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Mei-nung

Taiwan
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  • Kao-hsiung

    The city district of Mei-nung (Meinong), known as the “tobacco kingdom,” has a large area of farmland devoted to raising tobacco. One of the chief industrial regions of Taiwan, Kao-hsiung produces cement, aluminum, paper, fertilizer, plywood, and small machinery; shipbuilding and oil refining are also important. Fo-kuan (Foguan) Hill…

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    The city district of Mei-nung (Meinong), known as the “tobacco kingdom,” has a large area of farmland devoted to raising tobacco. One of the chief industrial regions of Taiwan, Kao-hsiung produces cement, aluminum, paper, fertilizer, plywood, and small machinery; shipbuilding and oil refining are also important. Fo-kuan (Foguan) Hill…

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