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…marches where Genghis Khan once rode.

"A military parade overseen by President Xi Jinping on Sunday has put the spotlight on a remote spot in Inner Mongolia.

Zhurihe – the name comes from the Mongolian term for "the heart" – houses Asia's biggest military training ground. And with the exercise, China's state media is hard at work linking the base to past martial triumphs and to Zhurihe's current role in preparing China's military for the future.

The base, covering a land area about 13 times the size of Hong Kong Island, is close to where Genghis Khan began to conquer Eurasia with his cavalry eight centuries ago…"
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