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    Zin

    By Sergey Diborsky

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    Во второй части каждый из вопросов получает развернутый ответ и вместе они образуют краткий популярный обзор истории развития китайской литературы с момента зарождения на рубеже второго и первого тысячелетий до нашей эры и до 1 в. до н.э.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSergey Diborsky
    Release dateJan 28, 2013
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