1,500 meters away from the castle, and it is often said that "if you don't reach the Great Wall, you are not a hero", which means that you must walk to this place.

Summary. Hello, the eighth floor of the north is the highest enemy tower of the Badaling Great Wall, also known as the "sun viewing platform", which is an excellent place to overlook the Great Wall.

Hello, the eighth floor of the north is the highest enemy tower of the Badaling Great Wall, also known as the "sun viewing platform", which is an excellent place to overlook the Great Wall.

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Haohan Slope: The highest point of the Badaling Great Wall, that is, the eighth floor of the north. Haohan Monument:

At the top of the Badaling Great Wall, that is, on the eighth floor of the north, there is a stone tablet of "not a hero who is not a hero if you don't reach the Great Wall", which is taken from *** verses. There is a monument to Haohan on the Haohan Slope, but because there is a section of the road in the middle that is blocked, you can only walk to a section of empty steps below the highest point. Bye.

There are two main routes down from the North Ninth Floor of the Badaling Great Wall:

1.Walking: After exiting from the North 9th Floor, you can choose to walk down the hill. Generally, you need to descend along the Great Wall, this route is relatively steep, so you need to pay attention to safety. You can also take the cable car under the North 9th Floor, which goes up to the South 6th Floor and then walks down the mountain.

2.Cable car: Rent the ninth floor of the north of the shed city in Badaling, and you can take the cable car down the mountain. The cable car is below the North 9th Floor and can reach the South 6th Floor and then descend from the South 6th Floor. The cable car is an easy and safe way to descend the mountain, but a ticket is required.

Whether you are walking or descending the mountain by cable car, you need to pay attention to safety and wear appropriate shoes and clothing to prevent accidents.