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		<title>Chinese government travel guide</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In northern China the traditional compound usually consists of three sections. The entrance faces a communal or outer hall in the middle between two other outbuildings at right angles. In the country the communal hall houses a kitchen with a stone fireplace, while the other Hall of the Harvest Prayer in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing two rooms are equipped with two raised platforms (kang), beneath which afire burns and where during the day the residents gather round a table to eat, drink, play and talk. During the night the kang function as beds. Straw mats are laid on </p>
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