File:Lotusconfuciustemple2.jpg

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Description	The Confucian Temple on Lotus Lake, in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
Date	21 February 2008
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Author	Mamin27 (and me, who transferred it to COMMONS: SAE1962)

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