Â The subject of the poem "Swimming," Jason McGrath described this object "in Feature Film and Video" in an essay that was included in a collection about art that it inspired named (*) Displacement.
One poem ostensibly about this structure states that the blowing wind and beating waves are better than "idly strolling in a courtyard" and claims that, after it is completed, "The mountain goddess if she is still there / Will marvel at a world so changed." Â The subject of the poem "Swimming," Jason McGrath described this object "in Feature Film and Video" in an essay that was included in a collection about art that it inspired named (*) Displacement. Â In one novel, the comment "when people assault nature like this nature inevitably takes revenge" is made in reference to the construction of this structure by a naturalist who compares the destruction of the habitat of pandas to this structure's destruction of the habitat of people. Â For 10 points, name this structure negatively reviewed in Gao's Soul Mountain.
One poem ostensibly about this structure states that the blowing wind and beating waves are better than "idly strolling in a courtyard" and claims that, after it is completed, "The mountain goddess if she is still there / Will marvel at a world so changed."
Three Gorges Dam [accept "Swimming" before mentioned]