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Survey of Han poems in Liuqiu (1)

Mao Han

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In the fifth year of Guang Xu,the emperor of Qing Dynasty,Japan took advantage of China's feebleness and illegally annexed Liuqiu when the European powers carved up China.Hereafter,Han poems of Liuqiu mostly were written about the pain in losing the country.

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In the fifth year of Guang Xu,the emperor of Qing Dynasty,Japan took advantage of China's feebleness and illegally annexed Liuqiu when the European powers carved up China.Hereafter,Han poems of Liuqiu mostly were written about the pain in losing the country.

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In the fifth year of Guang Xu,the emperor of Qing Dynasty,Japan took advantage of China's feebleness and illegally annexed Liuqiu when the European powers carved up China.Hereafter,Han poems of Liuqiu mostly were written about the pain in losing the country.

Key concepts: Emperor, Poetry, China, Ancient history, History, Literature, Political science, Art

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