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Spanning from the Maritime Silk Road, which covered more than half of the earth, to the age of exploration, the maritime history of human activities is the global history of civilizations constantly moving towards interconnection.
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- The trend of population development and the people's way of life and production have undergone major changes, raising new demands for China's population governance.
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- Dr. Robert Lawrence Kuhn, president of The Kuhn Foundation and China Reform Friendship Medal Recipient, has been highly involved in recording the Chinese people’s great fight in eliminating extreme poverty.
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- Spanning from the Maritime Silk Road, which covered more than half of the earth, to the age of exploration, the maritime history of human activities is the global history of civilizations constantly moving towards interconnection.
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- Social sciences development should adapt to the new scenarios of a digital era, having the courage to make self-revolution.
- Jingxue, or classics scholarship, originally referred to Chinese scholarship before imperial unification by the Qin Dynasty in 221 BCE.
- Qu Yuan (c. 339-278 BCE) was a distinguished statesman and one of the greatest poets in China's history.
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- The release of the 300-volume A Great Collection of Epic of King Gesar represents a great achievement China has made in the field of protecting and inheriting traditional ethnic culture.
- New Army in the Late Qing Dynasty, written by Zhang Huateng, a professor from the School of History and Civilization at Shaanxi Normal University, focuses on the two stages of training for the New A…
