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Maoshan is located in Jurong City, Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. It is about 10 kilometers long from north to south, 5 kilometers wide from east to west, and covers an area of more than 50 square

The Leifeng Memorial Hall in Fushun City is located at No. 61, East Section of Peace Road, Wanghua District, Fushun City, Liaoning Province. It covers an area of 99900 square meters, near the army sta

Daur's traditional hockey sport is called "Bei Kuo Taj Ke Bei" in Daur language. Bei Kuo refers to a bat. The Daur bat is made by grinding oak wood with curved roots and straight branches. I

Dong Yong's legend is the fifth largest love legend and the fifth largest folk legend in ancient China. It was first recorded in Liu Xiang's Biography of Filial Piety (Picture) in the Western Han Dyna

Kazakh mattress building skills, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Tacheng area local traditional skills, one of the national intangible cultural heritage.

Xie Jin (Dec. 6, 1369 - Feb. 22, 1415), a literary Minister of Ming Dynasty, was born in Jishui, Ji'an Prefecture, Jiangxi Province.

As early as the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, Hakka ancient prose had been formed, mainly distributed in Gongjiang Town, Xinpi Township, Kuanta Township, Zishan Town,

In Chinese folklore, New Year's pictures are the symbol of the New Year. If they are not pasted, they will not be counted as the New Year's Day. New Year pictures are not only decorations for festival

Northern Shaanxi folk song is a traditional folk song in northern Shaanxi, which can be divided into three categories: labor chant, Xintianyou and minor. Labor chants include tamping song, blockbuster

Shangluo Flower Drum, also known as Flower Drum and Ground Bumper, is popular in 7 counties (districts) of Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, especially in Shangzhou, Danfeng, Zhenan and Zhashui. During

Guo Ziyi (697 - 781 years), Zi Zi Yi, Iowa Zheng county (now Shaanxi) Weinan city Hua Zhou District ) People. The famous Tang Dynasty Politician , Militarist

Under the influence of the Qing Dynasty's Qiren's robes, women's gowns have been referred to as cheongsam since the Republic of China. Due to the influence of the environment at that time, most people know that the women of the Manchu and Qing Dynasty had their own cheongsam,