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The Beijing Olympiad
The Beijing Olympiad
Legends of the Chinese Jews of Kaifeng
Legends of the Chinese Jews of Kaifeng

By Xu Xin, Xin Xu

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A collection of legends and stories from the oral tradition of this group of Jews who migrated to China long ago offers a look at their history and unique identity.

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The Jews of Kaifeng China
The Jews of Kaifeng China

By Xu Xin

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Essential Chinese 1500
Essential Chinese 1500

By Xu Xin, Xin Xu

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Innocent Defense
Innocent Defense

By Xu Xin

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Xi fang wen hua shi xu bian
Xi fang wen hua shi xu bian

By Xu Xin

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Lun si li jiu ji
Lun si li jiu ji

By Xin Xu

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Aomen de shi ye Aomen lun cong
Aomen de shi ye Aomen lun cong

By Xu Xin

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Beijing Olympiad
Beijing Olympiad

By Paul Close, Xu Xin, David Askew

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