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Books by 董胜
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The Full Story of the Tangshan Earthquake 唐山发生强烈地震始末
This book covers the major earthquake that struck in the early hours of the morning, Xinhua News Agency broadcasting the news, recollections of strange signs before the quake, Tangshan left in ruins, the disaster being urgently reported to the central government, emergency relief efforts being organized, the central government sending a message of condolence and a relief delegation, huge quantities of supplies arriving in Tangshan, the Hebei Provincial Committee rushing there to take charge, the
85Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Five Thousand Years of Chinese History, Volume One 中华上下五千年(一)
Our Chinese ancestors have worked, lived, and raised families on the soil of our homeland since ancient times.
74Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Five Thousand Years of Chinese History, Volume Seven 中华上下五千年七
In 1637, under the Ming army’s fierce assault, Zhang Xianzhong accepted the Ming dynasty’s offer of amnesty in Gucheng, Hubei. He had no intention of surrendering in earnest; instead, he secretly built up his forces, preparing to rise again. When Ming generals discovered Zhang Xianzhong’s rebellious plans, they prepared to send troops to crush him.
41Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Five Thousand Years of Chinese History, Volume Two 中华上下五千年二
Chinese medicine has its own distinctive methods for diagnosing and treating illness, and had already reached a high level of medical expertise during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Bian Que, known as the “founding master,” was the most famous physician from the late Spring and Autumn period to the early Warring States period.
34Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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A Nation Mourns: A Powerful Earthquake Strikes Tangshan, Hebei 举国同哀：河北唐山发生强烈地震
This book mainly describes the powerful earthquake that struck Tangshan, Hebei, and related events, including when the earthquake occurred; Xinhua News Agency's report on the quake; recollections of unusual signs before the quake; Tangshan being reduced to ruins; the rapid reporting of the disaster to the central government; the central government's emergency preparations for earthquake relief; the central government's message of sympathy and dispatch of a relief delegation; large quantities of
30Reads9.4Score—Shelves