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• The History of Chinese Imperial Food
  Although imperial food was made exclusively for the royal family, generals, ministers, and nobility, it was the peasants, herders, and fishe ...ter. Yi Yin, whose original name was Ah Heng, was a slave of the Youxinshi family. He wanted to convince Tang of his good ideas, but lacked a way, so he brou
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• Oroqen ethnic group
  ...g to the Tungus branch of the Manchu-Tungusic group of the Altaic language family. Most of them have learned to read and write the language of the Hans, the ...their hunting expeditions. Hunters ride on horses, which also carry their family belongings and provisions as well as the game they killed over mountains an
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• Mongolian ethnic group
  ...language, which belongs to the Mongolian group of the [[Altaic]] language family, the Mongolians use three dialects: Inner Mongolian, Barag-Buryat and Uirad ...nment makes the region a famous producer of precious hides, pilose antler, bear gallbladder, musk, [[Chinese caterpillar fungus]] (Cordyceps sinensis), as
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• Mount Emei
  But all of them bear a resemblance to a green lotus plant." ...one by the name of 'Xiansheng,' who has 3,000 companions including his own family and some bodhisattvas. He often preaches there." However, to associate this
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  ...ch of the Tibetan-Myanmese language branch of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. According to geographical divisions, it has three major local dialects: We ...nkey, bear and ermine. The forests also produce precious medicines such as bear's gallbladder, [[musk]], pilose [[antler]], caterpillar [[fungus]], [[snow
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• Tibetan
  ...ch of the Tibetan-Myanmese language branch of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. According to geographical divisions, it has three major local dialects: We ...nkey, bear and ermine. The forests also produce precious medicines such as bear's gallbladder, [[musk]], pilose [[antler]], caterpillar [[fungus]], [[snow
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• Yi ethnic group
  ...forests teem with wild animals and plants as well as pilose antler, musk, bear gallbladders and medicinal herbs such as poris cocos and pseudoginseng. ...ngs to the Tibetan-Myanmese Language Group of the Chinese-Tibetan Language Family, and the Yis speak six dialects. Many Yis in Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi kn
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• Uygur ethnic group
  ...of relics from the Western and Eastern Han dynasties (206 BC-AD 220). They bear witness to the efforts of the Uygurs and other ethnic groups in Xinjiang in ...s was mostly arranged by the parents. Male chauvinism was practiced in the family, and Uygur women, humiliated and with nobody to turn to, often retreated in
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• Mogao Grottoes
  ...solemn and transcendent bearing, the statue's cross-legged pose and attire bear clear Western Regions' influence. ...e,” dating from 865. This shows that it was built as a merit grotto by the family of Zhang Yichao, the military commissioner of the Hexi Corridor at the time
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• Chinese ancient pagodas
  ...the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and found in Nanchan Temple on Mount Wutai also bear this style, but the Vajrasana in the mural at Dunhuang more closely resembl ...Song and Liao Dynasties. It was a base of the famous generals of the Yang family who served the Northern Song Dynasty loyalty and often made surprise attack
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