Qian River
river, China
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The Qian River is a river in China that flows southeastward through Guangxi province. It is one of many rivers in the region that eventually merge into the larger Xi River system before emptying into the South China Sea. The Qian River's terrain is characterized by hills and lowlands, with red soil in the hilly areas and alluvial soil in the lowlands brought down by the rivers.1
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