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About the Regional Features and Categories of the Photoxylography of East Zhejiang in the South Song Dynasty

Tang Xie-ju

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As a result of the different economic, cultural and geographical backgrounds, photoxylography in East Zhejiang in the South Song Dynasty can be analyzed into three categories as represented in Yuezhou, Wuzhou and Mingzhou. The regional differences in the photoxylography in these places to a certain extent reflects the history of East Zhejiang.

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As a result of the different economic, cultural and geographical backgrounds, photoxylography in East Zhejiang in the South Song Dynasty can be analyzed into three categories as represented in Yuezhou, Wuzhou and Mingzhou. The regional differences in the photoxylography in these places to a certain extent reflects the history of East Zhejiang.

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As a result of the different economic, cultural and geographical backgrounds, photoxylography in East Zhejiang in the South Song Dynasty can be analyzed into three categories as represented in Yuezhou, Wuzhou and Mingzhou. The regional differences in the photoxylography in these places to a certain extent reflects the history of East Zhejiang.

Key concepts: Geography, East Asia, History, Ancient history, China, Archaeology

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