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(5)

YIBIN

LHASA - capital of Tibet, religious center

NINGBO - port

BEIJING - the capital

XIAN

XINING

WUHAN - port

Zibo

CHENGDU

(6)

DALYAN (former Dalniy) - port

CANTON - see Guangzhou

MUKDEN - see Shenyang

NANJING - port

XIAMEN - port

HYANGAN (Hong Kong) - port

TUNHUA

URUMQI

FUZHOU

FUSHUN

HAIKOU - port

HANGU - port

HARBIN

QINGDAO - port

CHUNQING - port

SHANGHAI - port

Shenyang (Mukden)

YANTAI - port

(7)

ANSHAN

HONG KONG - see Hong Kong

KUNMING

Nantong - port

TAIYUAN

HANGZHOU - port

JINAN

CHANGCHUN

SHANTOU - port

(8)

GUANGZHOU (Canton) - port

LANZHOU

HANDAN

(9)

TIANJIN - port

(10)

Lianyungang - port

(11)

QINHUANGAO - port

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