Photography Post - Science City in china

1. China's first science city

China's first science city was built in the late 1980s in Shanghai. It was designed to help educate children about science and technology. There were many different exhibits including a planetarium, a museum, and a giant aquarium.

1. The world's largest radio telescope

The world's largest radio telescope is located near Urumqi in northwest China. It is called the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST). The dish is half a mile wide and collects radiation from space. It is operated by Chinese Academy of Sciences.

1. The world's biggest Ferris wheel

The world's biggest Ferris Wheel is under construction in Chongqing. When completed, it will have the longest span at 442 feet.

1. The world's tallest statue

A huge bronze statue stands above Tianjin, China. It takes over 100 tons and 16 people to lift the statue into position. The height of the statue exceeds 300 meters and it shows Mao Zedong sitting down in a chair.

1. The world's largest library

In Chengdu, China lies the world's largest library where thousands of people work together to write new books. It is officially known as the Sichuan Provincial People's Publishing House.

1. The world's largest collection of bamboo

In the town of Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province, China, there is a park filled with bamboo forests. The forest is home to the world's largest collection of bamboos and contains over 2 million individual plants.

1. The world's longest bridge

At almost 1 mile long, the Pudong International Bridge is the longest bridge in the world. It connects Hong Kong and Pudong in Shanghai.