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  • ...angshi Garden]] ([[Master of Nets Garden]]) and Huanxiu (Embracing Beauty) Mountain Villa, are still well preserved today.<br> ...en, [[Wangshi]] (Master of Nets) Garden and [[Huanxiu]] (Embracing Beauty) Mountain Villa of Suzhou are representative of the [[Ming]]- and [[Qing]]-dynasty la
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  • As it is surrounded and traversed by several snow-capped mountain ranges, like the Kunlunshan, Qilianshan, Hengduanshan and the Himalayas, wh
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  • Xian composed many works, including ''On Taihang Mountain'', ''Guerrilla Song'', ''Salvation Song,'' ''Go to the Homefront of the Ene
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  • Located in a mountain valley 20 km to the south of Ledu county seat, the '''Qutan Temple''' was b
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  • ...'') was built in modern times. Sitting on the southwest foot of [[Zhanshan Mountain]] and facing the sea to the east of [[Qingdao]], [[Shandong]], the temple i
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  • ...listed as one of the top nine [[Taoist Temples]] in the 10th century. The mountain also boasts many other cultural relics including stone inscriptions.
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  • ...e Tibetan language, the monastery is also known as the "Golden Sea," "Snow Mountain," and "White Deer" Monastery. A combination of both Tibetan Buddhism and Da
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  • ...f Peking was located on Mashenmiao Street, on the eastern side of Jingshan Mountain.]]
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  • ...County]] of [[Hunan Province]], '''Gaoyi Village''' is south of [[Xuefeng Mountain]]. Most residents are surnamed Yang and are all [[Dong]] ethnic minority pe
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  • ...ecture]], [[Sichuan Province]],&nbsp;'''Moluo Village''' is typical of the mountain valley topography at altitude from 1,900 m to 2,000 m. A special geological
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  • ...20 km south of the Zhongwei county seat. The [[Yellow River]] cuts through mountain valleys, through the Heishan Gorge, turning abruptly into Zhongwei. The sud
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  • ...oleum''' is at the southern piedmont of Zijin (Purple) Peak of [[Zhongshan Mountain]] in the eastern suburbs of [[Nanjing]]. It was designed by a well-known co
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  • On October 9, 1993, more than 10 mummified bodies were found deep in the Mountain of Flames in Xinjiang. The 2000-year-old mummies were well preserved, weari
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  • On October 9, 1993, more than 10 mummified bodies were found deep in the [[Mountain of Flames]] in [[Xinjiang]]. The 2000-year-old mummies were well preserved,
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  • ...team named the seawater in front of the station the Great Wall Bay. With a mountain covered in snow year-round just behind the station and a tide area of more
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  • ...tyle. Its central building, the Utse Hall, represents Sumeru, the mythical mountain at the center of the Buddhist cosmos. The four pagodas set at the corners r
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  • ...cated at the beautiful riverside of [[Yongjiang]] and in the [[Qingxiushan Mountain Scenic Area]] in [[Nanning]]. It covers 120 mu in land area and a total of
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  • ...f Peking was located on Mashenmiao Street, on the eastern side of Jingshan Mountain.]]
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  • ...nts and prestige. Congshen was forced to live a hermit’s life in the Culai Mountain when Buddhists were persecuted by Emperor Wuzong of the Tang Dynasty during
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