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Looking up at the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (3)

(CRI Online)

09:49, December 26, 2012

Standing at over four kilometers tall, the peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain are covered by snow all year round. (Photo: CRIENGLISH.com/Zhang Linruo)

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is a key sightseeing destination for numerous tourists from home and abroad.

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