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Circular Mound Altar — Stock Photo, Image

Circular Mound Altar — Photo

The Circular Mound Altar in the Temple of Heaven.the Temple of Heaven was built in 1420,it remain intact through the Ming and Qing dynasty,and It is included in the UNESCO world heritage list in 1998.In the past,the emperors worshiped their ancestors

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