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  • English: <Picture of Han Changle Weiyang Palace> comes from Volume 4 of Guanzhong Shengji Tuzhi written by Bi Yuan in the Qing Dynasty.

  • 中文:<汉长乐未央宫图> 出自清朝毕沅所著《关中胜迹图志》卷四。
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