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[[file:The Forbidden City.JPEG|thumb|280px|left|The Forbidden City in central Beijing.]]
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[[file:Local tyrant".JPEG|thumb|280px|left|Chinese people flock to the West End in London during the National Day holidays for shopping.]]
The '''Forbidden City''' ('''紫禁城''') was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It is located in the middle of Beijing, and now houses the Palace Museum. [[Forbidden City|(More...)]]
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"'''Local tyrant'''" ('''土豪''' ''Tu Hao'') originally meant a rich and powerful person or family in a town or an area, with a derogatory sense or negative connotation in Chinese. However, the old term has assumed new meanings, and has become a popular term. [[Local tyrant|(More...)]]

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File:Local tyrant".JPEG
Chinese people flock to the West End in London during the National Day holidays for shopping.

"Local tyrant" (土豪 Tu Hao) originally meant a rich and powerful person or family in a town or an area, with a derogatory sense or negative connotation in Chinese. However, the old term has assumed new meanings, and has become a popular term. (More...)