Love chinese soup? Here comes the 2,400-year-old soup, uncovered by chinese archaeologists.

Ancient bowl made of bronze with soup inside it was discovered by Chinese archaeologists, believed to be 2,400-year-old.

The sealed cooking vessel contained liquid and bones was dug up near the ancient capital of Xian, which was china's ancient capital for more than 1,100 years and home to terracotta warriors dating 475-221BC.

Love chinese soup? Here comes the 2,400-year-old soup, uncovered by chinese archaeologists.

Abu Dhabi 'Capital Gate' now beats leaning tower of Pisa.

An Abu Dhabi tower has been recognised as the "furthest-leaning man-made tower" in the world by Guinness World Records, local newspapers reported on June 6.

The 160-metre Capital Gate tower, developed by the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Company, leans at 18 degrees over four times the angle of Italy's famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Khaleej Times reported.

ADNEC said the tower earned the record following an evaluation by Guinness World Records that began in January, the month the tower's exterior was completed, Gulf News reported.

Capital Gate was designed from the get-go to take an angled stance, unlike the Tower of Pisa, which slanted over with time.

The 35-storey tower's 18-degree angle is achieved by staggering the floor plates from the 12th floor up, the newspaper added.

Abu Dhabi 'Capital Gate' now beats leaning tower of Pisa.