Liaoning | The starting point of the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall - Hushan Great Wall

❤Recommended reason: People have always believed that Shanhaiguan is the starting point of the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall, and the Liaodong Great Wall has been obliterated for hundreds of years. Archaeological discoveries finally confirmed that the starting point of the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall is Hushan on the bank of the Yalu River in Dandong, Liaoning, which corrects the claim that Shanhaiguan is the starting point of the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall. The Hushan Great Wall site is the starting point of the eastern end of the Ming Great Wall. 👍Most recommended: The Hushan Great Wall was built in the fifth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (the park was built in 1467). The Hushan Great Wall faces North Korea across the river and is the best place to view the border scenery of China and North Korea. 🌟Highlights: Among them, 'One Step Across' is only a dozen meters away from North Korea across the river, and it can be said that you can cross it in one step.