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Miao Canoe Dragon Boat Festival held in Guizhou

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On July 1, the four-day Qingshui River Miao Canoe Dragon Boat Festival
held a dragon boat race. Miao people from Guizhou Province gathered at
the Qingshui River Dock in the Shidong Town of Taijiang County for the
grand and splendid four-day festival. Canoe dragon boats are carved from
single pieces of China firs. The Miao Canoe Dragon boat festival has
colorful activities with strong flavors of the Miao People and is cited
as the No. 1 festival in the area. China's first canoe dragon boat museum
is also established here.

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Champion stone features "divined tortoise implies immortality"

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The 2006 international bonsai and stone appreciation expo opened in
Chencun Town of Guangdong's Shunde City on Apr. 30. A coil-grained
water-eroded stone titled "divined tortoise implies immortality", which
is preserved by a Guangxi guest Zhuang Weicai, won the gold medal.

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"The spirit of the canal", the largest urban sculpture cluster in
Hangzhou City to date, was standing firm on the lawn to the southwest of
the Jianbei Bridge on Apr. 26. According to Yao, an engineer in charge of
the construction, these three sculptures present the scene of bulls
pulling boats across the dam in the canal in the past and the project
will be completed by the end of June.

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