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Author: The Other Side of Jinjiang River
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Kunming Source
The Other Side of Jinjiang River
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Kunming Lake is not located in Kunming, but is located in the Summer Palace, an imperial garden in the western suburbs of Beijing, next to Wanshou Mountain. How did a wilderness lake that belonged to Beijing in its early years get the title of Kunming, the spring city thousands of miles away? It turns out that there is a little-known fairy tale recorded here during the Qianlong period that needs to be told to the public.
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