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The four tones of Chinese, represented on a human hand | ||
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The Guangyun dictionary, downloaded from http://yintong.americanorientalsociety.org | ||
| Date |
1008 CE | ||
| Author |
Chen Pengnian & Qiu Yong, eds. | ||
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| Description |
The four tones of Chinese, represented on a human hand | ||
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| Source |
The Guangyun dictionary, downloaded from http://yintong.americanorientalsociety.org | ||
| Date |
1008 CE | ||
| Author |
Chen Pengnian & Qiu Yong, eds. | ||
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