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Jiangxi
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Jiang·xi  (jyängsh) also Kiang·si (kyäng-)
A province of southeast China. In early times it served as a corridor for north-south migration and communications. Nanchang is the capital. Population: 40,300,000.
Jiangxi [ˈdʒjæŋˈʃiː], Kiangsi
n
(Placename) a province of SE central China, in the basins of the Kan River and the Poyang Lake: mineral resources include coal and tungsten. Capital: Nanchang. Pop.: 41 400 000 (2000 est.). Area: 164 800 sq. km (64 300 sq. miles)
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In the 1920s and '30s the region was the seat of prominent communist revolutionary bases such as Jinggang Mountain in Jiangsi.
Developing Central China: a new regional programme by Lai, Hongyi / China: An International Journal
They had reportedly broken out of their enclave in Jiangsi province and gone on a colossal overland retreat that brought them safely to northwest China.
Edgar Snow told you so; why China's great leap backward should come ... by Mathews, Jay / Washington Monthly
 
 
 
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