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THE ROAD PLANNING IN THE PRESERVATION OF MING DYNASTY CITY WALL IN NANJING

Chen Xu-don

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This paper analyses the problems of the road planning and construction in the protection and development of the landscape area of the Ming dynasty city wall in Nanjing. It presents some concrete plans, and suggests construct the inner and outer parallel roads to promote the protection and development of the landscape area of Ming dynasty city wall.

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This paper analyses the problems of the road planning and construction in the protection and development of the landscape area of the Ming dynasty city wall in Nanjing. It presents some concrete plans, and suggests construct the inner and outer parallel roads to promote the protection and development of the landscape area of Ming dynasty city wall.

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This paper analyses the problems of the road planning and construction in the protection and development of the landscape area of the Ming dynasty city wall in Nanjing. It presents some concrete plans, and suggests construct the inner and outer parallel roads to promote the protection and development of the landscape area of Ming dynasty city wall.

Key concepts: Geography, Civil engineering, Engineering

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