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About the Course of Mr. BIAN Xiao-xuan's Pursuing Studies

Sun Yong

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BIAN Xiao xuan was a famous scholar by self study. At the beginning, he spent his spare time to study intensively neoteric history and he didn't start to research ancient literary and history until he came to work with Mr. FAN Wen lan. In his later years, besides keeping his own study, he guided his colleagues to undertake the large projects of culture accumulation.

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BIAN Xiao xuan was a famous scholar by self study. At the beginning, he spent his spare time to study intensively neoteric history and he didn't start to research ancient literary and history until he came to work with Mr. FAN Wen lan. In his later years, besides keeping his own study, he guided his colleagues to undertake the large projects of culture accumulation.

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BIAN Xiao xuan was a famous scholar by self study. At the beginning, he spent his spare time to study intensively neoteric history and he didn't start to research ancient literary and history until he came to work with Mr. FAN Wen lan. In his later years, besides keeping his own study, he guided his colleagues to undertake the large projects of culture accumulation.

Key concepts: Spare time, Art, Literature, History, Humanities

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