Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Hai River
Target Entity: Hai_River
Preceding Context: In Tianjin the canal heads northwest, for a short time following the course of the Yongding, a tributary of the
Succeeding Context: , before branching off toward Tongzhou on the edge of the municipality of Beijing. It is here that the modern canal stops and that a Grand Canal Cultural Park has been built. During the Yuan dynasty a further canal, the Tonghui River, connected Tongzhou with a wharf called the Houhai or ‘rear sea’ in central Beijing. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, however, the water level in the Tonghui River dropped and it was impossible for ships to travel from Tongzhou to Beijing. Tongzhou became the northern shipping terminus of the canal. Cargoes were unloaded at Tongzhou and transported to Beijing by land. The Tonghui river still exists as a wide, concrete lined storm-channel and drain for the suburbs of Beijing.
Paragraph Title: Northern Canal and Tonghui River
Source Page: Grand Canal (China)

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