Shu Yang Books

Negatives
Negatives

By Xu Yong, Shu Yang, Gerard A. Goodrow, Cathrine Cheng

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Xu Yong (b. China, 1954; lives and works in Beijing, China) makes art that scrutinizes the photographic medium and its documentary variants and interpretations. An autodidact with a background in a...

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Modeling Structural Change in the U.S. Textile Industry
China live
China live

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Organic Inorganic Hybrid Materials 2002
Negatives
Negatives

By Yong Xu

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FBI Du xin shu
FBI Du xin shu

By Yang Mu

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Ben shu wei ni jie xi FBI ban an shi po jie shen ti yu yan de mi mi, Bang zhu ni shi ren, Guan xiang, Cha xin, Kuai su li jie he zhang wo ren de wei miao xin li, Cheng wei ren ji guan xi de ying ji...

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Di ming li de lao Beijing
Di ming li de lao Beijing

By Shu Yang

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Bai nian gu ji di Taiwan min zhu guo Xiao shuo li shi Taiwan
Organic Inorganic Hybrid Materials 2002
Modeling Structural Change in the U. S. Textile Industry

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