"Chingchuan" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "At Kuanhu Commune in Chingchuan County, Szechwan, two of the production brigades keep no accounts at all while those of three others are in a mess.",
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          "text": "Picture of the Liang You photographing group taken in a temple South of Chingchuan, Kansu.[…]\nCarved images of the Tang Dynasty in a temple in Chingchuan, Kansu.",
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          "text": "Writer Sanmao (三毛) didn’t spend much time in the mountain village of Chingchuan (清泉) in Wufeng Township (五峰), Hsinchu County, something about the place seemed to deeply impact her heart.",
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