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| Jonny was here http://tamilxvideos.site/ www xvideos In the heart of the city, one remnant from the kingdom of Shu has become a major attraction. The Wuhou shrine is 400,000sq ft of soft mossy mounds, osmanthus blossom, rockeries full of bonsai trees and ceremonial halls that celebrate the architect of Shu’s golden era, Zhuge Liang. Walking down a long vermilion-walled corridor, shaded by tall bamboo on both sides, you reach a pavilion holding a golden statue of Zhuge Liang, holding his trademark fan of long feathers. The balustrade posts outside are topped with symbols of prosperity: carved stone pumpkins, pomegranates and the strange Chinese fruit called Buddha’s Hand. |
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