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An ancient Liangzhou village, famous in Tang for "Kingvine grapes," its brew worth a hundred gold, sold as far…

An ancient Liangzhou village, famous in Tang for "Kingvine grapes," its brew worth a hundred gold, sold as far as Chang'an. After the An Lushan rebellion, it fell into ruin; ghost grapes grow at night, withering at dawn's light due to the lingering obsession of deceased souls. Today, only a few households of vine keepers remain. Blazing northern snow prevents entry at night. Remember not to get near the withered vines.

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