Constructed in the Ming dynasty and extended in the mid-20th century, the Tian'anmen Square Complex is located at the heart of Beijing Central Axis and is an important example of its modern transformation. The square's planning respects and emphasizes the principle of the Axis balance and symmetry. The architecture and landscape of the Tian'anmen Square Complex demonstrate China's efforts in modern times to explore and innovate on the national style in the design of public buildings in the mid-20th century. These interventions reflect important milestones in the progress of urban planning and architecture design in the modern era. Today, the Tian anmen Square Complex is the preeminent venue for hosting state-level activities and cultural events as well as grand celebrations for the people. Ever since its inception, the square complex has witnessed the historical continuity of China's state ritual traditions.
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