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English: The Liao and Jin City Wall Museum in Beijing. The museum is built over an excavated water gate through the Liao/Jin city wall, and has a collection of artefacts and monumental inscriptions dating to the Liao Dynasty (916-1125) and Jin Dynasty (1115-1234). 中文（繁體）：遼金城垣博物館 |
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