Shaxi Copper Mine, located in the province of Anhui, was the largest gold mine in China as of 2023 based on production. The mining site produced an estimated ** ounces of gold. Shaxi Copper Mine was followed by Yixingzhai Gold Mine, located in Shanxi, which produced roughly ** ounces that year.
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