Qingkou complex: an engineering masterpiece of the Grand Canal of China

Author:

Zhang Jin1,Zhao Yun2,Wang Zhe3,Wang Yi4,Wu Ting3,Cui Ming5

Affiliation:

1. Post Doctor of Architecture and Deputy Director, Institute of Cultural Heritage Conservation Projects and Planning (ICHCPP), Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH), Beijing, China

2. Director, World Heritage Section, Institute of Cultural Heritage Conservation Projects and Planning (ICHCPP), Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH), Beijing, China

3. Architect, World Heritage Section, Institute of Cultural Heritage Conservation Projects and Planning (ICHCPP), Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH), Beijing, China

4. Assistant Research Fellow, Monitoring Section, Institute of Cultural Heritage Conservation Projects and Planning (ICHCPP), Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH), Beijing, China

5. Architect, Architecture Section, Institute of Cultural Heritage Conservation Projects and Planning (ICHCPP), Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH), Beijing, China

Abstract

Situated at the meeting point of the Yellow River, the Huai River and the Grand Canal of China, the Qingkou complex is a large comprehensive water conservancy project built from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries to solve the problems for the Grand Canal to join the Huai River and cross the Yellow River. Through the World Cultural Heritage nomination of the Grand Canal, the composition, operation mechanism and evolution of Qingkou complex is comprehensively studied. This paper summarises these findings, and maps a complete view of the Qingkou complex – an engineering masterpiece along the Grand Canal of China.

Publisher

Thomas Telford Ltd.

Subject

Engineering (miscellaneous)

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