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No more partying at Great Wall

Aggregated Source: China Rises: Notes from the Middle Kingdom
October 25, 2006|

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Forget about hosting that next bash at the Great Wall of China.

As of now, there is a ban on partying and all-night raves at sections of the Great Wall, presumably near Beijing, and the penalties are heavy.

The State Council, or China's Cabinet, announced fines of up to $62,500 for violators. That's pretty stiff.

The Great Wall is about 4,000 miles long and gets 10 million visitors a year. It's also been listed as a U.N. World Heritage Site since 1987.

Great Wall sites like Badaling near Beijing are irresistible places to have a party. Last year, state media complained of party-goers urinating at the Wall during all-night raves.

Read here and here for more. 



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  1. Comment by China Media Blog Editor | October 26, 2006 @ 10:53 am

    Such a shame…


  2. Comment by marcus | April 3, 2008 @ 2:05 pm

    is there bad penalties if you are caught peeing off the great wall of china (during the day)

    and is it worth filming+photographing it to show all of my friends? :D:D:D


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