Zhouzhuang village is in southwest of Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, and is bordered by the Baixian, Dianshan and Nanhu lakes. The village has a 1,000-year history. In 1086 during the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhou Di, a court gentleman responsible for evaluations, built this village. All the residential houses and shops are next to water and most of the buildings were built in the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the village there are 10 stone arch bridges; two of them, the Shide Bridge and the Yongan Bridge were built in the period 1573-1620, during the reign of Ming Emperor Wanli

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. Huanglong (Yellow Dragon) Scenic Area . Dazu Stone Carvings . Wuyi Mountain . Summer Palace in Beijing . Ancient Gardens in Suzhou . The Ancient City of Pingyao . Ancient City--Lijiang . Emei Mountain and Giant Buddha of Leshan . Lushan Mountain Scenic Area . Ancient Architectural Complex on Wudang Mountain . Zhouzhuang Village . Chengde Mountain Resort and Temples . The Palace Museum in Beijing . Wulingyuan Scenic Area

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