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  • ...anged along a north-south central axis. It was the most intact compound of buildings left over from the [[Yuan Dynasty]].
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  • ...terized not only by its beautiful city skyline but also by the clusters of buildings of numerous architectural styles. ...architectural museum of the world." It is really a great wonder that those buildings were not all designed by the same people, nor by architects of the same nat
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  • ...g housing prices have led to some people building '''container houses''' – buildings made from shipping containers. [[Container House|(More...)]]
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  • ...iang Province]], '''the Central Avenue''' is an showcase of European-style buildings in 18th and 19th centuries. [[Central Avenue|(More...)]]
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  • ...far from being coordinated with their natural surroundings. Third, modern buildings in [[China]] bear few traces of the traditional Chinese architecture. Qi said the buildings in big Chinese cities are now against the ancient principle that encourages
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  • ...eating an "S"-shaped village.<br>Special features: ancestral hall, ancient buildings, wood carving, environment<br>Admission: 30 yuan<br>How to get there: take
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  • ...ere restored in 984 (2nd year of the Tonghe reign, Liao Dynasty), and more buildings were added during the Ming and Qing dynasties. The centerpieces of the temp
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  • ...ost important ethnic group in Dapu, widely known for its Hakka residential buildings. The tidy and compact layout represents the unique living conditions of the ...<br>2. Many hotels are available in Dapu. You may also stay in Hakka earth buildings if you like to experience local life, price varying from 120 to 168 yuan.<b
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  • The Temple of Heaven, literally the Altar of Heaven, is a complex of Taoist buildings situated in southeastern Beijing. ([[Temple of Heaven|More...]])
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  • ...verall winner of the "Best Tall Building Worldwide" by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) during its 12th Annual Awards Ceremony and Dinner It made a list of "terrible buildings worth tearing down" in a survey by the London-based [[Financial Times]] amo
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  • ...in the temple covered with yellow-glazed tiles that could only be used on buildings in the imperial palaces.
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  • ...terized not only by its beautiful city skyline but also by the clusters of buildings of numerous architectural styles. [[the Bund|(More...)]]
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  • ...e chieftain's office in 1906. The complex is composed of several groups of buildings, including the government office, the ancestral temple and the residence of The buildings are all brick and wood structures, combining the imperial style of the Cent
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  • ...to provide convenient rooms of 10-square-meterin public places and office buildings for mothers to breastfeed their children. Companies, buildings, and offices,trying to apply for 10m2 of Love, can log into the UNICEF port
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  • ...ngs were burnt down in wars in late Tang, leaving only the pagoda. All the buildings in the present temple were reconstructed in the [[Ming]] and [[Qing]] dynas
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  • ...mountain to its southwest that resembles a phoenix. It boasts many age-old buildings and natural scenes. It is also the birthplace of many luminaries, including
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  • ...y mountains and shaded by green woods. In its prime, the site had over 360 buildings including 70-odd temples and 100-odd caves. Second in size only to the [[Mo Over the centuries, most of the caves and buildings have fallen into ruin. those remaining include the [[Ten Thousand Buddhas G
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  • ...es of architectural structures of the [[Han]] people. The whole cluster of buildings is linked by eaves and corridors, the towers and pavilions are in diverse p <br>Special features: ancient buildings, wood carving,
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  • ...to provide convenient rooms of 10-square-meterin public places and office buildings for mothers to breastfeed their children. [[10 m2 of love|(More...)]]
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  • ...to provide convenient rooms of 10-square-meterin public places and office buildings for mothers to breastfeed their children. [[10 m2 of love|(More)]]
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  • ...s a noted Chinese architect, who used to propose for the protection of old buildings in Beijing some 50 years ago. However, the proposal was vetoed. And 50 year
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  • ...quisitely structured courtyards, there are also some western architectural buildings such as Haiyantang (Hall of National peace), Yuanyingguan (Immense Ocean Ob The artistic and esthetical values of these buildings are immeasurable. Standing in front of the mini models, the visitors will t
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  • 7) Destroying municipal water and electrical equipment, factory buildings and a variety of related machines; 11) Destroying public assets and buildings; and
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  • ...ons had been expanded over long years to become a very large manor of many buildings for an aristocratic family. ...les by the feudal rulers. Today, it covers an area of 21.8 ha with ancient buildings laid out in nine courtyards with a total of 446 rooms along a north-south a
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  • ...water at the center, it has hills and woods in the northwestern part, and buildings and structures in the southeastern part. The pavilions, terraces and towers
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  • ...cording to the [[principles of geomancy]] ([[Fengshui]]) to house numerous buildings of traditional architectural design and decoration. They illustrate the con
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  • ...g housing prices have led to some people building '''container houses''' – buildings made from shipping containers. A container is much cheaper than an apartmen
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  • ...at hand the spectator gets the impression that all he sees are magnificent buildings and the hill itself seems invisible. The landscape is indeed fabulous and m
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  • The Temple of Heaven, literally the Altar of Heaven, is a complex of Taoist buildings situated in southeastern Beijing. The Emperors of the [[Ming]] and [[Qing]]
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  • ...eaven''' ('''天坛'''), literally the Altar of Heaven, is a complex of Taoist buildings situated in southeastern Beijing. The Emperors of the [[Ming]] and [[Qing]]
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  • ...ded by mountains and hidden among green pines. It is a complete complex of buildings stretching across the mountainside and comprising four courts. What are spe
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  • ...cm in thickness. The '''Central Avenue''' is an showcase of European-style buildings in 18th and 19th centuries.
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...i, Yeze, Nanxing and Pangshan. It is a genuine water town, where waterside buildings are found everywhere. The township is administrated by Wujiang City of [[Su
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  • ...generations with a valuable culture heritage. It now has over 200 ancient buildings, 99 stone bridges, 66 ancient springs and over 100 landscapes. <br>Special features: ancient buildings, stone bridges, ancient springs, landscapes
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  • ...asties but was restored after each major destruction. In 1944, most of the buildings of the temple were razed to the ground during a Japanese air raid. It was n
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  • ...ounty. It is one of the "Four Biggest Mazus" with magnificent and imposing buildings and majestic and grand halls.
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  • In Chinese Ethnic Museum, one can appreciate the traditional national buildings and customs of various ethnic groups, watch the song and dance performance, ...m, Sculpture Square and over 20 national villages in the South Garden. All buildings adopt the proportion of 1:1.
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  • ...riod of Emperor Yongle (1403-1425) of the [[Ming Dynasty]]. The complex of buildings includes a group of pavilions linked by corridors, and various halls in two
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  • In '''Chinese Ethnic Museum''', one can appreciate the traditional national buildings and customs of various ethnic groups, watch the song and dance performance, ...m, Sculpture Square and over 20 national villages in the South Garden. All buildings adopt the proportion of 1:1.
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  • The buildings of the temple are distributed among lush bamboo groves, linked by narrow pa
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  • ...of 13 halls carefully spread out over a huge compound. The present temple buildings were constructed in the [[Qing Dynasty]] in 1734. (Fayuan Temple|More...]])
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  • The main buildings of the Drepung Monastery included Ganden Podrang, which at one time was the
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  • ...lm and landscapes of the country. In addition, the pavilion comprises four buildings made of green materials and employs waste-water treatment and energy-saving
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  • ...here they built embassies, barracks, hospitals, banks, churches and office buildings for foreign business firms.
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  • The '''Bixia (Azure Cloud) Temple''' is a complex of grand buildings set among high mountains, located on the top of [[Mount Tai]]. It consists
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  • ...ed of the main building, the east tower, the west tower and a few attached buildings, it occupies a total area of 185,000 sq. m. A combination of Chinese and We
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  • ...lly built in 739. It had since been burnt down and rebuilt, so most of the buildings now date from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The temple conducts traditional ...is very similar to a Buddhist temple, with several courtyards and the main buildings on a central axis. From the south to the north on the axis are: the Memoria
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...m houses run along the rivers, like docks, walkways, workshops, commercial buildings, and pavilions, some on the water. The town presents a picture of primitive
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  • ...e former Portuguese colony of [[Macau]]. It is surrounded by many heritage buildings from the Portuguese colonial era, including the Leal Senado, the General Po
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  • With a history of 1,300 years, the town features distinct residential buildings, elegant bridges plus several mysterious towers and pagodas. Upon entering
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  • With a history of 1,300 years, the town features distinct residential buildings, elegant bridges plus several mysterious towers and pagodas. Upon entering
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  • With a history of 1,300 years, the town features distinct residential buildings, elegant bridges plus several mysterious towers and pagodas. Upon entering
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  • ...ons had been expanded over long years to become a very large manor of many buildings for an aristocratic family. ([[Confucius Temple in Qufu|More...]])
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  • ...nce, and emerged as a gigantic complex of six major halls, a hundred other buildings, and 12 meditation chambers. But all these existed no more, following an at The buildings on the premises today are a legacy of the Guangxu reign (1875-1908) of the
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  • ...legion of renowned artists and writers since the 10th century. Its ancient buildings are among the best preserved in [[China]].
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  • ...ulture, folkways and architecture, such as drum towers, stages and stilted buildings.
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  • ...Around it are murmuring crystal-clear streams. The winding waters, ancient buildings, stone tablets, and above all, the display of masterpieces by top calligrap
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  • ...r and a holy land of Daoism since the [[Tang Dynasty]]. The complex of old buildings on Mount Wudang is in marvelous harmony with the natural environment. This
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  • ...named Temple of Wide Mercy and Vast Succor (Hongci Guangjisi). The present buildings of the temple were reconstructed in 1935 after a big fire. This ancient Bud
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  • ...spot of great natural beauty famous for its compact arrangement of temple buildings and many fine trees.
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  • Two stone lions guard the main gate, and magnificent buildings stand to the fore of the mansion, with an elegant garden at the rear. On th ...scent of those found in Ningshou Palace in the Forbidden City. Between the buildings and the rear garden there stands a 165-meter-long two-story building.
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  • ...year-period between 1904 and 1921. It was one of the first multiple storey buildings in south [[Beijing]].
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  • ...unnan]] brick tea to [[Fujian]] Oolong tea. The museum is composed of four buildings. The first one houses six exhibition halls, including tea-growing history,
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  • ...quake, and 3.5 times of the Chile great earthquake! Most of the houses and buildings were collapsed. 800,000 people were covered with ruins! The energy of the e
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  • ...quake, and 3.5 times of the Chile great earthquake! Most of the houses and buildings were collapsed. 800,000 people were covered with ruins! The energy of the e
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  • Its glorious past might have come to an abrupt end as its buildings were destroyed by the British and French armies during the Second Opium War
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  • ...famous for its Qing-style architecture that consists of water-green brick buildings lanes paved with granite slabs. It consists of ancestral temples and civili
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  • ...ifacts of the church came from Moscow. Shortly after its completion, other buildings such as the office building of the [[Zhongdong Railway Administration]], [[
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  • The academy's 25,000-sq-m complex, with a floor space of various buildings totaling 7,000 sq. m, is symmetrically laid out, centered on the teaching a
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  • ...nd has been extended repeatedly before reaching its present size. The main buildings in the park are the Kelzang Potrang, Chensel Potrang and Takten Migyur Potr
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  • ...ical, economical and cultural center of Nagu Township. Most of the ancient buildings of Nagu Township are in Baiwu Village. It has over 3,000 well-preserved dwe
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  • ...q. m, with its main complex occupying 6,400 sq. m. It has 19 big and small buildings organized into three sections. It is especially renowned for its exquisite
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  • The buildings were vital for China's old industrialization projects and they're just as k ...e rented; new life and light has been created in these once hollow, unused buildings. Gradually the spaced has turned into a combination of swanky galleries, hi
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  • ...arrison of the Ming and Qing dynasties famous for its large-scale fortress buildings. It had many generals so became known as "General Village". It has well-pre
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  • ...the national forest park in southeast [[Changchun]], there is a complex of buildings, "'''Changchun Film Studio Century City'''." As [[China]]’s first world-c
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  • ...early 15th century and located in Gyantse County, Shigatse, the principal buildings of '''Pelkor Chode''' Monastery (http://gb.cri.cn/3821/2004/09/20/301@30488
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  • ...her grand or humble, were generally [[siheyuan]], complexes formed by four buildings surrounding a courtyard. The large siheyuan of high-ranking officials and w ...g sizes, all arranged closely together. Nearly all siheyuan had their main buildings and gates facing south for better lighting; so that the majority of hutongs
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  • ...e east, west and central areas. Its main element is water, and many of its buildings have water frontage in typical Jiangnan water town style. Listed as cultura
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  • ...ge]] and [[Jinling Road]] (E.). The eye-catching and grand-looking 20-plus buildings of different architectural styles (including Gothic, Baroque, Romanesque, C
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  • ...very small village with an 800-year-plus history. It features residential buildings and wooden sculpting, with old carvings everywhere, each with an auspicious
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  • ...llage''' is famous for its [[Tulou]] cluster. The top level of these earth buildings have gun holes for defense against bandits. It consists of one square Tulou
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  • About 20 years ago, in Pudong there were no modern buildings, no modern roads, no modern shops, only boundless farmland, low and simple
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