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A Tentative Study of Similarities and Differences of Industrial Arts in the Dynasties of Han and Tang

Ben Zhang

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Industrial arts in dynasties of Han and Tang are closely related, while the Tang's industrial arts inherited and developed the Han's. Carrying forward the traditions of dynasties of Han and Tang, we shall further develop the excellent cultural traditions of the Han Tang periods and the other ages so as to enhance the splendid national culture.

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Industrial arts in dynasties of Han and Tang are closely related, while the Tang's industrial arts inherited and developed the Han's. Carrying forward the traditions of dynasties of Han and Tang, we shall further develop the excellent cultural traditions of the Han Tang periods and the other ages so as to enhance the splendid national culture.

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Industrial arts in dynasties of Han and Tang are closely related, while the Tang's industrial arts inherited and developed the Han's. Carrying forward the traditions of dynasties of Han and Tang, we shall further develop the excellent cultural traditions of the Han Tang periods and the other ages so as to enhance the splendid national culture.

Key concepts: The arts, Han chinese, Ancient history, History, Art, Visual arts, Biology, Genotype

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