Live: Walk along the Yaze Lake to explore the mystery of Kanas Lake monster in #AmazingXinjiang

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CGTN published this video item, entitled “Live: Walk along the Yaze Lake to explore the mystery of Kanas Lake monster in #AmazingXinjiang” – below is their description.

Yaze Lake is located in the south of Hemuhanas Mongolia township. It is formed by the abandoned oxbow lake depression after the Kanas River was diverted and has a long butterfly shape. It is connected to the marsh and covers an area of 1.3 square kilometers. Join us to explore the mystery of Kanas Lake monster. #AmazingXinjiang

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