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School Education of Xibuteha Area in the Late Qing Dynasty and Early Republic of China

Xueqin Wang

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In history,Xibuteha area was backward in education.Due to the new deal of the late Qing Dynasty,school education of the area developed rapidly and school readjustment and system began to be optimized gradually in the period of the Republic of China on a certain scale,which actively promoted the development of education and culture in ethnic minority areas.

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In history,Xibuteha area was backward in education.Due to the new deal of the late Qing Dynasty,school education of the area developed rapidly and school readjustment and system began to be optimized gradually in the period of the Republic of China on a certain scale,which actively promoted the development of education and culture in ethnic minority areas.

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In history,Xibuteha area was backward in education.Due to the new deal of the late Qing Dynasty,school education of the area developed rapidly and school readjustment and system began to be optimized gradually in the period of the Republic of China on a certain scale,which actively promoted the development of education and culture in ethnic minority areas.

Key concepts: China, Period (music), Ethnic group, The Republic, School education, Ancient history, Political science, Scale (ratio)

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