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Xin Fu District
Saint Joseph Cathedral's Gothic spires rise in Fushun, preserving a distinctive religious and architectural landmark.
For Fushun, the Hun River valley, coal industry, and forested hills forms an essential setting.
Within the regional setting of Liaoning, the spatial identity of Fushun is first captured by this local fact: “The Hun River valley, coal industry, and forested hills forms an essential setting.” It points to an observable local combination in which the setting of Fushun is shaped by both environment and lived practice. Historical development brought natural conditions and human activity into repeated negotiation, leaving traces in settlement, routes, and memory. Specific places and continuing lives turn a broad regional relationship into experience that can be observed and checked. The meaning of Fushun rests in specific places and continuing life, not only in its name or formal classification.
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Saint Joseph Cathedral's Gothic spires rise in Fushun, preserving a distinctive religious and architectural landmark.
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Expansive waters of Dahuofang Reservoir spread across Mount Sarhu in Dongzhou, site of Nurhaci decisive 1619 Battle of Sarhu.
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The solemn Lei Feng Memorial Hall honors selfless service to people in Wanghua, celebrated heartland along the southern Hunhe River.
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The millennium-old octagonal brick stupa of Gao'ershan stands atop wooded bluffs in Shuncheng, overlooking northern promenades of the Hunhe River.
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Pristine mountain waters at Lake Tianhu shelter rare wildlife in Fushun County, home to granite peaks in Sanhuaishi Forest Park.
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World Heritage Yongling Mausoleum preserves ancestral Qing imperial tombs in Xinbin, near the palisaded Manchurian capital at Hetu Ala City.
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Whitewater rafting thrills through limestone gorges at Honghe Valley in Qingyuan, home to the pristine headwaters of the mighty Hunhe River.