File:雪山下的成都市天际线 Chengdu skyline with snow capped mountains.jpg
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中文：成都市天际线与群山，图中最高峰为海拔6,250米的四姑娘山主峰幺妹峰。拍摄于成都龙泉山
English: Chengdu skyline with mountains, the highest peak in the picture is the main peak of Mount Siguniang at 6,250 meters above sea level, Yaomei Peak. Taken from Longquan Mountain in Chengdu |
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雪山下的成都市天际线 Chengdu skyline with snow capped mountains (cropped).jpg: .jpg) |
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