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China loves historic sites. Tourists don’t mind if they’re not the originals

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By Sonya King (CNN) — China is proud of its history. The only problem? Much of it has been lost to fires, wars, looting and revolutions. Enter fanggu, “historical imitation” attractions. Across the country, entire faux-ancient villages have been built from scratch. From glistening palaces to majestic boulevards, every detail is curated. Vines are transplanted

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China loves historic sites. Tourists don’t mind if they’re not the originals

By Sonya King (CNN) — China is proud of its history. The only problem? Much of it has been lost to fires, wars, looting and revolutions. Enter fanggu, “historical imitation” attractions. Across the country, entire faux-ancient villages have been built from scratch. From glistening palaces to majestic boulevards, every detail is curated. Vines are transplanted

2 hours ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States 2 hours ago on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

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