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UTC+0 |
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The White Pagoda of Liaoning, officially known as "Liaoyang White Pagoda", is an ancient landmark located in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, not an independent city. The tower was built in the Liao dynasty Qingning eight years (1062), after the Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties repair, the existing pagoda tower for the Liao dynasty original style, about 70 meters high, octagonal thirteen levels, for the dense eaves type brick tower, the tower body layer by layer inward, upright and beautiful. Pagoda body eight sides are equipped with niches, carved inside the sitting Buddha, coercive Bodhisattva, flying statues, exquisite craftsmanship, is a typical representative of the Liao Dynasty Buddhist architecture. As a national key cultural relics protection unit, Liaoyang White Pagoda not only carries the mark of the integration of Khitan and Han culture, but also witnesses the splendor of Liaoyang as a historical city in the northeast region, and is an important physical remains for the study of Liao Dynasty architectural art and religious culture, which attracts many tourists and scholars to visit.
Mansabá is a city in the northern part of the West African country of Guinea-Bissau, located near the Guinean border, and belongs to one of the important towns of Giumaroi District. The area has agriculture as its main economic pillar, producing peanuts, cashews and other cash crops, and is one of the inland distribution centers of Guinea-Bissau's agricultural products. The local market is active, and villagers in the surrounding area often trade agricultural products and daily necessities here. Mansaba has a tropical grassland climate, rainy season precipitation, suitable for crop growth, but the infrastructure is relatively weak, the transportation is mainly by road, connecting the surrounding towns and neighboring Guinea. Although small in size, the city carries the functions of regional agricultural trade and cultural exchange, epitomizing rural life in northern Guinea-Bissau.