The Concept of a New Skyscraper in China

Architects Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill Architecture drafted a concept of new skyscraper in China situated place Wuhan Greenland Center. The tower height is 606 meters. In this skyscraper include offices, luxury apartments and five-star hotel. China will “top out” a new skyscraper every five days for the next three years as it continues to embark on the biggest building boom in history, according to newly published research. To build a skyscraper planned for five years. And it will be located in Wuhan City. checkout more photos of this concept but after a little break. (7 Photos)

Casino Venetian Macao in China

The Venetian Macao is a casino resort in Macau, China owned by the Las Vegas Sands hotel-casino chain and its the world’s largest casino. The Venetian is a huge complex with the central building standing over 40 stories high and costing US$2.4-billion to build. The 120,000-square meter Venetian Macao is modeled on its sister casino resort – the The Venetian in Las Vegas.
The Venetian claims to be the world’s largest gaming space, taking up 550,000 square feet and housing 3,400 slot machines. The casino hosts more than 800 gambling tables.






It also has a smaller replica of the famous, romantic city of Venice which proves once again that Asians love to copy western culture.




The worlds biggest casino, The Venetian has opened in Macau at a cost of $2.4 billion,the owners say it should take about 3 to 5 years to recoup the money spent in building.













It also claims to be the largest building in Asia and the second largest in the world. Currently the Boeing Company plant in Washington State, USA is the largest building globally.

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Tokyo Girls Collection 2008 in Beijing

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(c) TGC in Beijing, by adorablereika6-

(c) TGC in Beijing, by adorablereika6-

(c) TGC in Beijing, by adorablereika6-

(c) TGC in Beijing, by adorablereika6-

(c) TGC in Beijing, by adorablereika6-

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Source: Jcreport.com

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The $1.5 million Wedding Dress Made Up Of 2009 Peacock Feathers=

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NANJING, China, April 13 (UPI) — A Chinese wedding dress factory said eight workers spent 40 days creating a $1.5 million dress from 2,009 peacock feathers.
The factory in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, said the dress also includes a bodice featuring brocade and Suzhou embroidery, the Daily Mail reported Monday.
Male peacocks each shed an average 200 feathers during an average year, meaning the makers of the dress would have needed to collect dropped feathers from more than 10 birds for a year to gather enough for the gown, the British newspaper said.