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Speaking with CSST reporters ahead of the 91st anniversary since the establishment of the Palace Museum, Shan Jixiang said that the museum is permeated with historical …
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Professor Wang Ning from Tsinghua University received an interview from Chinese Social Sciences Net (CSSN) to talk about the status quo and future of the humanities.
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- Nishihara: Memories of war, vision of peace
At the age of 88, he continues to visit China every year for academic exchanges while tirelessly working to advance the cause of peace in Asia and the world.
Time:10/13/2016 Hits:63Speaking with CSST reporters ahead of the 91st anniversary since the establishment of the Palace Museum, Shan Jixiang said that the museum is permeated with historical …