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China in ten words by 余华 · Booklabria

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China in ten words

HistorySocial life and customs

China in ten words

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First published: 2011

Synopsis

Uses a framework of ten common phrases in the Chinese vernacular to offer insight into China's modern economic gaps, cultural transformations, and ubiquitous practices of deception.

Subjects: History
Social life and customs
Histoire
Manners and customs
Civilization
Economic conditions

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Publisher: Pantheon Books
Published: 2011
Edition: 1st American ed.
Pages: 225
Language: English
Contributor: Barr, Allan Hepburn
ISBN-13: 978-0307379351

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