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• Lao Hu Tan
• Tiger Beach
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• Xing Hai Bay
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• Zhong He Dian
• Hall of Central Harmony

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• Paddy Sweet Village
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• Du Fus Straw Cottage
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• Bleak Mountain Temple
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• Three Old Men Stone Chamber
• Three Venerables

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• Tiger Running Spring
• Tiger-Dug Spring
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• Garden of Humble Administration
• Garden of a Hermit

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• During the Dragon Boat Festival (which falls on
  the fifth day of the fifth lunar month), it is a
  common practice to eat Zongzi, which is a rice
  pudding wrapped up with weed leave.

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• Confucius, who lived from 551 B.C. to 479 B.C.,
  was born in the Kingdom of Lu in the Spring and
  Autumn Period in Chinese history (722-481 B.C.).
  His given name was Qiu and courtesy name Zhongni.

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• The construction of the Forbidden City took 14
  years, and was finished in 1420, 72 years before
  Christopher Columbus discovered the New World/14
  years before Shakespeare was born.

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• We brought to the knowledge of the Seller that
  our order had been outstanding for considerable
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• We shall be obliged if you will quote us your
  rock-bottom prices for your products at your
  earliest convenience.
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• Enclosed please find two copies of our price
  list.

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• In this application study, a small auto-cascade
  refrigeration system is designed and proved not
  to be interfered by the variable ingredient
  proportion of the refrigerants. Thus it can be
  applied to large refrigeration systems such as
  tuna refrigeration systems.

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• The ownership for modification and improvement of
  the Contract Product shall belong to the Party
  having developed the aforesaid modification and
  improvement. The other Party shall not apply, for
  its own profit, for patent right or transfer the
  information of modification and improvement to
  third parties.

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• Technical Documentation refers to the technical
  literatures, drawings, pictures, tapes, etc.,
  that Party B have applied or developed for its
  own production as well as for designing,
  calculating, manufacturing, quality control,
  assembling installations, maintaining and testing
  of the Contract Products during the validity term
  of the contract.

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• We must quickly and accurately come to grip with
  this objective trend and give play to the
  superiority of Chinas socialist system and
  combine it with the mastering, application and
  development of advanced science and technology so
  as to make progress in science and technology and
  innovation, use advanced science and technology
  to transform and upgrade the national economy and
  achieve a great leap forward in the development
  of our productive forces.

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• In line with our economic development and taking
  into full account the trend of accelerated
  progress in science and technology in the world
  and the speedy regrouping of the international
  economic structure, we should make strategic
  readjustments in the economic structure aimed at
  improving the quality and performance of the
  entire national economy in an all-round way and
  at boosting the overall national strength of
  international competitiveness.

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• Ive only just dried my tears. Do you want to
  start me off again said the old lady playfully.
  Your young cousins had a long journey and shes
  delicate. Weve just got her to stop crying. So
  dont reopen that subject.His-feng switched at
  once from grief to merriment. Of course, she
  said, I was so carried away by joy and sorrow at
  sight of my little cousin, I forgot our Old
  Ancestress. I deserve to be caned.
• Ive only just recovered, laughed Grandmother
  Jia. Dont you go trying to start me off again!
  Besides, your little cousin is not very strong,
  and weve only just man-aged to get her cheered
  up. So lets have no more of this!In obedience
  to the command Xi-feng at once exchanged her
  grief for merriment.Yes, of course. It was just
  that seeing my little cousin here put everything
  else out of my mind. It made me want to laugh and
  cry all at the same time. I m afraid I quite
  forgot about you, Grannie dear. I deserve to be
  spanked, dont I?

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• These words struck Daiyu like a thunderbolt. As
  she turned them over in her mind, they seemed
  closer to her innermost thoughts than if wrung
  from her own heart. There were a thousand things
  she longed to say, yet she could not utter a
  word. She just stared at him in silence.(???????
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• Dai-yu was thunderstruck. He had read her
  mind---had seen inside her more clearly than if
  she had plucked out her entrails and held them
  out for his inspection. And now there were a
  thousand things that she wanted to tell him yet
  though she was dying to speak, she was unable to
  utter a single syllable and stood there like a
  simpleton, gazing at him in silence.(David
  Hawkes?)

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• Before long Baoyu, too, arrived. Having greeted
  his mother and made some polite conversation, he
  told the maids to help him off with his chaplet,
  gown and boots, then nestled up to his mother as
  she stroked and caressed him he put his arms
  round her neck and chattered.(??????? ?)
• In a little while Bao-yu, too, arrived, and after
  a few respectful words to his mother, asked the
  servants to take off his headband and gown for
  him and help him off with his boots.
  Disencumbered, he flung himself into his mothers
  bosom to be fondled and petted by her, then,
  worming his way up and nuzzling affectionately
  against her neck, he proceeded to add his own
  amusing commentary on the days events.(David
  Hawkes?)

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• What can I do, in this bustling world, with my
  days flying in their escape? Nothing but to
  hesitate, to rush. What have I been doing in that
  eight-thousand-day rush, apart from hesitating?
  Those bygone days have been dispersed as smoke by
  a light wind, or evaporated as mist by the
  morning sun. What traces have I left behind me?
  Have I ever left behind any gossamer traces at
  all? I have come to the world, stark naked am I
  to go back, in a blink, in the same stark
  nakedness? It is not fair though why should I
  have made such a trip for nothing!

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• The leaves were dotted in between the layers with
  white flowers, some blooming gracefully others,
  as if bashfully, still in bud. They were like
  bright pearls and stars in an azure sky. Their
  subtle fragrance was wafted by the passing
  breeze, in whiffs airy as the notes of a song
  coming faintly from some distant tower. There was
  a tremor on leaf and flower, which, with the
  suddenness of lightning, soon drifted to the far
  end of the pond. The leaves, jostling and
  overlapping, produced, as it were, a wave of deep
  green. Under the leaves, softly hidden from view,
  water was rippling even its color was not
  discernible so that the leaves looked more
  enchanting.(??? ?)

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• Here and there, layers of leaves are dotted with
  white lotus blossoms, some in demure bloom,
  others in shy bud, like scattering pearls, or
  twinkling stars, or beauties just out of the
  bath. A breeze stirs, sending over breaths of
  fragrance, like faint singing drifting from a
  distant building. At this moment, a tiny thrill
  shoots through the leaves and flowers, like a
  streak of lightning, straight across the forest
  of lotuses. The leaves, which have been standing
  shoulder to shoulder, are caught trembling in an
  emerald heave of the pond. Underneath, the
  exquisite water is covered from view, and none
  can tell its color yet the leaves on top project
  themselves all the more attractively.(??? ?)

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• Oh, drive the golden orioles
• From off our garden tree!
• Their warbling broke the dream wherein
• My lover smiled at me

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• Drive the orioles away,
• All their music from the trees
• When she dreamed that she went to Liao-hsi
• To join him there, they wakened her

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• Drive orioles off the tree
• For their songs awake me
• From dreaming of my dear
• Far off on the frontier

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In the Still of the Night

• I descry bright moonlight in front of my bed.
• I suspect it to be hoary frost on the floor.
• I watch the bright moon, as I tilt back my head.
• I yearn, while stooping, for my homeland more.
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In the Quiet Night

• So bright a gleam on the foot of my bed---
• Could there have been a frost already?
• Lifting my head to look, I found that it was
  moonlight.
• Sinking back again, I thought suddenly of home.
  
  
• (Witter Bynner)

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Night Thoughts

• I wake, and moonbeams play around my bed,
• Glittering like hoar-frost to my wandering eyes
• Up towards the glorious moon I raise my head,
• Then lay me down---and thoughts of home arise.
  
• ( Herbert A. Giles)

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On a Quiet Night

• I saw the moonlight before my couch,
• And wondered if it were not the frost on the
  ground.
• I raised my head and looked out on the mountain
  noon,
• I bowed my head and though of my far-off home.
• (S. Obata)

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The Moon Shines Everywhere

• Seeing the moon before my couch so bright
• I thought hoar frost had fallen from the night.
• On her clear face I gaze with lifted eyes
• Then hide them full of Youth's sweet memories.
  
• (W.J.B. Fletcher)

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Night Thoughts

• In front of my bed the moonlight is very bright.
• I wonder if that can be frost on the floor?
• I list up my head and look at the full noon, the
  dazzling moon.
• I drop my head, and think of the home of old
  days.
• (Amy Lowell)

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Nostalgia

• A splash of white on my bedroom floor. Hoarfrost?
  
• I raise my eyes to the moon, the same noon.
• As scenes long past come to mind, my eyes fall
  again on the splash of white,
• and my heart aches for home.
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Thoughts in a Tranquil Night

• Athwart the bed
• I watch the moonbeams cast a trail
• So bright, so cold, so frail,
• That for a space it gleams
• Like hoar-frost on the margin of my dreams.
• I raise my head, -
• The splendid moon I see
• Then droop my head,
• And sink to dreams of thee -
• My father land , of thee !
• (L.Cranmer-Byng)

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A Tranquil Night

• Abed, I see a silver light,
• I wonder if it's frost aground.
• Looking up, I find the moon bright
• Bowing, in homesickness I'm drowned.

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A Traveler's Song

• The thread in the hands of a fond-hearted mother
• Makes clothes for the body of her wayward boy
• Carefully she sews and thoroughly she mends,
• Dreading the delays that will keep him late from
  home.
• But how much love has the inch-long grass
• For three spring months of the light of the sun?

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• A thread is in my fond mother's hand moving.
• For her son to wear the clothes ere leaving.
• With her whole heart she's sewing and sewing.
• For fear I'll e'er be roving and roving.
• Who says the little soul of grass waving.
• Could for the warmth repay the sun of spring.

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A Farewell to Meng Haoran on His Way to Yangzhou

• My friend has left the west where the Yellow
  Crane towers
• For River Town veiled in green willows and red
  flowers.
• His lessening sail is lost in the boundless blue
  sky,
• Where I see but the endless River rolling by.

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• My old friend, going west, bids farewell at
  Yellow Crane Terrace,
• Among misty blossoms of the third month, goes
  down to Yangchou.
• His lonely sails far shadow vanishes into the
  azure void.
• Now, only the long rivers flowing to the skys
  end.

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River-snow

• From hill to hill no bird in flight,
• From path to path no man in sight.
• A lonely fisherman afloatIs fishing snow in
  lonely boat.

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One-hearted

• When those red berries come in springtime,
• Flushing on your south land branches,
• Take home an armful, for my sake,
• As a symbol of our love.

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A Spring Morning

• I awake light-hearted this morning of spring,
• Everywhere round me the singing of birds --
• But now I remember the night, the storm,
• And I wonder how many blossoms were broken.

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Through the Yangzi Gorges

• From the walls of Baidi high in the coloured dawn
  
• To Jiangling by night-fall is three hundred
  miles,
• Yet monkeys are still calling on both banks
  behind me
• To my boat these ten thousand mountains away.

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A Night-mooring near Maple Bridge

• While I watch the moon go down, a crow caws
  through the frost
• Under the shadows of maple-trees a fisherman
  moves with his torch
• And I hear, from beyond Suzhou, from the temple
  on Cold Mountain,
• Ringing for me, here in my boat, the midnight
  bell.

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On a Gate-tower at Yuzhou

• Where, before me, are the ages that have gone?
• And where, behind me, are the coming generations?
  
• I think of heaven and earth, without limit,
  without end,
• And I am all alone and my tears fall down.

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A Bride

• On the third day, taking my place to cook,
• Washing my hands to make the bridal soup,
• I decide that not my mother-in-law
• But my husband's young sister shall have the fiat
  taste.

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• Though a country be sundered, hills and rivers
  endure
• And spring comes green again to trees and grasses
  
• Where petals have been shed like tears
• And lonely birds have sung their grief.

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• Boundless grasses over the plain
• Come and go with every season
• Wildfire never quite consumes them --
• They are tall once more in the spring wind.

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• And yet, while China holds our friendship,
• And heaven remains our neighborhood,
• Why should you linger at the fork of the road,
• Wiping your eyes like a heart-broken child?

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• Time was long before I met her, but is longer
  since we parted,
• And the east wind has arisen and a hundred
  flowers are gone,
• And the silk-worms of spring will weave until
  they die
• And every night the candles will weep their wicks
  away.

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• Quanxing Daqu Liquor, one of the famous spirits
  of China, is produced on the bank of the Jinjiang
  River in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. The
  history of it can be traced back to the days of
  Daoguang, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty (A. D.
  1824). Made from first-class sorghum and wheat,
  it is fermented in aged cellars and brewed in a
  meticulous way with traditional method. Being
  mildly mellow and crisply refreshing, the liquor
  boasts its own unique style with a harmonious
  nature and delicate bouquet.

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Lugou Bridge (Marco Polo Bridge)

• The Lugou Bridge started to be built in 1189 and
  was completed three years later. This 11-arch
  stone bridge is 266.5 meters long and 7.5 meters
  wide. The balustrades are adorned with carved
  lions of different sizes and posture. There is a
  saying in Beijing that The lions on the Lugou
  Bridge are too numerous to count. In fact ,
  there were 485 lions altogether according to a
  1962 count. In 1979 one more was discovered in
  the river, bringing the total number to 486.
  These stone lions are of great artistic value. On
  one of the balusters at the southeast end of the
  bridge sits a lion with an ear pricked up, as if
  listening intently to the sounds of the water
  underneath and the conversation of the people
  passing by. On July 7, 1937, the first shot of
  the War of Resistance Against Japan (1937-1945)
  rang out beside the Lugou Bridge.

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• We would appreciate your comments on the
  foregoing in order that we can be best guided in
  our application towards claims under your new
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• Internal memory is also called primary memory
  because it is the storage element that is
  accessed by the control unit for the programs and
  data elements currently active in the system.

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• Breach of contracts is the failure by either
  party to implement any of the duties incumbent on
  him by the contract and gives rise to a claim of
  damages in compensation for the breach, or if in
  a fundamental respect, to a right to treat the
  contract as at an end and to recover damages for
  its total failure.

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• Joining the WTO is an inherent requirement of
  China's development of its socialist market
  economy which also complies with the objective
  trend of the world economic progress, and it will
  bring about unprecedented opportunities to the
  economic and trade cooperation between China and
  various countries and regions in the world.

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• Although this woman looked like the hill-dweller
  she was, she behaved with great self-possession
  and had a ready tongue in her head. After the
  usual civilities she apologized for coming to
  take her daughter-in-law back, explaining that
  early spring was a busy time and they were
  short-handed at home with only old people and
  children around.

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• The lane, though cut off from the hustle and
  bustle of busy cities, does not taste of the
  countryside at all. There is nothing but
  stillness there. At any hour of day, you can even
  distinctly hear in the dusk-like quiet your own
  footsteps.

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