Images
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A pavilion at the Summer Palace.
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View over Kunming Lake towards Yu Quan Hill with Yu Feng Pagoda
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The Marble Boat on the grounds of the Summer Palace.
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The Seventeen-Arch Bridge
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Standing atop the Longevity Hill, the Tower of Buddhist Incense is the highest building in the Summer Palace.
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Long Corridor
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Hall of Benevolence and Longevity
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Decorated Paifang in Summer Palace
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Bronze Qilin statue inside the Summer Palace
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The Summer Palace in 2003
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