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三峡 (sānxiá) is commonly used in conversations to refer to the Three Gorges, a scenic area located in Hubei, China. It is also the name of a famous tourist attraction and a popular subject in Chinese literature and art.
For example, someone may say "我计划明年去三峡旅游" (wǒ jìhuà míngnián qù sānxiá lǚyóu) which means "I plan to travel to the Three Gorges next year."
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1. 三峡风光 (sānxiá fēngguāng) - The scenery of the Three Gorges. This expression is often used to describe the beautiful natural landscapes and cultural heritage of the Three Gorges area.
2. 三峡大坝 (sānxiá dàbà) - Three Gorges Dam. This is the world's largest hydroelectric power station, located on the Yangtze River in the Three Gorges area.
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