An edition of He yu ying (2019)

He yu ying

Zhong xi wen hua de da peng zhuang = The great collision between Chinese and western cultures

Beijing di 1 ban

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He yu ying
Chuanxi Chen, Chuanxi Chen
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An edition of He yu ying (2019)

He yu ying

Zhong xi wen hua de da peng zhuang = The great collision between Chinese and western cultures

Beijing di 1 ban

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Zhonghua shu ju
Language
Chinese
Pages
367

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Subjects

East and West, Western Civilization, Chinese influences, Civilization, Western influences

Places

China

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He yu ying: Zhong xi wen hua de da peng zhuang = The great collision between Chinese and western cultures
2019, Zhonghua shu ju
in Chinese - Beijing di 1 ban
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Beijing
Other Titles
Great collision between Chinese and western cultures, Zhong xi wen hua de da peng zhuang

Classifications

Library of Congress
CB251 .C455 2019

The Physical Object

Pagination
4, 9, 367 pages
Number of pages
367

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44388544M
ISBN 10
7101140556
ISBN 13
9787101140552
LCCN
2020407072
OCLC/WorldCat
1129239308

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