Ancient 'lost city' discovered at bottom of lake – and it remains perfectly preserved

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Shi Cheng was intentionally flooded by the Chinese government in 1959 and nearly 300,000 people were relocated to make way for a hydroelectric dam. Now, some people dive at the site
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