What is the eighth wonder of China?

Such as the Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors, are called "the eighth wonder". The terrace garden of Baqiao Mausoleum on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel. (.net/kjbk/kjwc/200010/b10/23-36.htm) Come to a more comprehensive:) Malaysians say that the Mulushan Cave in Sarawak is known as the eighth wonder in the world; Filipinos say that the ancient terraces built by indigenous Higueros people on the hillside above1500m in the northern part of Luzon Island more than 2000 years ago are regarded as the eighth wonder in the world. Vietnamese say that Halong Bay with typical karst landform is known as the eighth wonder in the world. Tanzanians say Ngorongoro Volcano Wildlife Park is known as the eighth wonder of the world. Ethiopians say that the freedom church carved with huge stones is the eighth wonder in the world. Germans say that Munich's huge palace is known as the eighth wonder of the world; The British say that the Thames barrier is a huge barrier built in the river to prevent seawater from flooding London, and it is known as the eighth wonder in the world. Australians say that the Great Barrier Reef in the northeast of Australia is called the eighth wonder of the world. New Zealanders say that the changeable Milford Fjord is known as the eighth wonder of the world. Panamanians say that the Panama Canal is one of the greatest miracles in the world. Canadians say that the Rainbow Stadium, which cost more than 300 million dollars, is known as the eighth wonder of the world. There are even more places where the United States is called the eighth wonder of the world: from Qiliqiao near West Key Island in the south of the United States, where the famous film True Lies was filmed, to the Dome Stadium, home of the Houston Astros in Major League Baseball, and even Michael Jordan's superb ball skills ... If all these landscapes mentioned above can be regarded as "miracles", how many eighth wonders should there be in China? I have paid attention to the reports of domestic and foreign media in recent years. China is generally regarded as the eighth wonder in the world, including at least the Great Wall of Wan Li in the north, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang in Lintong, the Yuanmingyuan in Beijing, the Hongqi Canal in Henan, the bells chimed by Zeng Houyi in Suizhou, the Mawangdui Han Tomb in Hunan, the Sanxingdui Ancient Culture Site in Sichuan and the Hakka Tulou in Fujian. It comes down to eight one-eighth miracles, which are not only prosperous, but also surpass any other country in number. (/forums/thread.jsp？ Forum = 38 & thread = 2328 & ampt start =131&; trange= 15)