Hailongtun: Stone Gates at the End of Bózhou Rule
The mountain defenses belonged to a hereditary governing center whose political future changed during the late Ming.
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Across Zunyi, a mountain stronghold, an old-city meeting house and the Chishui River basin belong to different histories. Hailongtun makes hereditary local rule visible in stone; the 1935 meeting records debate over military leadership; Chishui joins red sedimentary landforms with bamboo craft and river labor. Moutai town in Renhuai is a separate brewing landscape.
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Chishui: Red Strata, River Water and Forest
Red continental rocks, river-cut valleys and subtropical forest form a landscape whose water shapes both scenery and a working bamboo region.
Chishui Bamboo: Fine Strips and a River-Borne Skill
A craftswoman’s training and the history of single-bamboo drifting show how bamboo knowledge changed with work and transport.
The Zunyi Conference: Three Days of Debate in January 1935
In an old-city residence, party leaders debated responsibility for military defeats and changed command arrangements during the Long March.
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Hailongtun Tusi Fortress
Stone gates and mountain defenses preserve a rare record of the Tusi system and its Ming-era turning point.
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Chishui Danxia and River Landscape
Red sedimentary cliffs, waterfalls, forest and bamboo meet within one component of the China Danxia World Heritage property.
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Zunyi Conference Site
A meeting in a former military commander’s residence changed command arrangements during the Long March.
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Chishui Bamboo Craft and Single-Bamboo Drifting
Fine-strand weaving and single-bamboo drifting grew from different kinds of material work and river labor.
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A stone gateway at Hailongtun.xiquinhosilva · CC BY 2.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗ Orientation normalised, proportionally resized and encoded as WebP; no crop or retouch.
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Red rock walls in the Chishui landscape.Nyx Ning · CC BY-SA 3.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗ Orientation normalised, proportionally resized and encoded as WebP; no crop or retouch.
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At Chishui, performers balance on individual bamboo poles and use long poles to move across the water, an activity identified by the resort site as single-bamboo drifting.赤水河谷国家级度假区官方站；运营方页脚为贵州金遵景区管理有限公司; individual photographer not specified · Rights not independently confirmed Photo source ↗ Orientation normalised, proportionally resized and encoded as WebP; no crop or retouch.
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Visitors in the courtyard of the Zunyi Conference site.維基小霸王 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗ Orientation normalised, proportionally resized and encoded as WebP; no crop or retouch.