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English: The National Government of the Republic of China relocated cultural relics through the Sichuan-Shaanxi Highway, & had to change vehicles for transportation; each vehicle could only carry more than 20 boxes of cultural relics. Because the roadbed was washed away & the bridge was broken, it was particularly difficult to move westward to the North Road.
中文（臺灣）：中華民國國民政府遷運文物，途經川陝公路，須改換汽車運輸；每輛車只能載20餘箱文物。由於路基沖毀、橋樑折斷，西遷北路尤為艱辛。
Ημερομηνία πριν από 1940
date QS:P,+1940-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1940-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Πηγή http://alohas.archives.gov.tw/60/images/pic/a1/image009.jpg (ROC national archives)
Δημιουργός Zhuang Ling (莊靈)
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