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and southwest and Inner Mongolia to the northwest. The prefecture's latitude ranges from 39° 30' to 42° 10' N, or , pin. (pinyin) ''Zhōngshānguó''; c. 6th century

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). Anxin County is home to the Quantou Village Music Association (圈头村音乐会), a well known traditional music group performing on ''guan (Guan (instrument))'' (oboes), ''sheng (sheng (instrument))'' (mouth organs), and percussion. The village of Quantou is located on an island in Lake Baiyangdian. The city's streets follow a rough grid pattern, although this is less obvious in the older part of the city. The traditional main street of old Baoding is Yuhua Road, running from the city's

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who produce the meditation balls. http: www.baodingballs.com history_and_types_of_baoding_balls.html '''Baoding Style (保定)''' - This is the lineage that is called Kuai Jiao (快跤) or "Fast Wrestling". The main characteristic is the fast application of technique. Another characteristic is the adaptation of Shaolin Quan from Ping Jingyi, a famous teacher of Shuaijiao who learned Shaolin style from the Meng family of Nanguan County even though he was a Muslim

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fully operational in 2013, as Great Wall states it will obtain "world-leading R&D... and technical ability" by that year. ''' Baoding balls''' ( , literally "Baoding physical exercise balls") are also known as '''Chinese exercise balls''', '''Chinese meditation balls''', '''Chinese medicine balls''', and '''healthy balls'''. They are a traditional product of Baoding, China

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fully operational in 2013, as Great Wall states it will obtain "world-leading R&D... and technical ability" by that year. ''' Baoding balls''' ( , literally "Baoding physical exercise balls") are also known as '''Chinese exercise balls''', '''Chinese meditation balls''', '''Chinese medicine balls''', and '''healthy balls'''. They are a traditional product of Baoding, China

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Hui. '''''Eat Hot Tofu Slowly''''' ( ) is a 2005 Chinese (Cinema of China) comedy film directed by Feng Gong and written by Feng and Cui Yanjun. The film follows the emotional relationships of a middle-aged working class man played by Feng Gong. It is set in Baoding of the Hebei province, with dialogue in the Baoding dialect. East Asia * '''Shuai Jiao 摔跤''': Chinese (China) jacket wrestling originating from

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who produce the meditation balls. http: www.baodingballs.com history_and_types_of_baoding_balls.html '''Baoding Style (保定)''' - This is the lineage that is called Kuai Jiao (快跤) or "Fast Wrestling". The main characteristic is the fast application of technique. Another characteristic is the adaptation of Shaolin Quan from Ping Jingyi, a famous teacher of Shuaijiao who learned Shaolin style from the Meng family of Nanguan County even though he was a Muslim

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and will soon be able to travel at speeds of between 160 and 200 kilometers per hour. Baoding, the old provincial capital, contains the historical Zhili Governor's Residence. Life and works Chongzhi's ancestry was from modern Baoding, Hebei (Baoding). To flee from the ravage of war, Zu's grandfather Zu Chang moved to the Yangtze, as part of the massive population movement during the Eastern Jin. Zu Chang (祖昌) at one point held the position of "Minister of Great Works

" ) within the Liu Song and was in charge of government construction projects. Zu's father, Zu Shuo (祖朔) also served the court and was greatly respected for his erudition. birth_date ; born October 30, 1970, Baoding, Hebei)

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(present-day Zhuozhou, Baoding, Hebei) death_date 10 June 223 (aged 62) Descendant of Liu Zhen According to the ''Records of the Three Kingdoms'', Liu Bei was born in Zhuo County, Zhuo Commandery (Commandery (China)) (present day Zhuozhou, Baoding, Hebei). He was a descendant of Liu Zhen (Liu Zhen (Han Dynasty)), the son of Liu Sheng, a son of Emperor Jing (Emperor Jing of Han). However, Pei Songzhi's commentary, based on the ''Dianlue'' (典