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Guangxi
These towering karst formations near Guilin form one of China's most iconic natural landscapes, having long inspired Tang dynasty poets, Song-era painters, and contemporary travelers alike.
Guangxi possesses a variety of mineral resources that support its industrial development. The region is a major producer of tin, and it also mines iron, manganese, tungsten, and antimony.1
Additionally, the region produces moderate amounts of bismuth, zinc, hafnium, and lead. Coal is also mined in several areas, specifically north of Guilin, south of Liuzhou, and around Bise in the west.1