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| A famous piece of pork - carved from jade - from the Emperor's very own collection,
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A miniature Chinese cabbage not unrelated to the above. |
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The Taiwanese, while possessing all the artefacts from the Forbidden City in Beijing,
are missing the actual buildings, and have thus had to build a new museum to house everything.
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Chiang Kai Shek. |
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The San Yat Sen memorial hall. Sun Yat Sen was the father of the original Chinese
Republic, and so in a way the father of both modern Chinas; this makes him about the only
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Taipei 101 - the world's tallest building. |
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