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Narrative research on contemporary transformation of ceramic decoration in Ancient China by Li, Jiang

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MY SAY: Reconstructing the Silk Road by Razak, Dzulkifli Abd

“…It extended from the city of Xi'an (formerly Chang'an, the capital of ancient China) in the northwest Shaanxi province to Europe via South and Central Asia. …”
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Cultivating ethical expertise by Lee, Marcus

“…This model of ethical education was advocated by philosophers in both ancient Greece and ancient China. In this thesis, I critique a prominent contemporary account of the skill model of virtue by attending to the phenomenology of the learning process involved in acquiring a practical skill. …”
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Collecting: a way of exploring the difficulty to leave game world by Guo, Yichen

“…Through discussing in-game collecting and book collecting in ancient China, this thesis helps answer how people understand the heavy use on digital games and what is hidden behind choosing to stay in game world.…”
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Materia medica of traditional knowledge: from east to west and beyond / Julenah Ag Nuddin by Julenah Ag Nuddin

“…Each ancient civilisations possessed its own materia medica; from east, Ancient China has Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Indians, their Ayurveda while the Greeks, Greek Medicine and several others. …”
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Preliminary investigations into the use of the ancient pigments Han blue and Han purple as luminescent dusting powders for the detection of latent fingermarks by La Rocca, Ruby, Pitman, Rebecca, Shahbazi, Sorour, Lópes, Thais, Dallerba, Elena, Massi, Massimiliano, Smith, G.D., Lewis, Simon W.

“…These pigments were developed in ancient China around 800 BCE and both show luminescence in the NIR region. …”
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Study on 24 Jieling Drums as urban cultural landscape in Malaysia by Yunxi, Yang, Chow, Ow Wei

“…The 24 solar terms, a knowledge system incorporated in the East Asian lunisolar calendar, reflect a typical agricultural life shaped by the astronomical and phenological nature in ancient China. The UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage embodies this Chinese tradition and culture. …”
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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

“…Liu Shao's Renwu Zhi is a classic work on the study of human talent in ancient China. 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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Applying media and virtual approaches to the institutionalization of Puzhou opera by Pang, Lin Lin, Loo, Fung Chiat, Chow, Ow Wei

“…Puzhou opera, also known as Puju, originated in Puzhou in ancient China, which is now renamed as Yuncheng city, Shanxi province. …”
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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

“…It is a common dyeing process and an intangible cultural heritage of ancient China. The art of batik is a time-tested craft. …”
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Chinese legalism and Islamic views of justice: a comparison based on the political thought of Han Fei and Ibn Khaldun by Wu, Jinke, Russli Kamarudin

“…This study addresses the lack of comparative research examining the political dimensions of justice as conceived by Han Fei, representing Legalist thought in ancient China, and Ibn Khaldun, a prominent Islamic scholar. …”
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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

“…Through this research, we endeavor to demonstrate that animal-shaped jade ornaments serve as key symbols that emerged in ancient China, and these elements collectively sculpted the characters and significance of the animal-shaped jade artifacts of the Han Dynasty.…”
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The use of digital advancement technology in protecting the Longmen Grottoes art by Li, Xiaoshu, Mohd Yusof, Mohd Johari, Ser, Wue Hiong, Perumal, Velu

“…Furthermore, through this restoration, the complete history from a broken Buddha statue can be learned, and even more the culture of ancient China can be explored. The digital restoration of these grotto Buddha statues mainly adopts the modern technological means and detailed research materials of digital virtual restoration, the solemn dharma images that the real thing cannot be traced back are reproduced by virtual technology. …”
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English translations of Mencius from three different centuries: a progression to more gender-neutral language by Lai, Lanlan, Emily, Lau, Hijjo, Nael

“…Mencius’ teachings, deeply entrenched in the male-dominated discourse of ancient China, have historically been interpreted from a masculine viewpoint. …”
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Feature recognition and classification of shanxi cave dwellings based on deep learning by Jia, Zong, Wan Mohamed, Wan Srihani, Zaky Jaafar, Mohamad Fakri, Ujang, Norsidah

“…It is widely used in the life of working people in ancient China. According to studies, a significant number of people still live in above-ground underground houses and cave dwellings in Australia, Spain, China, Turkey, and Tunisia, and over 40 million people do so in China. …”
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