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... ( Pinyin ershisi jieqi ) , during this period officially re- vised the second method . This meteorological cycle con- tained 24 points , each beginning one of the periods named consecutively the Spring Begins , the Rain Water , the Ex ...
... ( Pinyin ershisi jieqi ) , during this period officially re- vised the second method . This meteorological cycle con- tained 24 points , each beginning one of the periods named consecutively the Spring Begins , the Rain Water , the Ex ...
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... Pinyin ) . Because of its Physical and human geography 528 The landscape The city site Climate The city layout The people 529 528 The economy 529 Industry Trade Transportation position at the meeting point of inland rivers and the sea ...
... Pinyin ) . Because of its Physical and human geography 528 The landscape The city site Climate The city layout The people 529 528 The economy 529 Industry Trade Transportation position at the meeting point of inland rivers and the sea ...
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