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www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-16 20:27:59

The first Qinghai Lake Sand Sculpture Festival will be started on July 8
at the Sand Island in Qinghai Lake of Qinghai Province. Local government
has invested nearly 4.5 million yuan on the festival to make it a
marvellous and unforgetable one. The picture was taken on June 16.

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