There is a 530-year-old ginkgo tree in Dangsan. This place is named as Dangsan because there is a shrine on top of a mountain called Dansan. I came back to Dangsan, where I lived for 20 years. The thundering noises and the sound of something crumbling break the scenery of Dangsan. Dangsan has been changed a lot.
There is a 530-year-old ginkgo tree in Dangsan. This place is named as Dangsan because there is a shrine on top of a mountain called Dansan. I came back to Dangsan, where I lived for 20 years. The thundering noises and the sound of something crumbling break the scenery of Dangsan. Dangsan has been changed a lot.
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