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Liyang Granary: Witnessing the Millennium Splendor of the Grand Canal and Xunxian County

Liyang Granary in Xunxian County, China, is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site, representing the wisdom of past generations, as reported by Huanqiu.com.
Originally established during the Sui Dynasty, it served as a key granary and transportation hub for the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties, as noted on Huanqiu.com.

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Liyang Granary: Witnessing the Millennium Splendor of the Grand Canal and Xunxian County

HEBI, China, Feb. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A report by Huanqiu.com: Liyang Granary, the world cultural heritage site in Xunxian County, Central China's Henan, is a testament to the great wisdom of the older generation. To this day, it continues…

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HEBI, China, Feb. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A report by Huanqiu.com: Liyang Granary, the world cultural heritage site in Xunxian County, Central China’s Henan, is a testament to the great wisdom of the older generation. To this day, it continues to tell the story of harvest and hope. Xunxian County, anciently known as Liyang, saw the establishment of Liyang Granary during the Sui Dynasty, where people utilized the Grand Canal for grain transporta…

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