In China, the new and the old worlds live in harmony
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Nanjing, Changsha (China) In the two cities of China, in Nanjing (Jiangsu province), Changsha (Hunan province), the rapid modernisation and technology driven life does not seem to make history disappear, instead, they co-exist side by side.
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What happened
Nanjing, Changsha (China) In the two cities of China, in Nanjing (Jiangsu province), Changsha (Hunan province), the rapid modernisation and technology driven life does not seem to make history disappear, instead, they co-exist side by side.
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