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The distinctive round towers of the Hakka were once mistaken by American satellites for missile silos.

Author: Michael Yamashita

©Michael Yamashita. No usage authorized without prior written permission.

Photo size: 29.0 Mpixels (83 MB uncompressed) - 6587x4404 pixels (22x14.7 in / 55.8x37.3 cm at 300 ppi)

Photo keywords: earth buildings, Fujian, Hakka, page 156-157, Tulou, Zheng He book

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The distinctive round towers of the Hakka were once mistaken by American satellites for missile silos.

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