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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/October 27
  [[1997]]: The 1st World Integrative Medicine Congress opened at the [[Beijing International Conference Center]]. Experie
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• Qianlong Edition of the Tripitaka Sutra
  ...cious clues to ancient Oriental languages, literature, art, philosophy and medicine.
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• Yang Chunfeng
  '''Yang Chunfeng''' (杨春风) was a doctor of [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] and an amateur mountain climber, who reached the top of Mount Everest in
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• Chushu
  ...negative) and yang (positive) in the body according to traditional Chinese medicine ([[TCM]]). People are advised to wear suitable clothes and have enough slee
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• Xinjiang mummies
  ...the history and culture of Cheshi as well as to the research of clothing, medicine, agriculture and animal husbandry in the western regions of China.
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• Xinjiang Mummies
  ...the history and culture of Cheshi as well as to the research of clothing, medicine, agriculture and animal husbandry in the western regions of China.
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• Mengmengda
  ...eone who is acting a bit strange and muddled and "is supposed to take some medicine," the word is now being acknowledged in a broader sense.
  1 KB (214 words) - 07:26, 15 January 2015
• Kong Fansen
  ...y, he often spent his own meager salary to help [[Tibetan]] orphans or buy medicine for the sick.
  1 KB (188 words) - 06:32, 22 July 2013
• Buddhism
  ...Chinese people. Chinese aesthetics, politics, literature, philosophy and medicine have all been greatly influenced by Buddhism. During the Tang Dynasty Chine
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• Gui Zhen Tang
  ...tionally, Bear Bile is not an irreplaceable element in traditional Chinese medicine; there are substitutes which could be extracted without causing cruelties t However, Fang Shuting, head of the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), denied that the bear bile extraction is cruel at all.
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• National Key Science and Technology Project
  ...e fields of energy resources, natural resources, environment, agriculture, medicine and sanitation.
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• Yonghegong Lama Temple
  ...It also has the East and West side halls, the "Four Halls of Scholarship (Medicine Hall, Mathematics Hall, Mizong Buddhist Sect Hall, and Scripture Recital Ha
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• Lu Xun
  ...fluenced by evolutionist thought, he went to Japan, where he first studied medicine and later turned to writing. He believed that literature could change the s ...h of [[Xuanwu Gate]]. There, he wrote ''A Madman's Diary'', Kong Yiji, and Medicine. Later, he sold his old house back in Shaoxing and used that money to purch
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• Russian ethnic group
  ...in urban areas now work mainly in industry, transport, finance, trade and medicine.
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• Xiaoxue
  ...nce it is warm indoors and cold outdoors. According to traditional Chinese medicine ([[TCM]]), people need to adjust themselves to the weather changes. First,
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• Chinese Academy of Sciences
  ...ademic divisions are Mathematics and Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences and Medicine, Earth Sciences, Information Technical Sciences, and Technological Sciences
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• Yongle Encyclopedia
  ...est encyclopedia, covers a variety of subjects, including literature, art, medicine and agriculture.
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• White Dagoba Temple
  ...attern, inside which there are wooden carvings of Sakyamuni, Amitabha, and Medicine Buddha.
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• Former Residence of Lu Xun
  ...fluenced by evolutionist thought, he went to Japan, where he first studied medicine and later turned to writing. He believed that literature could change the s ...h of [[Xuanwu Gate]]. There, he wrote ''A Madman's Diary'', Kong Yiji, and Medicine. Later, he sold his old house back in Shaoxing and used that money to purch
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• Legend of Zhen Huan
  ...earn about ancient Chinese poetry, wardrobes, court etiquettes, and herbal medicine. The show also features many refined dialogues that become trending quotes
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