Two Japanese tourists in their 20s were detained for two weeks in China then deported for taking photos showing exposed buttocks at the Great Wall, local media reported.

With thousands of miles yet to fully explore, we can only wonder what other secrets are just waiting to be discovered.

The reports sparked outrage in China, where memories of Japanese atrocities committed during its occupation of the country still inspire strong feelings.

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