Talk:Yuncheng
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[edit] The Inn of the Sixth Happiness?
This bald claim, with no citations, troubles me. It troubles me because in the authoritative biography of Gladys Aylward (on whose life story during her first Chinese years Inn of the Sixth Happiness is based) there is a map which clearly, along with the text of the book, places her as being in Yangcheng, which is some kilometres to the east by north direction (It is now a county-level division of Jincheng, and the map as drawn in the book agrees with Google maps in the position of Yangcheng (then) as being Yangcheng (now). It needs to be changed or at least cited. I propose to remove the sentence in one week if citation, and hence verification, is not forthcoming. 180.77.52.219 (talk) 05:35, 11 September 2010 (UTC)
