Wutai Shan


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Wu·tai Shan

 (wo͞o′tī′ shän′)
A range of mountains in northeast China between Taiyuan and Beijing, rising to 3,058 m (10,033 ft).
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In this case study of the Buddhist historical pilgrimage site Wutai Shan in China, author Shepherd (anthropology and international affairs, George Washington University) examines the relationships between the preservation of religious sites as heritage, the promotion of tourism for economic development, and the use of the Western paradigm of heritage management in China.
Faith in heritage; displacement, development, and religious tourism in contemporary China
3360, "Da Tang Wutai shan quzi wushou jizai sumozhe" [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], which contains six poems despite its title; (2) S.
Wutai shan luyou cidian [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (Beijing: Tuanjie chubanshe, 1993), 76.
On a five-colored cloud: the Songs of Mount Wutai
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