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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Emperor Xin 帝辛
Di Xin of Yin, whose personal name was Shou, was known throughout the land as Zhou, and later generations called him King Zhou of Yin. He was the youngest son of Di Yi. Since his mother was the principal consort, Shou was named heir. King Zhou was naturally intelligent, quick-witted, and exceptionally perceptive. As he grew older, he also developed extraordinary physical strength, said to be enough to drag nine oxen backward and hold up beams or move pillars. He was greatly favored by Di Yi. Di
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I'll Take You on a Tour of Beijing 带你游北京
Macau has been Chinese territory since the Qin dynasty, and the Yuan dynasty navy patrolled the Pearl River Delta region for many years. In 1557, the Portuguese obtained the right to reside in Macau, but the Ming government continued to exercise sovereignty. This included collecting land rent, establishing a maritime customs office to levy duties on ships, appointing officials to oversee Macau and having the magistrate of Xiangshan County administer the territory, as well as retaining final auth
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The People's Police 人民警察
Synopsis: The People's Police Law is a fundamental law within the legal framework governing the people's police. Support from relevant laws, regulations, and systems is essential to its effective implementation. After the law was promulgated, the state introduced a series of supporting regulations to put its provisions into practice. To help readers understand and apply the People's Police Law accurately, this book annotates its key articles and professional terms, distills difficult issues from
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The Magnate 猗顿
Yi Dun was a native of the State of Wei during the Warring States period. Yi Dun was his courtesy name; his personal name and dates of birth and death are unknown. A famous industrialist and merchant in the early Warring States period, he played a major role in promoting the development of industry and commerce in the Shanxi region.
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