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Titre	Ancient Sichuan – Treasures from a Lost Civilization
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Ancient Sichuan – Treasures from a Lost Civilization

Catégorie: Sciences humaines, Informatique et Internet
Auteur: Reni Eddo-Lodge, Lisa Jewell
Éditeur: F. Scott Fitzgerald
Publié: 2018-04-12
Écrivain: A.G. Riddle
Langue: Anglais, Suédois, Arabe
Format: pdf, epub

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A question of culture | Life & Art | China Daily -  · "Using the 'national treasures' as a platform, we want people to understand the richness and lasting glamour of Chinese civilization." He adds that achievements of ancient China in politics, economy, culture, social development, legal system, science and technology, medicine, ecology and other fields can be showcased through such relics

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