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Qiantang River Bore: Hangzhou Travel Guide (567 words)
Qiantang River is the biggest in Zhejiang Province, running from the west to Hangzhou Bay in the east.
Qiantang River Bridge is comprised of its main body and the bridge approach, stretching a distance of 1453 meters (4767 feet).
Qiantang River Bridge is designed by the famous Chinese bridge engineer Mao Yisheng, who defied the words spoken by foreigners that it was impossible to construct a bridge in such a spot, and who made a great contribution to the Chinese bridge building industry.
High tide at Qiantang River (1227 words)
Sitting at the tide-watching pavilion by the Qiantang River for the whole morning, sexagenarian Zhang Guizhi was still patiently waiting for the tide which was expected to come in at 2:25 pm.
The Qiantang River looks to be shaped like a trumpet at its mouth, while flowing east to Hangzhou Bay.
When the tide drove near to the hydrometric station about a mile from the pavilion, its southern part was suddenly pulling backward, and the waves beat and submerged the station with its full force and splashed into the air.
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