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Stolen pagoda donated by Taiwan shown in Shanxi Museum

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2017-04-28 10:41CGTN Editor: Mo Hong'e ECNS App Download
A ceremony was held on April 16 in the Shanxi Museum to celebrate the return of the relic. (Photo/CGTN )

A ceremony was held on April 16 in the Shanxi Museum to celebrate the return of the relic. (Photo/CGTN )

After an absence of nearly two decades, the 1,300-year-old Dengyu Stone Tower eventually came back home in north China's Shanxi Province.

The Chung Tai Chan Monastery in Taiwan has recently donated the ancient pagoda to Shanxi. The body of the stone tower was stolen from Dengyu village in Shanxi in 1998. When a private collector donated it to the Chung Tai Chan Monastery in Taiwan, the monastery decided to return it to Shanxi.

A month-long exhibition of this ancient pagoda has begun and will run until mid-May. Many visitors have come to appreciate the beauty of the pagoda.

  

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