Brief introduction of Ningxia Yellow River Building

1. China Yellow River Building is located on the west bank of the Yellow River in Qingtongxia City, Ningxia. Started in July of 20 10. The main building is108m high, and the elevator goes directly. The building consists of the main building, turret, archway, 12 zodiac totem pole, real iron cow and other ancillary buildings and sculptures, with a total construction area of 22,000 square meters. The design style is tower-shaped ancient buildings in Ming and Qing dynasties, with golden glazed tiles on the roof, nine floors above ground and two floors underground.

2. The main building of Yellow River Tower consists of underground, podium and pavilion. The architectural style is antique in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main building is a concrete frame-shear structure, and the eaves are steel structures. Bucket arches are all made of aluminum-magnesium alloy and decorated with "painted seals". The top is designed as a cross roof with double eaves with local style, and the roof is covered with golden glazed tiles. The overall style is magnificent.

3. Ningxia Yellow River Museum is located in the Yellow River Building. It will excavate and sort out the cultural connotations of the Yellow River culture, irrigation culture, farming culture, Hui culture and the new rhyme of the Yellow River, and reflect the soul of the Yellow River Golden Dike for the whole region and even the whole country. Using LED-3D technology, physical objects, scenes and other elements, it reproduces thousands of years of history from Dayu's water control to people's water control and the Yellow River's benefit to mankind, fully demonstrating the "Great Culture of the Yellow River".

4. The Yellow River Tower in China is one of a series of landmark buildings created by excavating the Yellow River culture in Ningxia. Taking the Yellow River culture as the axis, Ningxia has built landmark buildings such as the Yellow River Pagoda in China, the Yellow River Altar in China and the ancient bronze town, and made great efforts to build a "Yellow River Culture Exhibition Line".