The Postwar Chinese Pagoda at the Congo Riverside Built by Taiwan Government

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The Postwar Chinese Pagoda at the Congo Riverside Built by Taiwan Government

黑暗之心的中國寶塔：剛果河畔的台灣戰後中華宮殿式建築

October 22nd, 2020／ Type： Opinion

Author: Takamori Nobuo ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: Artouch.com

The Chinese Pagoda (today's view); ©Str8talk Magazine

The Chung-Shan Building in Taipei; ©Wei-Te Wong

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