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Two huge, simply crafted waterwheels stand at the entrance of the old town of Lijiang in southwest China. They were once essential tools for agricultural irrigation. Over time, they became landmarks, turning day and night and witnessing the changes of time and prosperity of the ancient town.
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Two huge, simply crafted waterwheels stand at the entrance of the old town of Lijiang in southwest China. They were once essential tools for agricultural irrigation. Over time, they became landmarks, turning day and night and witnessing the changes of time and prosperity of the ancient town.