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Rainy days in Chengdu hit different at Du Fu Thatched Cottage. This tranquil garden is where Du Fu—often called "China's Shakespeare"—lived and wrote some of China's most beloved verses. A quiet retreat for the soul. 📍Chengdu, China

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