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DearJenifer,
TravelChinaGuidExpert.
AS I said in my earlier comments
in Beijing. The service of your company has been exceptional!!
The arrangements were outstanding and my guide was far above expectations, she was very knowledgeable, efficient, effervescent(That's a complement) and was a major component of this tour. In a word - The Xi'an segment was extraordinarily wonderful.From Edward Beck family April 3,2006 |
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Nanchang
Nanchang - capital city of Jiangxi Province
It is located in the north of Jiangxi Province and the lower reaches of Gan River. Its industries include machinery, automobile, tractors, light textiles, electronics, iron and steel, chemicals, and paper making. The city boosts such scenic spots as Bada Shanren (alias Zhu Da, an early Qing painter [ 1624 or 1626-1705]) Exhibition Hall, All flowers Islet, West Lake, Water Guanyin (Goddess of Mercy) Pavilion, and the Former Headquarters of the Nanchang Uprising. It is one of the China's historical and cultural cities. |
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The Prince Teng Pavilion
The Prince Teng Pavilion towers at the bank of Gan River. The original pavilion was first built in 653 in the Tang Dynasty (618-907). It was rebuilt during the reign of the Ming emperor Jingtai ( 1450-1456 ) outside the Zhangjiang Gate. After the Qing Dynasty it was destroyed and reconstructed again. In 1926 a fire set by the Northern Warlords (1912-1927) again burnt it down. Reconstruction of the pavilion began in 1983, and was completed in 1989. Occupying an area of 43,000 square metres, the main structure of the pavilion covers 13,000 square metres. With double eaves, the pavilion boasts nine storeys, with a height of 57.5 metres. It looks even more magnificent and imposing. |
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