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Page 158
... Liaoning , including the cities of Ssu - p'ing , Liao- yüan , and T'ung - hua and a portion of Heilungkiang's steppe ... Liaoning Liaoning ( Liao - ning in Wade - Giles romanization , Liao- ning in Pinyin ) is the southernmost of the ...
... Liaoning , including the cities of Ssu - p'ing , Liao- yüan , and T'ung - hua and a portion of Heilungkiang's steppe ... Liaoning Liaoning ( Liao - ning in Wade - Giles romanization , Liao- ning in Pinyin ) is the southernmost of the ...
Page 159
... Liaoning as a whole diminishes consistently from southeast to north- west . Average annual precipitation is about 29 inches ( 740 millimetres ) , three - quarters of it falling in the months of June , July , August , and September , and ...
... Liaoning as a whole diminishes consistently from southeast to north- west . Average annual precipitation is about 29 inches ( 740 millimetres ) , three - quarters of it falling in the months of June , July , August , and September , and ...
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... Liaoning , centred on Chin - chou , is less advanced than the Shen - yang - An - shan area or Lü - ta , but it has valuable mineral resources and some industries . Transportation . The rail transportation facilities of Liaoning are the ...
... Liaoning , centred on Chin - chou , is less advanced than the Shen - yang - An - shan area or Lü - ta , but it has valuable mineral resources and some industries . Transportation . The rail transportation facilities of Liaoning are the ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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