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The Collision of Two Civilizations: the British expedition to China in 1792-4
Chinese Brush
Chinese Brush

By Jane Evans

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Collecting China
Collecting China

By Christina Donaldson

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Unfinished encounter
Unfinished encounter

By Bob Whyte

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The Road to Miran: Travels in the Forbidden Zone of Xinjiang
Hong Kong belongers
Hong Kong belongers

By Simon Barnes

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The Hundred Secret Senses
The Hundred Secret Senses

By Amy Tan

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Olivia Yee is only five years old when Kwan, her older sister from China, comes to live with the family and turns her life upside down, bombarding her day and night with ghostly stories of strange...

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Your Chinese Horoscope for 2002: What the year of the horse holds in store for you
Your Chinese Horoscope 2001 Single Unit ISBN
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