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An Investigation of the Referential Significance of Tradition in Contemporary Jewellery -- the Case of Han Dynasty Jade by Tian, Bingrui

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Semiotic examination of the animal-shaped jade artifacts during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) in China by Miao, Su, Perumal, Velu, Md. Yusoff, Irwan Syah, Tualeka, Abdul Rohim

“…During the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), artisans skillfully shaped jade into figurines inspired by animals, that fostered a profound symbiosis between humanity and the natural world. …”
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Confucian thought in Cao Cao , Cao Pi, Cao Zhi’s literary works by Aw, Wai Kuan

“…This chapter discusses specifically on the changes of Confucianism thoughts in the Late Han Dynasty and Cao Wei Dynasty. It also discusses about the Confucian factor on the Cao Cao and his sons such as diversity thought of “Cao Cao and his sons”. …”
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Preserving the cultural bond towards strengthening Sino-Malaysian friendship by Ku, Boon Dar

“…This paper is an attempt to trace the history of traditional friendship between China and Malaysia which had been established since the Han Dynasty. The ties between both countries were further strengthened in the 15th century with the establishment of diplomatic relation between the Ming Dynasty and the Malacca Sultanate. …”
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Caixing Lun in Liu Shao’s Renwu Zhi during the Wei-Jin period by Zhang, Na, Peter Gan, Chong Beng, He, Yicheng

“…Written during the tumultuous period of the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, Liu Shao recognized that the political problems of the time were rooted in issues related to human talent. …”
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The discovery of Silk Route: cultural and technology communication between China, Korea and Japan by Teh, Pek Yen, Goh, Hong Ching

“…As a main result of war, historical travel, such as trading and pilgrimage, influenced the daily life of most people in the region. The Han Dynasty was traced back as the most significant period that triggered travelling activities during the discovery of the Silk Road. …”
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The discovery of Silk Route: Cultural and technology communication between China, Korea and Japan by Teh, Pek Yen *, Goh, H. C.

“…As a main result of war, historical travel, such as trading and pilgrimage, influenced the daily life of most people in the region. The Han Dynasty was traced back as the most significant period that triggered travelling activities during the discovery of the Silk Road. …”
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The impact of Confucian thoughts on Chinese women’s independence – focus on female university students by YUAN, YUAN

“…Furthermore, Confucianism largely defined the mainstream discourse on gender in China since the Han dynasty, which has a far-researching impact on women’s independence in modern China. …”
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The Analysis on Syndromes Involving Cough by Application of Six Channels Syndrome Differentiation Pattern by Fazlie, Mohd Sani Lim

“…Method: This study will review the Six Channels Syndrome Differentiation Pattern, first introduced by Zhang ZhongJing in his classical work Shang Han Lun of the Han Dynasty. Before dissecting the core theories of Shang Han Lun, other theories that form the backbone of the Six Channels Syndrome Differentiation Pattern will be analyzed, such as the Yin Yang Theory, the five elements theory, the three yins and three yangs theory, as well as the five cycles and six qi theory. …”
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Analisis Kontrastif Daripada Aspek Fonologi Antara Bahasa Jepun Dan Bahasa Mandarin Dalam Sebutan Nombor = Contrastive Analysis Of Phonological Aspect In Number Articulation In Jap... by Kang, Mei Feng, Syahrina, Ahmad, Jamal Rizal, Razali

“…Both languages have a long history and relationship that can be traced back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220). More specific, the analysis will be focusing on the similarities and differences between both languages in the process of numbers articulations. …”
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An 8500-year palynological record of vegetation, climate change and human activity in the Bosten Lake region of Northwest China by Tarasov, Pavel E., Demske, Dieter, Leipe, Christian, Long, Tengwen, Müller, Stefanie, Hoelzmann, Philipp, Wagner, Mayke

“…In addition, increased Xanthium pollen and charred grass fragment abundances point to enhanced human impact linked to intensified Silk Road activities during the Han dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE).…”
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Masyarakat Cina di selatan Vietnam dalam abad ke-17 hingga abad ke-18 / Ong Kui Hua by Ong , Kui Hua

“…Chinese Community in Southern Vietnam in the 17th to 18th Centuries The immigration of the Chinese to Vietnam can be traced to the Han dynasty when emperor Han Wu Ti (140BC-87BC) sent General Lu Po-te to conquer Nam Yueh (Vietnam or Nam-Viet) in the 111BC. …”
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Innovative reflections on the visual language of batik in the Bouyei ethnic group of Guizhou, China by Liu, Yang Yi, Shaari, Nazlina, Mohd Ali, Noor Azizi, Perumal, Velu

“…Batik is an important symbol of Guizhou that can be traced back to the Qin and Han Dynasties. Guizhou Province is the main population center of the Bouyei ethnic group in China. …”
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