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Nandou Village in Anxi County where ramshackle farmhouses are punctuated by multi-storey mansions. It is also the last known Chinese address of Chen Qingyuan.

Nandou Village, a sleepy hamlet in Anxi County with ramshackle farmhouses overshadowed by multi-storey mansions.

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- Nestled within the undulating mountains of Anxi County, a tea-growing area known for its Iron Buddha (Tieguanyin) tea, is Nandou village.

The sleepy hamlet, with its one main road, consists of ramshackle single-storey farmhouses, many with their own flocks of chickens and ducks. But like other villages in the county, the signs of growing wealth are evident in the luxurious multi-storey mansions that now also punctuate the landscape.

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