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Photos document Baotou’s history
Updated: May 13, 2019
By Lu Wei
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Baotou’s Gangtie (Steel) Street in the 1950s [Photo/hlnmg.com]
Gangtie (Steel) Street in 2018 [Photo/hlnmg.com]
Baogang Group’s first blast furnace in the 1950s. Baogang Group is the largest steel company based in Inner Mongolia autonomous region. [Photo/hlnmg.com]
The current entrance to Baogang Group’s headquarters [Photo/hlnmg.com]
Arden Street in the 1950s [Photo/hlnmg.com]
Arden Street today [Photo/hlnmg.com]
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