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Xin Wen
East Asian Studies
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25
Citations
4
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2015
2024
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Keyphrases
Central Asia
100%
Contemporary China
62%
Silk
50%
Examination System
50%
Jurchen
50%
Buddhism
50%
Chang'an
50%
Literary Culture
50%
Dunhuang
50%
Political Regionalism
50%
China
50%
10th Century
50%
Northern Song
50%
Surnames
50%
Great Wall
50%
Reunification
33%
Regional States
29%
Five Dynasties
29%
Political History
25%
Tang Dynasty
22%
National Map
16%
Regional Map
16%
Political Fragmentation
16%
Ningxia
16%
Civilization
16%
Cartographer
16%
Two-segment
16%
Polity
16%
Political Discussion
16%
Gansu
16%
Tangut
16%
Official Records
12%
History of China
12%
Sichuan
12%
Teleological Narrative
12%
Asian Languages
12%
Guangdong
12%
Political Power
12%
Rethink
12%
Failed Attempts
12%
Post-tensioning
12%
Asian Tradition
12%
Chinese Sources
6%
Epigraphic Sources
6%
Jin Dynasty
6%
Cultural Ideals
6%
Conventional View
6%
School System
6%
Closest Connection
6%
Selection Mechanism
6%
Classical Canon
6%
Literary Canon
6%
Essay Questions
6%
Cultural Interaction
6%
Chinese Electronic Medical Records
6%
Changing Practice
6%
Asian People
6%
Chinese People
6%
Multisyllabic
6%
Tribal Names
6%
Khotanese
6%
Arts and Humanities
China
100%
Vocal Music
100%
Chinese
83%
Emperor
79%
Central Asia
50%
10th Century
50%
Buddhism
50%
re-discovery
50%
Literary culture
50%
Dynasty
39%
Political History
33%
Kingdom
22%
Asian Languages
20%
school system
16%
Epigraphic Source
16%
Sichuan
16%
Similarities
16%
Canon
16%
Literary Canon
16%
Narrative
16%
Scripts
16%
Empire
16%
Tang dynasty
16%
Reunification
12%
Cultural Interaction
10%
Political Song
6%
Incomplete
6%
Genre
6%
Polity
6%
Treatise
6%
