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    Palace Museum's peach-themed relics spark appetite(7/9)
    
	
    	  2017-07-05 13:39 chinadaily.com.cn  
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    A jade peach-shaped Shui Cheng, used as a small container of water for ink stones, from the Qing Dynasty. (Photo/Official Weibo account of the Palace Museum)
    
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