Annunciation Seminary, Bailu

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Annunciation Seminary
Seminarium Annuntiationis
领报修院
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Annunciation Seminary, restored after its collapse in 2008 Sichuan earthquake
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Location within Sichuan
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Location within China
General information
Architectural style French
Town or city Bailu, Pengzhou, Sichuan
CountryChina
Coordinates 31°13′49″N103°54′48″E / 31.23028°N 103.91333°E / 31.23028; 103.91333
Construction started1895
Completed1908
Technical details
Size10,440 m2 (112,400 sq ft)
  1. simplified Chinese :领报修院; traditional Chinese :領報修院; pinyin :Lǐngbào Xiūyuàn; Sichuanese romanization: Lin3 Pao4 Siu1 Üen4; lit.'Annunciation Abbey'.

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Bibliography

Annunciation Seminary, Bailu
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Literal meaningAnnunciation Abbey
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin Lǐngbào Xiūyuàn