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Tide Watching Season Comes
More than 115,000 tourists from home and abroad gathered at Qiantang River, east China's Zhejiang province, on Sunday to watch the mammoth autumnal tides.

The bell-shaped mouth of the Qiantang River that runs through the province helps form the world-renowned tide, which has a crest as high as 3.5 meters.

Haining City started to stage the International Qiantang Tide Watching Festival in 1992.

The five-day tide-watching festival last year attracted more than one million tourists.

Tourists to the city can also visit well-preserved ancient buildings and experience folk culture and art galleries of many renowned Chinese artists in the province which has a long history as a home for Chinese water-color painting and silk making.

(cnzj.org.cn 09/23/2002)

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