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Some Reading Notes on The Chu's Bamboo Slips of Warring States from Shanghai Museum (VolII)

Hao Peng

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This paper explained some words of the Big Drought in Lu State and the King Older in the Past and then indicate that the second article belong to the study of Confucian ceremony .

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This paper explained some words of the Big Drought in Lu State and the King Older in the Past and then indicate that the second article belong to the study of Confucian ceremony .

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This paper explained some words of the Big Drought in Lu State and the King Older in the Past and then indicate that the second article belong to the study of Confucian ceremony .

Key concepts: Bamboo, Ceremony, Reading (process), State (computer science), History, Ancient history, Art, Archaeology

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