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Li River (also known as Lishui River, 澧水，pinyin: lǐ-shǔi) is a river in Hunan province of China, one of the Yangtze river's four largest tributaries in the province.
Li River (also known as Lijiang River, 漓江，pinyin: l�-jiāng) is a river originating in the Mao'er Mountains in Xing'an county in Guangxi, China, running past the cities of Guilin and Yangshuo.

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Li River Cruise From Guilin To Yangshuo (233 words)
	Li River scenery of tall bamboo and mountain peaks.
	Chinese fishermen with cormorants in Li River Bay.
	Li River town of Yangshuo with moon gate; Chinese pavilion.

Guilin - Attractions - China Travel Service - China Connection Tours: guide & Hotels (685 words)
	Li River is the soul of Guilin scenery.
	Cruising down the Li River, people can enjoy the fabulous sceneries, such as "Fascinating Views of Three Hills", "Nine Horses in Picture Hill", "Places of Interest in Xingping" and "Green-Lotus World" etc. It is indeed a wonderful experience, enjoyment and exploration.
	The green water of Li River in front of it and the clear spring at the foot made the Elephant Hill one of the most famous hills in Guilin City.

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