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Learning Chinese - House of China opens




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CITYLIFE / Travel






House of China opens


(CRI)
Updated: 2007-09-04 10:43








The much-touted "China House," in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin,
welcomed its first batch of visitors on Monday.

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The landmark building, clad with 400 million porcelain pieces, which was
completed months ago, officially opened on Monday.

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The owner of the house, businessman Zhang Lianzhi, reportedly spent US$65
million on decorating the building with his wares collected over the past
two decades.

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A charity opening was held on Monday, at which items, donated by
well-known Chinese stars including Jackie Chan were auctioned off.




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