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Cambridge Studies in Chinese History, Literature and InstitutionsReihe

Diese Reihe taucht in das vielschichtige Gefüge der chinesischen Geschichte, Literatur und institutionellen Entwicklung ein. Sie bietet sorgfältig recherchierte Studien, die die Entwicklung der chinesischen Zivilisation über verschiedene Epochen hinweg beleuchten. Leser finden hier tiefgehende Analysen, die die Komplexität und den Reichtum des chinesischen Kulturerbes erforschen. Sie dient als wesentliche Ressource zum Verständnis der langen und einflussreichen Vergangenheit des Landes.

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