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Lynn Ye (Dec. 27, 2011) replied:
The information for Chinese History includes the list of Chinese Dynasty: http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/culture/china-history.htm.
The information for Chinese History includes the list of Chinese Dynasty: http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/culture/china-history.htm.
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Did the Chang'an of Tang Dynasty have a wall that enclosed more area than the present day wall. Were the Large and Small Wild Goose Pagodas within the original wall?
Asked by Theresa (Sep. 26, 2011) Reply
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lisa (Sep. 30, 2011) replied:
Hi Theresa,
Hi Theresa,
As the capital of Tang Dynasty, Chang'an owns the area of 83.1 square kilometers, which is more than today's. The Large and Small Wild Goose Pagodas are included in it. They are the symbols of Chang'an.
Check out our websites to get more information about Chang'an (today's Xi'an) : http://www.chinahighlights.com/xian/xian-travel-guide.htm
Have a nice day!
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Map on how ancient china defended herself against internal and external thresats ancient china...
Asked by Sarah (Sep. 09, 2011) Reply
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Michael Hu (Sep. 10, 2011) replied:
Hi Sarah, Sorry but we do not have such kind of map. Maybe you can find it on some Chinese history books.
Hi Sarah, Sorry but we do not have such kind of map. Maybe you can find it on some Chinese history books.
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I am searching a city of chaina whose meanng is "Dry".do you have any anciant o modern map that relates to this meaning.
Asked by Huma (Sep. 08, 2011) Reply
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I am reading the book, Salt: A World History. It tells much about the development of salt as a food and economic entity in ancient China. Do you have any maps that might relate to this history?
Asked by Beverly (Jun. 18, 2011) Reply
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Lynn Ye (Jun. 20, 2011) replied:
Hi Beverly, I have not found any map related to the development of salt as a food and economic entity in ancient China, after I have done a lot search on the internet. I guess you can make a new one, which will stop a gap on this theme.
Hi Beverly, I have not found any map related to the development of salt as a food and economic entity in ancient China, after I have done a lot search on the internet. I guess you can make a new one, which will stop a gap on this theme.
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Nora Ou (May. 24, 2011) replied:
Hi, I'm Nora, a trip advisor of China Highlights. Glad to help. Do you mean the "sum" of rivers in China? There are more more than 50,000 rivers in China. If you are so interested in Chinese river, we are more than happy toarrange a Cruise tour for you on the longest river is China, the Yangtze River. Feel free to contact me at nora@chinahighlights.com if you are interested.
Hi, I'm Nora, a trip advisor of China Highlights. Glad to help. Do you mean the "sum" of rivers in China? There are more more than 50,000 rivers in China. If you are so interested in Chinese river, we are more than happy toarrange a Cruise tour for you on the longest river is China, the Yangtze River. Feel free to contact me at nora@chinahighlights.com if you are interested.
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