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三
江
並
流
三
江
並
流
Definitions4 characters
San1 Jiang1 Bing4 liu2
the Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a region in northwestern Yunnan where three major rivers – the Jinsha River (upper Yangtze) 金沙江Jin¹ sha¹ Jiang¹, Lancang River (Mekong) 瀾滄江 and 澜沧江Lan² cang¹ Jiang¹, and Nu River (Salween) 怒江Nu⁴ Jiang¹ – run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers, recognized as a World Heritage Site
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三
江
並
流

As word

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San1
the Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a region in northwestern Yunnan where three major rivers – the Jinsha River (upper Yangtze) 金沙江 [Jin1 sha1 Jiang1], Lancang River (Mekong) 瀾滄江|澜沧江 [Lan2 cang1 Jiang1], and Nu River (Salween) 怒江 [Nu4 Jiang1] – run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers, recognized as a World Heritage Site
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Jiang1
the Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a region in northwestern Yunnan where three major rivers – the Jinsha River (upper Yangtze) 金沙江 [Jin1 sha1 Jiang1], Lancang River (Mekong) 瀾滄江|澜沧江 [Lan2 cang1 Jiang1], and Nu River (Salween) 怒江 [Nu4 Jiang1] – run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers, recognized as a World Heritage Site
3
Bing4
the Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a region in northwestern Yunnan where three major rivers – the Jinsha River (upper Yangtze) 金沙江 [Jin1 sha1 Jiang1], Lancang River (Mekong) 瀾滄江|澜沧江 [Lan2 cang1 Jiang1], and Nu River (Salween) 怒江 [Nu4 Jiang1] – run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers, recognized as a World Heritage Site
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liu2
the Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a region in northwestern Yunnan where three major rivers – the Jinsha River (upper Yangtze) 金沙江 [Jin1 sha1 Jiang1], Lancang River (Mekong) 瀾滄江|澜沧江 [Lan2 cang1 Jiang1], and Nu River (Salween) 怒江 [Nu4 Jiang1] – run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers, recognized as a World Heritage Site