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editor — Sat, 04 Feb 2017 16:45:00 +0000

During the Tang era (618-907) what is now Xi’an formed a part of Chang’an, which at that time was 37km/23 miles in circumference and had a population of a million or so. The town was divided into two parts. The inner embraced the northern district with the imperial palace and the southern with the seats of government and administration, while the outer part, lying to the east, west and south of the inner districts, was where the ordinary people lived. Its 25 main streets were lined with numerous markets, shops and workshops. Archaeological research indicates that the western section of

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Chinese travel us

editor — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 07:43:00 +0000

The Tower of the Jade Curtain, standing at a height of 1680m/5513ft above sea-level, houses a guesthouse. In front of it lies the Wenshu Terrace. A temple once stood here, but was destroyed by fire in 1952. Further north towers Lotus Blossom Peak(Linhua Feng, 1880m/6170ft); it is surrounded by a number of smaller peaks, giving the whole the appearance of a lotus flower. Further north lie the Peak of Light (Guangming Ding, 1840m/6040ft) and the Peak Which Just Flew Here (Feilai Feng); the latter is named after a 10m/33ft high rock (Feilai Shi) which looks as if it does not

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Chinese travel to usa

editor — Fri, 20 Jan 2017 02:17:00 +0000

Investigations indicate that the mausoleum complex contains 24 graves in all. Eight of these have been unearthed and they contain 700 naked terracotta figures. These warrior figures, each about 60cm/2ft tall, have different facial expressions but no arms – something which is a mystery to scientists – and were dressed in silk uniforms. They are equipped with various items in miniature, the mingqi, such as coins, corn-measures and arrowheads. In a cemetery nearby were found the mortal remains of an estimated 10,000 people, many of them workers who died while building the mausoleum. The ruins of the Palace of Efang

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