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A sign attached to a brick wall in Chongqing, China (latitude: 29.582, longitude: 106.447), describes the Baoshan Palace (Temple Baoshan) in Chinese and English. The sign is in a wooden frame with a red-brown background. The text indicates that the palace was originally a Taoist temple built in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. The text also explains that the palace was transformed into a primary school during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. One of the most famous alumni of this primary school was Mr. Ding Zhaozhong, a Chinese American Nobel Laureate in physics, who studied at the school from 1942 to 1946. The sign concludes by stating that the Baoshan Palace houses a district-level immovable cultural relic. The sign is placed against a backdrop of old, grey brickwork.
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