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Tianshui, China


Tianshui (Chinese: 天水; pinyin: Tiānshuǐ) is the second largest city in Gansu province in northwest China. Its population is approximately 3,250,000.

A nearby tourist attraction is the Majishan Grottoes filled with thousands of ancient Buddhist sculptures.





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