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Zhao hui xin ling de ning jing
Zhao hui xin ling de ning jing

By Yi Ping, Tang Wen

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Ben shu bao kuo:wo de zuo tian,Jin tian he ming tian;Fu mu xiong mei ji hai zi;Ai qing ji wei cheng;Ren,She hui,Zi ran deng nei rong.

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Xue hui xuan ze xue hui fang qi zhi hui quan ji
Xue hui xuan ze xue hui fang qi zhi hui quan ji

By Tang Wen

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Ben shu fen wei wu zhang, Bao kuo"tan ran shi fu", "shou fang zi ru", "jie kai xin ling jia suo", "de shi jian de cai fu", "yi chao xuan ze qian jin zhong."

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Yi bei guan huai cha nuan xin xiang
Yi bei guan huai cha nuan xin xiang

By Tang Wen

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Ben shu jiang shu qi ge xin jing, Ji jing xin:huo de ning jing ping he de xin;Guan xin:yi zhong xin jing, Yi zhong shi jie;Ming xin:yi fen xing wu, Yi fen zi zai;Yang xin:ji xin ling yi ge wei xiao...

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