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Chuchangcheng Ruins Review

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The Great Wall of Chu. The Great Wall of Chu was built 30 years ago by Chu Huaiwang, which was called "Fangcheng". According to historical data, its location is from Biyang North of Henan to Yexian, and it is located in Zhushan County, Hubei, through the northeast of the township. It is located in the northwest and northeast of Chu Metropolis, used to defend the offensive of neighboring countries.

Chuchangcheng Ruins

Posted: Sep 27, 2018
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  • 苦海无边,望不到岸
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    Zhuxiguan dumplings are the most dangerous pass on the Great Wall of Chu. The two mountains are facing off, and the first line is connected. It is a fortress that Qin Chu must pass through. Now 305 provincial roads pass through the gate. By repairing the Guanzi City Building, strengthening the foot of the earth wall, and building a winding path to the city ladder, it has become a well-known attraction.

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  • dengod
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    Located in Zhuxi County, since ancient times, the land of Qin Muchu, that is, the junction of Qin Chu, the meaning of frequent hand-changing.

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    Posted: Apr 22, 2022
  • 神传老祖
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    It's good to go here on weekends when spring blossoms are blooming!

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    Posted: Mar 4, 2021
  • 神传老祖
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    Guanyu is very good for climbing! Suitable for summer!

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    Posted: Dec 3, 2020
  • 悠游天下99168
    4/5Excellent
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    Yan 305 Provincial Road to Guanya only saw a city gate that was built later. The relics of the ancient Great Wall of Chu still need to go to the mountains. It is said that there are very few left. I didn’t go there this time. I will find a chance next time.

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    Posted: Apr 26, 2018
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