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  • ...basin of the Langchen Tsangpo river valley in Ngari was the center of Guge civilization and where the Guge Kingdom once flourished. Both Tibetan and Chinese historical documents have records about the Guge Kingdom, which was founded
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  • ...lishing industries, had its inaugural volume, '''''Three Thousand Years of Chinese Painting''''', published. ...ges Press and the Yale University Press and is written in three languages: Chinese, English and French.
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  • ...iter to win the Hugo Awards, an eight-time winner of the Galaxy Award (the Chinese Hugo) and a winner of the Nebula Award. Liu was nominated again in 2017 for ...t military project that enables humans to establish contact with the alien civilization teetering on the edge of extinction.
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  • ...panorama of the ancient [[Yan Capital]]. The glorious culture and advanced civilization of Yan Kingdom have been retraced. ...ese people's creativity and their significant contributions to the world's civilization are on display. The most attractive exhibits are the well preserved tombs a
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  • ...eligion (the buddhadharma from India) came to be a natural part of Chinese civilization, albeit with its own unique character. ...cine have all been greatly influenced by Buddhism. During the Tang Dynasty Chinese Buddhism peaked and produced numerous spiritual masters of outstanding bril
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  • ...Chinese characteristics and works hard for building [[socialist spiritual civilization]] and modernization.
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  • [[1874]]: The patriotic overseas Chinese '''[[Tan Kah Kee]]''''s birthday ...ars of Chinese Painting]],''''' the inaugural volume of ''The Cultural and Civilization of China'' series of books co-published by the U.S. and China was issued in
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  • ...hism]] Holy Land and [[Taoism]] showplace in [[China]], and also famed as "Civilization Area." It is also known as "the longevity mountain" with longevity culture
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  • ...urism by using all types of advanced film production technology to display Chinese culture. The first phase of the park is made up of ten tourist zones, inclu ...technology, such as representing volcanic eruption from the ancient Mayan civilization and the mystery of the gold coffin of Alexander the Great.
    1,017 bytes (151 words) - 02:03, 30 March 2010
  • ...nited patriotic front and realization of the grand goals of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
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  • ...Chinese nation find unbearable to recall, the history of humiliation that Chinese people constantly strove to become stronger. Age and history has entrusted
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  • ...ade so it is also called traditional jade. Jadeite is called [[Feicui]] in Chinese. Feicui is now more popular and valuable than the soft jade in China. The history of jade is as long as the Chinese civilization. Archaeologists have found jade objects from the early Neolithic period (ab
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  • ...the magazine's name was changed to [[New Youth]] ('''''Xinqingnian''''' in Chinese). ...e creed of the magazine. He claimed three ideas were fundamental to modern civilization: human rights, biological evolution and socialism, and called on the new ge
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  • ...the 1930s. It has been called the "blackest page in the history of modern civilization." ...ds of Chinese people were murdered by Japanese soldiers, including armless Chinese soldiers and civilians. Breaking into the Nanking Safety Zone, they then ki
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  • ...nt [[Egypt]], [[Babylon]] and [[Greece]]. Moreover, it is the only ancient civilization that has continued to this very day. ...s but also one of the oldest in the world. Fossils that have been found in Chinese territory include those of[[ Yuanmou Man]], the first [[Homo erectus]], who
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  • ...s at publicizing glorious national cultures, demonstrating ancient Chinese civilization, holding classic art exhibitions and conducting relevant cultural and artis
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  • ...n (the buddhadharma from [[India]]) came to be a natural part of Chinese [[civilization]], albeit with its own unique character. ...have all been greatly influenced by Buddhism. During the [[Tang Dynasty]] Chinese Buddhism peaked and produced numerous spiritual masters of outstanding bril
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  • ...e poet '''Zha Haisheng''' ('''查海生'''), one of the most famous poets on the Chinese mainland after the "cultural revolution" (1966-1976). He committed suicide ...ture with some suggesting it symbolizes "the sacrifice of the agricultural civilization". But some observers later suggested that the cause of his suicide may have
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  • ...r, in the hope of providing the means to a deeper understanding of Chinese civilization.
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  • ...km. The Yellow River valley was one of the birthplaces of ancient Chinese civilization. It has lush pasturelands along its banks, flourishing agriculture and abun
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