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Fujian Fortified Manors - China

An aerial drone photo taken on May 21, 2025 shows a Tulou among mountains in Longyan, southeast China's Fujian Province. Fujian Tulou, the unique residential architecture of Fujian Province constructed between the 15th and 20th centuries, was inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Set amongst rice, tea and tobacco fields, Tulou is earthen house. Several storeys high, it was built along an inward-looking, circular or square floor plan as housing for up to 800 people each. Tulou was built for defence purposes around a central open courtyard with only one entrance and windows to the outside only above the first floor. Housing a whole clan, Tulou functioned as village units and was known as "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." Photo by Wang Zecong/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Fujian Fortified Manors - China

An aerial drone photo taken on May 22, 2025 shows the Chuxi Tulou Cluster in Longyan, southeast China's Fujian Province. Fujian Tulou, the unique residential architecture of Fujian Province constructed between the 15th and 20th centuries, was inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Set amongst rice, tea and tobacco fields, Tulou is earthen house. Several storeys high, it was built along an inward-looking, circular or square floor plan as housing for up to 800 people each. Tulou was built for defence purposes around a central open courtyard with only one entrance and windows to the outside only above the first floor. Housing a whole clan, Tulou functioned as village units and was known as "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." Photo by Zhang Keren/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Fujian Fortified Manors - China

A tourist visits the Chuxi Tulou Cluster in Longyan, southeast China's Fujian Province, May 22, 2025. Fujian Tulou, the unique residential architecture of Fujian Province constructed between the 15th and 20th centuries, was inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Set amongst rice, tea and tobacco fields, Tulou is earthen house. Several storeys high, it was built along an inward-looking, circular or square floor plan as housing for up to 800 people each. Tulou was built for defence purposes around a central open courtyard with only one entrance and windows to the outside only above the first floor. Housing a whole clan, Tulou functioned as village units and was known as "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." Photo by Wang Zecong/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Fujian Fortified Manors - China

This photo taken on May 22, 2025 shows an interior view of the Jiqing Tulou in Longyan, southeast China's Fujian Province. Fujian Tulou, the unique residential architecture of Fujian Province constructed between the 15th and 20th centuries, was inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Set amongst rice, tea and tobacco fields, Tulou is earthen house. Several storeys high, it was built along an inward-looking, circular or square floor plan as housing for up to 800 people each. Tulou was built for defence purposes around a central open courtyard with only one entrance and windows to the outside only above the first floor. Housing a whole clan, Tulou functioned as village units and was known as "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." Photo by Jiang Kehong/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Fujian Fortified Manors - China

An aerial drone photo taken on May 21, 2025 shows the Chengqi Tulou in Longyan, southeast China's Fujian Province. Fujian Tulou, the unique residential architecture of Fujian Province constructed between the 15th and 20th centuries, was inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Set amongst rice, tea and tobacco fields, Tulou is earthen house. Several storeys high, it was built along an inward-looking, circular or square floor plan as housing for up to 800 people each. Tulou was built for defence purposes around a central open courtyard with only one entrance and windows to the outside only above the first floor. Housing a whole clan, Tulou functioned as village units and was known as "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." Photo by Jiang Kehong/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Loire Valley

FRANCE. LOIRE VALLEY. MAINE ET LOIRE (49) CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. AERIAL VIEW FROM THE NORTH-EAST, IN THE RISING SUN. AT 48 METRES HIGH, WITH 7 STOREYS AND 204 ROOMS, IT IS THE TALLEST CASTLE IN FRANCE AND WELL DESERVES ITS NICKNAME OF THE ?GIANT OF THE LOIRE VALLEY?. ACQUIRED IN 1502 BY RENE DE COSSE, 1ST LORD OF BRISSAC, IT IS NOW THE RESIDENCE OF THE 13TH DUKE OF BRISSAC. Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Loire Valley

FRANCE. LOIRE VALLEY. MAINE ET LOIRE (49) CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. AERIAL VIEW FROM THE NORTH-EAST, IN THE RISING SUN. AT 48 METRES HIGH, WITH 7 STOREYS AND 204 ROOMS, IT IS THE TALLEST CASTLE IN FRANCE AND WELL DESERVES ITS NICKNAME OF THE ?GIANT OF THE LOIRE VALLEY?. ACQUIRED IN 1502 BY RENE DE COSSE, 1ST LORD OF BRISSAC, IT IS NOW THE RESIDENCE OF THE 13TH DUKE OF BRISSAC. Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Aerial View of France

FRANCE. LOIRE VALLEY. MAINE ET LOIRE (49) CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. AERIAL VIEW FROM THE NORTH-EAST, IN THE RISING SUN. AT 48 METRES HIGH, WITH 7 STOREYS AND 204 ROOMS, IT IS THE TALLEST CASTLE IN FRANCE AND WELL DESERVES ITS NICKNAME OF THE ?GIANT OF THE LOIRE VALLEY?. ACQUIRED IN 1502 BY RENE DE COSSE, 1ST LORD OF BRISSAC, IT IS NOW THE RESIDENCE OF THE 13TH DUKE OF BRISSAC. Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Aerial View of France

FRANCE. LOIRE VALLEY. MAINE ET LOIRE (49) CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. AERIAL VIEW FROM THE NORTH-EAST, IN THE RISING SUN. AT 48 METRES HIGH, WITH 7 STOREYS AND 204 ROOMS, IT IS THE TALLEST CASTLE IN FRANCE AND WELL DESERVES ITS NICKNAME OF THE ?GIANT OF THE LOIRE VALLEY?. ACQUIRED IN 1502 BY RENE DE COSSE, 1ST LORD OF BRISSAC, IT IS NOW THE RESIDENCE OF THE 13TH DUKE OF BRISSAC. Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Aerial View of France

FRANCE. LOIRE VALLEY. MAINE ET LOIRE (49) CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. AERIAL VIEW FROM THE NORTH-EAST, IN THE RISING SUN. AT 48 METRES HIGH, WITH 7 STOREYS AND 204 ROOMS, IT IS THE TALLEST CASTLE IN FRANCE AND WELL DESERVES ITS NICKNAME OF THE ?GIANT OF THE LOIRE VALLEY?. ACQUIRED IN 1502 BY RENE DE COSSE, 1ST LORD OF BRISSAC, IT IS NOW THE RESIDENCE OF THE 13TH DUKE OF BRISSAC. Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

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DJI's new headquarters in Shenzhen to be put into use soon

STORY: DJI's new headquarters in Shenzhen to be put into use soon DATELINE: Sept. 27, 2022 LENGTH: 0:01:11 LOCATION: SHENZHEN, China CATEGORY: TECHNOLOGY SHOTLIST: 1. various of DJI's new headquarters "DJI Sky City" in Shenzhen STORYLINE: Chinese drone maker DJI has completed the construction of its new headquarters "DJI Sky City" in Shenzhen, which is expected to be put it into use this month. Its two towers, with 44 and 40 storeys respectively, are set to become a new landmark in the city. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Shenzhen, China. (XHTV)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building

The Flow Building on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 4, 2021. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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The Flow Building, Wenceslas Square, Prague

The Flow Building on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, July 9, 2020, has received the final approval. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Michal Krumphanzl)

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The Flow Building, Wenceslas Square, Prague

The Flow Building on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, July 9, 2020, has received the final approval. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Michal Krumphanzl)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 1, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 1, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 1, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 1, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, February 1, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, January 14, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, January 14, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, January 14, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Prague, Wenceslas Square, The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, January 9, 2020. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, September 12, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, September 12, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, September 12, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site, container-type modular cabin METROSTAV

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site, container-type modular cabin METROSTAV

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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The Flow Building, construction site, container-type modular cabin METROSTAV

The Flow Building construction site on the corner of Opletalova street and Wenceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic, July 24, 2019. The building, with nine aboveground and three underground storeys, will offer office and business space only. Its foundations will bridge the tunnels of the Prague metro situated below Wenceslas Square. Flow East company planned the project a long time ago, but in the beginning, it met with a strong wave of protests, as is usual with new construction projects in the historical centre of Prague, which figures on the UNESCO list of world heritage. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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Prague, Palace Svet

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet, Czech flag

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet, Czech flag

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet, Czech flag

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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Prague, Palace Svet

The Svet Palace (on the photo of May 10, 2019) in Prague, which Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal (1914-97) made famous through his Automat Svet, should be reconstructed in Autumn 2019, according the Italian owner, the Crispino nemovitosti real estate company, of the dilapidated house from the 1930s that is entered in the list of Czech national heritage sights, has agreed with the relevant Prague district's town hall that the reconstruction must be carried out as soon as possible. The palace was named after its original owner Jan Svet is one of the last buildings in the area that has not been reconstructed since the devastating floods in 2002. The investor counts with two storeys of shops and services as well as flats in the house. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)