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Intense Drought Reveals 600-Year-Old Statue Hidden in Yangtze River
The Yangtze River plunges, revealing 600-year-old monuments. Three ancient figures are carved into an oblong stone that has emerged from the bed of a drying river. They are thought to have originated during the Ming era when Buddhism in China reached its pinnacle.
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