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Jing dian, ke yi zhe yang du

by Yu Dan, Yi Zhongtian zhu (2008)

About this book

The hostess of the highly rated CCTV forum program, Yu Dan, known for her witty and contemporary interpretation of Confucian philosophy, guides readers through Chinese classics.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreJing dian, ke yi zhe yang du Lead Character

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