Seven Wonders of the Modern World

Seven Wonders of the Modern World Michigan Stadium Michigan Stadium is home to the University of Michigan of Michigan University and is the nation's largest university football stadium. Michigan Stadium hosted Ohio State University, a long-time competitor, in front of 112,118 fans of the current NCAA record in the 2003 season. I chose this building because it is considered the first match on 1st October 1 football cathedral.

In commemoration of the most important civil engineering in the 20th century, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) prepared the ranking of the seven wonders of the modern world. These include the oldest buildings competing with the Panama Canal, the Empire State Building in New York, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and the European tunnel connecting France and the UK. Construction of a canal opened on 15th August 1914 was a battle against various elements such as malaria, yellow fever, landslide, flood, humid climate. Even after more than a century, a large Atlantic bridge connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean via the Panama Strait is still in operation and subsequent expansion can accommodate larger vessels.

These seven wonders of the world are often listed as wonders of prehistoric times. This is because modern architecture has delayed its existence. However, due to pioneering ideology, they are regarded as the seven wonders of the world. There are seven new wonders in the world of new empowerment now. The theme of the world's seven wonders is now separate, old and new

These ruins and memorials commonly known as "the seven wonders of the new world" modernly complement the ancient seven wonders made by Byzantine / Filo in 250 BC, and the ruins of Babylon hanging gardens Includes the pyramid of Giza. (In the seven periods of the ancient times, only the pyramid was left.) Now this huge Great Wall, a symbol of China's country, was built nearly 1800 years. The Great Wall is actually the number of overlapping walls and the total length of these layers is estimated to be 10,000 to 20,000 kilometers. The design of the wall straddles the ridge and the ridge, and it is strategically using the topography of nature. From the southeastern part of Liaoning Province to the northwestern part of Gansu Province, the best preserved wall extends from the east to the west. From 1368 to 1644, Ming Dynasty reinforced and maintained these parts.