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DunHuang Grottoes 敦煌石窟
The construction of DunHuang Grottoes started around 360AD and lasted over a thousand years. Buddhaists transformed hundreds of caves into temples and decorated them lavishly with murals and scupltures. They imported art styles from India and mid-east. They captured ancient … Continue reading
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A World Perspective 细心看世界
Always have facts with you. Visionaries and pundits dazzle you with grand predictions or scare you with warnings of dire consequences. You need facts for perspectives. Find the most populous and prosperous countries in the world, and remove those only … Continue reading
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