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Ramble in Guangzhou to read west side stories (5)

By Raymond Zhou  (China Daily)

14:30, December 20, 2012

Liwan Creek is Guangzhou's new attraction where visitors can chance upon a wedding procession or a dragon-boat race.(China Daily)

Imagine old-style barges with sails, and you'll get a picture of late 19th-century or early 20th-century Guangzhou with the hustle and bustle befitting the earliest Chinese city to open to the world.


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