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Granary of Ming Dynasty Review

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It is similar to what I saw in the TV series before, so I feel very familiar. The whole is really good. Now it seems that there is no practical use, only to visit.

Granary of Ming Dynasty

Posted: Jun 28, 2015
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  • 风吟雪舞^_^
    4/5Excellent
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    Ming granary, as the name implies, covers an area of about 4,659 square meters. It can store 7.7 million kilograms of grain. Since 2002, the Ming granary has been open to tourists and is also a rare monument.

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    Posted: May 6, 2018
  • 生活不易生活不止
    5/5Outstanding
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    Great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience, great experience.

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    Posted: Jun 17, 2021
  • 生活不易生活不止
    5/5Outstanding
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    Great experience Great experience Great experience Great experience Very good experience

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    Posted: Nov 26, 2021
  • Bear1WLV
    3/5Average
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    The information is correct, but it is outdated. Now it is in a wasteland, surrounded by demolition, and it can't be found from the navigation. From East Street to the west to Mashenmiao Street (the road is being built), the starboard side of Dongcang Hutong to the end, a large courtyard, empty, two rows of warehouses, no sign, no one manages it, right?

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    Posted: May 28, 2018
  • 卡利亚诺李春
    5/5Outstanding
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    Ming Grain Store is located in the Dongdacang Courtyard in Zhangye City, the old name of Ganzhou Cang, the common name of Okura. Hongwu was built by Song Yu, the governor of Gansu, for 25 years in the Ming Dynasty. After that, it was rebuilt and added to the Qing Guangxu period.

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    Posted: Aug 12, 2017
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