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The debate on the authenticity of Guwen Shangshu (Ancient Version of the Book of Documents) in Yuan and Ming China
(11th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS) 2019)
The Father and the son: Wang Ken Tang王肯堂(1549-1613)’s give and take of Wang Qiao王樵(1521-1599)’s study of Shangshu
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