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Meaning of "jingshan"
Jingshan is an adjective used to describe something related to Jingshan Park in Beijing, China
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- A county of Jingmen, Hubei, China.
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Jingshan Park is now a popular place for people to gather and socialize.
The largest public square in the world Jingshan Park.
Jingshan school is also one of the most famous exclusive schools in China.
Some of the buildings stand on the hillside of the Jingshan Mountain.
Beihai and Jingshan became public parks.
Beautiful view of Beijing from top of Jingshan Park.
Jingshan Park is not to be missed during your tour in Beijing.
He eventually became a Buddhist abbot at the Temple of Mount Jingshan.
A visit to Jingshan Park is not to be missed during your tour in Beijing.
Then go on to visit Jingshan Park.
Jingshan just sits across the north gate to Forbidden City.
A Forbidden City trip is not complete without a visit to Jingshan Park.
The Mt Jingshan park is a nice place to see overall of Zhuhai city.
The view of the Forbidden City seen from the top of Jingshan Park.
Jingshan Park is near close to the Forbidden City.
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Jasic boss Pan Lei and the Jingshan Police are in violation of law and order.
Jingshan Park gives a good aerial view of the Forbidden Palace.
Originally an imperial garden, Jingshan Park is now a public park.
Jingshan Hill is separated from the Forbidden City by the palace moat.
Just to the north of the Forbidden City, you will find Jingshan Park.
Take a stroll in Jingshan Park and enjoy the incredible views of The Forbidden City.
After the session, Jiang Qing took several aides to Jingshan Park to pick apples.
Jingshan Park is not to miss, a visit during your tour in Beijing.
On the first full day at Beijing, we visited the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park.
Jingshan Park - a charming park with panoramic views of the Forbidden City.
Going from south to north through the Forbidden City, you will pass the Jingshan Park.
With Jingshan serving that purpose, it gained the name Feng Shui Hill.
First as an imperial garden, it is now a public park, known as Jingshan Park.
Jingshan Park is a public park covering immediately north of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China.
The home to twenty-four Chinese emperors over 491 years Jingshan Park.
Jingshan Park, a bird 's - eye view over the Forbidden City.
The history of Jingshan can date to the Liao and Jin Dynasties, nearly100 years ago.
