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Person 1 - 5
Clock 40 - 70 min
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This Promo comes with the 1st edition of Wingspan's Chinese edition. Represented the Chinese national bird, the red-crowned crane (Grus japonensis). Illustration by 沈銓(Shen Quan) in Autumn 1757. Shen Quan is known as the most famous painter of the red-crowned crane in Chinese Qing Dynasty. Card information Name:　　丹頂鶴(Red-crowned crane) Scientific name:　　Grus japonensis Habitat:　　Wetland Food:　　Invertebrate + Seed + Fish Point value:　　7 Nest type:　　Ground Eggs:　　1 Wingspan:　　235cm Power: WHEN PLAYED:　　Draw 3 bonus cards, keep one, and discard the other two. Flavor text:　　在東亞地區的文化中，丹頂鶴象徵著幸福、吉祥、長壽和忠貞。然而這並未能讓它們擺脫瀕臨滅絕的殘酷命運。(In East Asian cultures, the red-crowned crane symbolizes happiness, auspiciousness, longevity and loyalty. However, this did not save them from the cruel fate of near extinction.)

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