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Shaxi Ancient Town (ζ²™ζΊͺ叀镇), located in Jianchuan County, Dali, Yunnan, is a renowned historical site that once served as a vital trading hub on the Tea Horse Caravan Road. This town, nestled roughly halfway between Dali and Lijiang, offers a unique glimpse into China’s rich history and culture. Key attractions include the 700-year-old theatre (ε―Ίη™»ζˆε°), the scenic Yujin Bridge (ηŽ‰ζ΄₯ζ‘₯), the 600-year-old Xingjiao Temple (ε…΄ζ•™ε―Ί), the magnificent Ouyang Courtyard (ζ¬§ι˜³ε€§ι™’), and the vibrant Friday market (ζ˜ŸζœŸδΊ”εΈ‚ι›†), providing a comprehensive experience of ancient Chinese life. Shaxi was established around 700 AD during the Tang Dynasty as a bustling trade point along the Tea Horse Road, facilitating extensive commerce in tea and horses between China’s tea-growing regions and areas rich in horses, such as Tibet and India. Despite the decline of trade along
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