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Luzhou

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Luzhou: see Hefei Hefei or Hofei , city (1994 est. pop. 866,800), capital of Anhui prov., China. A rapidly growing industrial city, it has textile mills, ironworks and steelworks, chemical and food processing plants, and a variety of other manufactures.
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Hefei

 or Ho-fei formerly Luzhou or Lu-chou

City (pop., 2003 est.: 1,170,000), central China. The capital of Anhui province since 1949, the present city dates from the Bei (Northern) Song dynasty (960–1126). It is a natural centre of communications, with easy water transport to the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) and important land routes running through it. A railway built in the 1930s transports much of its produce. It is the main location of China's University of Science and Technology.
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In one of the photos published in the Beijing News Friday, an official from Luzhou town in the southwestern province of Sichuan is shown dipping into his pocket for money to give to a transvestite performer.
China officials shown at Thai transvestite show by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The one-year-old sprouted them after being hassled by female cats during a spell of hot weather in the village of Luzhou in China.
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New surface ships include Russian-built Sovremennyy guided missile destroyers; indigenously developed Luzhou and Luyang I and II guided missile destroyers; Jiangkai I and II guided missile frigates; and the Houbei-class missile-armed, wave-piercing catamarans.
Information technology and China's naval modernization by Erickson, Andrew S.; Chase, Michael S. / Joint Force Quarterly
 
 
 
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