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Five Hundred Arhats in Qiongzhu Temple in Kunming
Fully illustrated, text in Chinese.2006, Yunnan People's Publishing House, hardcover in a slipcase, ..
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Heritage From the Land of the Snows: Antique Tibetan Furniture, compiled by Li Jianguang
This set consists of two volumes: a Text Volume and a Plates Volume. The Text Volume features resear..
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Tibetan Medical Thangka of the Four Medical Tantras
Fully illustrated with color photos. Text in Tibetan & English.2008, Tibetan People's Publishing..
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Of Wool and Loom: the Tradition of Tibetan Rugs, by Trinley Chodrak & Kesang Tashi
Of Wool and Loom, The Tradition of Tibetan Rugs, is a wonderful book that provides a native ins..
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Old Kunming City, by Zhang Weiming
Through the author's unique perspective and lens, the book offers an intimate and comprehensive por..
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Traditional Culture of Li Ethnic Group, edited by Wang Xueping
The book presents the traditional culture and historical transformation of the Li people through a p..
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Surprises, Wu Jialin
Black & White photographs by Wu Jialin. Text in Chinese & English, fully illustrated.2004, Y..
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Mr. China: A Memoir, by Tim Clissold
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Burma Road
The Burma Road was a vital lifeline during World War II, serving as the primary supply route from British-held Burma to China in the late 1930s. Despite constant Japanese pressure and aerial bombardment, the road remained a symbol of international cooperation and resistance. The route not only supported Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist forces but also bolstered Chinese morale in the face of overwhelming adversity. It played a crucial role in sustaining China’s war effort and resisting Japanese expansion in Asia.
