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The National Grand Theatre steel shell weighing 6,475 tons, spans 212.2 meters east-west axis, is the world's largest dome.National Theatre have a maximum depth of -32.5 meters underground, becoming the world's deepest building

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Stock Photo: Beijing China National Theatre

The National Grand Theatre steel shell weighing 6,475 tons, spans 212.2 meters east-west axis, is the world's largest dome.National Theatre have a maximum depth of -32.5 meters underground, becoming the world's deepest building

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