Why are Egyptian pyramids earthquake-resistant?

The study of the pyramid has been inconclusive, so don't write about it. Some studies show that this behemoth was originally built for flood control. You see, they are mainly built on one side of the Nile, which is relatively concentrated in time, so they are probably used for flood control. Moreover, it seems that there is no seismic inspection and no seismic design here, so it is estimated that no one will recognize what you wrote.

If you want to write a paper on the earthquake resistance of modern buildings, you might as well write about the skyscrapers in Dubai (Burj Dubai, seven-star hotels, sailing hotels, etc.). This thing is the tallest in the world, and it is difficult for any building to surpass it in the near future. It is designed for earthquake resistance and can only be built if the structure is very reasonable. Also designed a shock absorber, advanced technology.

If you want to find something that has stood the test of the earthquake, go to the ancient pagodas in China or Japan. The buildings in the earthquake zone can be preserved for so many years, which is definitely an earthquake-resistant miracle. This thing is so classic. Foreigners are desperately looking for China materials to write about, but you have little knowledge about going abroad to find earthquake-resistant materials. Make good use of your own resources, quack ~ ~ ~