Aerial Footage Micro-resort Town

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Aerial Footage Micro-resort Town

Aerial footage taken on January 18, 2021 shows 809 micro-resort town in Yiling District of Yichang, Hubei Province. It is the first third-tier military-themed town in the Three Gorges region, transformed from the former state-owned 809 factory.

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