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Biography of Eminent Monks
Eminent monks are the creators and practitioners of Buddhist culture. The Sinicization of Buddhism is achieved through the joint efforts of many Buddhists and scholars. The eminent monk is the representative of this group of outstanding people.
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Funny Jokes
This product is a joke album specially made for friends who drive and sit in cars, and it selects all kinds of interesting funny jokes. These jokes cover many aspects of social life and are suitable for all types of people; they are either witty, heartwarming, sarcastic, or humorous. The content is suitable for both refined and popular tastes, and the performance is lively and lively, ensuring that you will have a great time listening to it. Have a relaxing moment in "Funny Jokes".
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Zizhi Tongjian
"Zi Zhi Tong Jian", referred to as "Tong Jian", is a chronological general history masterpiece of unprecedented scale. It records a total of 1362 years of historical facts from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties. It uses time as the outline and events as the objectives. It starts from the 23rd year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty (403 BC) and ends with the conquest of Huainan in the 6th year of Emperor Xiande of the Later Zhou Dynasty (959 AD), covering 1362 years of history in 16 dy
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Poems and Stories of Famous Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties (Tang Poems)
When teenagers study poetry, they often have difficulty understanding the poet's creative style and motivation, and have difficulty grasping the allusions and artistic conception in the poetry, thus reducing their interest in classical poetry. The "Tang Poetry" series of "Poetry Stories of Famous Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" has selected More than a hundred popular poems by 35 famous poets of the Tang Dynasty reproduce the social environment and the atmosphere of the times by explaini
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Chinese Tea Culture
Drinking tea was very common in ancient China. China's tea culture is very different from that of Europe, America or Japan. Chinese tea culture has a long history, is extensive and profound, and includes not only the material cultural level, but also the profound spiritual civilization level. The Tea Book of Lu Yu, the tea sage of the Tang Dynasty, sounded the clarion call for Chinese tea culture in history. From then on, the spirit of tea penetrated the court and society, and penetrated into Ch
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