Sichuan Basin, Basin in China
The Sichuan Basin is a large basin in southwest China that covers over 165,000 square kilometers.
Historically, the Sichuan Basin was known for its fertile soil and abundant resources, making it a hub for early Chinese civilization.
The basin is home to the Sichuan opera, a traditional Chinese form of theater that includes singing, dancing, and acrobatics.
It's surrounded by mountains on all sides, which makes it a natural fortress and an important region for biodiversity.
The Sichuan Basin is one of the few regions in the world with a humid subtropical climate despite its inland location.
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The Sichuan Basin is a large basin in southwest China that covers over 165,000 square kilometers.
Guangde Temple, with its serene environment and cultural heritage, is a key site for visitors in Suining.
The Wuliangbao Pagoda, also known as the White Tower of Nanchong, is a prominent landmark.
Duanqiao, known as the Broken Bridge, is famous for its scenic beauty.
The Mount Baoding Buddhist Sculptures are intricate carvings on the steep cliffs of Mt. Baoding.
