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What is the real name of this rare Chinese pony that has the nickname of “ pony from under the fruit tree”?
What is the real name of this rare Chinese pony that has the nickname of “ pony from under the fruit tree”?
Here are the options:
Guoxia
Xilingol
Yanqi
YES, this is howrse, and NO, this is not considered cheating in their rules.
Thanks
Guoxia
Guo means fruit and xia means under/below. Basically it means under the fruit.
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