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i agree with Dragoon but wouldnt the bows be long bows?

They (Chinese and Mongols) used the "composite recurve" bow.
The Japanese used the Japanese long bow.

I believe hoggy's stated that he just uses what he thinks looks cool.

Here are the Chinese stone walls (ignore japanese buildings in background):

depends, much of Japanese architecture is heavily influenced by Tang Dynasty architechture. The city of Kyoto, for example, was built as a model of the Tang capital of Xi'an.
Btw, why does all the Chinese buildings look like they have roofs layered with gold? The golden roof and the orange wall hue looks funky... :(

So in terms of siege equipment is there going to be anything else to look forward too ?
i.e. The Romans had a ' Scorpion ' and Ballistea etc...

They could have seige crossbows (triple pulley crossbow), trebuchets (traction seige and anti-personel) etc :D