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... Kwangsi The Chuang Autonomous Region of Kwangsi ( Kuang- hsi in Wade - Giles romanization , Guangxi in Pinyin ) is bounded by the Chinese provinces of Yunnan on the west , Kweichow on the north , Hunan on the northeast , and Kwangtung ...
... Kwangsi The Chuang Autonomous Region of Kwangsi ( Kuang- hsi in Wade - Giles romanization , Guangxi in Pinyin ) is bounded by the Chinese provinces of Yunnan on the west , Kweichow on the north , Hunan on the northeast , and Kwangtung ...
Page 183
... Kwangsi since classical antiquity . Living on the plains and in the river valleys of the hilly west , they cultivate paddy rice and practice an economy that easily merges with that of the Chinese . They are often referred to as " water ...
... Kwangsi since classical antiquity . Living on the plains and in the river valleys of the hilly west , they cultivate paddy rice and practice an economy that easily merges with that of the Chinese . They are often referred to as " water ...
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... Kwangsi Agricultural Institute and the Kwangsi Medical College , both at Nan - ning . The Kwangsi Provincial Museum and the Provincial Library of Kwangsi are located in Kuei - lin . Health and welfare . Since the 1950s Kwangsi has made ...
... Kwangsi Agricultural Institute and the Kwangsi Medical College , both at Nan - ning . The Kwangsi Provincial Museum and the Provincial Library of Kwangsi are located in Kuei - lin . Health and welfare . Since the 1950s Kwangsi has made ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
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