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paifangs in the 1920s. A
paifang photographed in
Gansu Province (1933).
Paifang built in the late Ming dynasty, in Wuxi ****shan
Ancient Town.
Paifang...
- as a gate, and is
lined with
greenery as well as
subsidiary buildings.
Paifangs (牌坊)
frame all the courtyards. They are
imperially commissioned arches...
-
Fuchengmen Inner Avenue,
dates to the Yuan
Dynasty and was
named after the four
paifangs,
Chinese sign gates, that
marked the location. The
intersection was known...
- many
buildings that were
constructed in the
Chinese architectural style.
Paifangs usually have
special inscriptions in Chinese. Historically,
these gateways...
- A
Chinatown paifang at 10th and Arch streets, a
symbol of Philadelphia's
sister city
relationship with Tianjin...
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Friendship Archway is a
paifang installed at Chinatown, Washington, D.C.,
United States. It is one of the
largest ceremonial arches outside of China....
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across Asia
specially where Buddhism was
transmitted from India;
Chinese paifang gateways ****anese
torii gateways,
Korean hongsalmun gateway, and Sao Ching...
- to the
Indian Torana from
which it is derived. The word
paifang (Chinese: 牌坊; pinyin:
páifāng) was
originally a
collective term for the top two levels...
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Paifang **** and
Manchu Ethnic Township (Chinese: 牌坊回族满族乡) is an
ethnic township in
Feidong County, Hefei, An****, China.
Paifang was
established in 1994...
- Boston's
Chinatown has a
paifang entrance gate, and is home to many
Chinese and
Vietnamese people....
