In this round table on Jinjiafang and the fate of the old town, Prof. Li Yingchun says a very correct thing: "Any great city needs rich history to support it, including material remains and collective memories of different eras."
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Jinjiafang exhibition
In this round table on Jinjiafang and the fate of the old town, Prof. Li Yingchun says a very correct thing: "Any great city needs rich history to support it, including material remains and collective memories of different eras."
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