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        <![CDATA[Chinese Tujia Pan-Museum Complex / Professor Li Baofeng's Studio of HUST]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Xuanen County, Tujia Autonomous Region, Hubei Province, China is hidden in the deep mountains. Due to inconvenient transportation, many excellent traditional buildings and production methods have been preserved. In order to promote Tujia culture and improve the poverty of local villagers, the local government and villagers jointly developed the Chinese Tujia Pan-Museum. The new parts of this project include the main tourist center, secondary tourist center, Moxiaolou, Moke Bridge, Dixian Bridge, Tujia Culture Exhibition Center, research dormitories and classrooms, etc., with a total construction area of about 30,000 square meters.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[Pugong Mountain Geology (Lime Mine) Museum / Professor Li Baofeng's Studio of HUST]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Pugong Mountain is located in <a href="/tag/xinyang">Xinyang</a>, Henan Province. According to legend, during the Tang Dynasty, Pupu Taoist people lived in seclusion on this mountain, collected medicines and made alchemy, and hung pots to save the world. Their virtues were admired by all people, so they were called Pugong Mountain. Documents record that in the past, the ancient trees and vines and pine wings of Pushan were empty, and when looking at the vast expanse of the sky in the distance, there were purple hazes in the mist;</p>]]>
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