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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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Luermen River Estuary (Natural Defense Of The Capital) At Taijiang National Park, Tainan, Taiwan
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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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FUJIAN, CHINA - Dec 31 2015: Zheng Chenggong Statue At The Zheng Chenggong Memorial Hall. A Famous Historic Site In Quanzhou, Fujian, China.
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Tainan, Taiwan - Koxinga Statue At Anping Old Fort In Tainan, Taiwan. Koxinga(1624-1662) Was A Chinese Ming Loyalist Who Resisted The Qing Conquest Of China In The 17th Century.
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Tainan, Taiwan - Zheng Chenggong Statue At Koxinga Shrine In Tainan, Taiwan. Zheng Chenggong (1624-1662) Was A Chinese Ming Loyalist Who Resisted The Qing Conquest Of China.
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Koxingas Shrine, Chinese Temple With Blue Roof, Red Doors, And Traditional Facade In Tainan, Taiwan
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Anping Fort Or Fort Zeelandia View A Former Dutch Stronghold Statue Of Koxinga In Tainan Taiwan
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Tainan, Taiwan - Ji Dian Wu Miao In Tainan, Taiwan. The Temple Was Built In 17th Century During The Zheng Period Of The Ming Dynasty.
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Koxinga Shrine, The Landmark Of Tainan City In Taiwan. (The Translation Of The Text On The Gate Means "unprecedented")
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Tainan, Taiwan - Koxinga Shrine In Tainan, Taiwan. Koxinga (1624-1662) Died In 1662, After His Death, The Taiwanese Built "Koxinga Shrine" In The Early Period Of Qing Rule.
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