Emperors Yan and Huang, Monumental sculpture in Zhengzhou, China
The Emperors Yan and Huang is a monumental sculpture, located in Zhengzhou, China.
This monumental piece was completed in 2007 after two decades of work.
It represents the Chinese view of their origins and pays tribute to the mythical Yan and Huang Emperors as their ancestors.
The site draws millions of tourists every year due to its historical significance.
Standing at over 100 meters tall, it is one of the largest sculptures in the world.
Location: Zhengzhou
Inception: 2007
Height: 51 m
Material: stone
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