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A visit to Longxing Temple (4)

By Shan Wei (People's Daily Online)

15:35, December 15, 2012

As one of the ten most famous temples in China, Longxing Temple, located in an ancient city in Central China’s Hebei province, was built in Sui dynasty, more than 1,000 years ago. The temple has the tallest copper Buddha in China. (People’s Daily Online/Shan Wei)


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