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The writing activity of the government in the Tang dynasty

Quan Gen-xian

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China's ancient writing a book and begins to the pre-qin dynasty,at the height. the tang dynasty rulers attaches great importance to the government of books in order to supplement the work and had organized large-scale the copy. the tang dynasty rulers of the organization of these library books,write events in Chinese history has an important position.

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China's ancient writing a book and begins to the pre-qin dynasty,at the height. the tang dynasty rulers attaches great importance to the government of books in order to supplement the work and had organized large-scale the copy. the tang dynasty rulers of the organization of these library books,write events in Chinese history has an important position.

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China's ancient writing a book and begins to the pre-qin dynasty,at the height. the tang dynasty rulers attaches great importance to the government of books in order to supplement the work and had organized large-scale the copy. the tang dynasty rulers of the organization of these library books,write events in Chinese history has an important position.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), History of China, China, History, Order (exchange), Position (finance), Work (physics), Ancient history

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