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    From Moon Cakes to Mao to Modern China: An Introduction to Chinese Civilization

    By Zhu Fayuan, Wu Qixin, Xia Hanning and Gao Han

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    To understand China, we need to step into the palace of her culture and explore her rich history. With this in mind, a group of scholars from China and America have put this book together as a primer on all things China, from art and science to religion and society. In this book they offer a panoramic view of Chinese culture, using only the most representative material to introduce the West to the most typical aspects of Chinese civilization and life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCN Times Books
    Release dateJan 5, 2015
    ISBN9781627741057
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