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Pingshan County
Pingshan County is a county of Shijiazhuang in western Hebei, China, on the edge of the Taihang Mountains. It contains the remains of Lingshou, capital of the ancient state of Zhongshan, and the royal tombs excavated there in the 1970s. In 1948 the village of Xibaipo in the county was the last headquarters of the Chinese Communist leadership before its move to Beijing.
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