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Sport in China
Sport in China

By Rolf Von Der Laage

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China off the beatentrack
China off the beatentrack

By Brian Schwartz

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China, empire of the written symbol
Imperial China
Imperial China

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Imperial China
Imperial China

By Raymond Stanley Dawson

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First apple
First apple

By Ching Yeung Russell

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The story of nine-year-old Ying's determination to buy her grandmother an expensive and exotic birthday gift--an apple. Neither Ying nor her grandmother have ever tasted an apple, and Ying plans to...

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Haus Deutschland, oder, Die Geschichte eines ungesuhnten Mordes
Mainz-Peking '73.
Mainz-Peking '73.

By Schneider Peter

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China und die Christen
China und die Christen

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Collecting China
Collecting China

By Christina Donaldson

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