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English: "Friendship Arch", 10th Street (十街 Shí Jiē) and Arch Street (T: 亞區街, S: 亚区街, P: Yàqū Jiē), Chinatown, Philadelphia.
中文(繁體): 中國友誼門 - 費城華埠十街(10th Street)與亞區街(Arch Street)的馬路口
中文(简体): 中国友谊门 - 费城华埠十街(10th Street)与亚区街(Arch Street)的马路口
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2005-08-02 (original upload date) |
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Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here. |
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Original uploader was Thoth at en.wikipedia |
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Released into the public domain (by the author).
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Errata
The China Gate
1984 by Sabrina Soong with Chinese engineers and artisans
The large Chinese characters on The China Gate translate as “Philadelphia Chinatown.”
Community members collaborated with architect Sabrina Soong to plan the grand gateway for Chinatown. The brightly painted portal follows a traditional Qing Dynasty style, using tiles from Philadelphia’s sister city, Tianjin. Engineers and artisans from China did the construction. http://www.gophila.com/C/Things_to_Do/211/Philadelphia_CultureFiles/210/Public_Art/22/U/The_China_Gate/1139.html
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39° 57′ 12.60″ N, 75° 9′ 22.68″ W
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