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Chao Ye
La Chine en 100 notions [EPUB ebook]

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Comprendre la Chine n’est possible que si on laisse tomber nos oeillères occidentales. Nous devons prendre le temps de nous glisser dans les contours de son histoire et dans la compréhension de sa civilisation. Chao Ye nous éclaire sur des grandes thématiques : art, culture, économie, politique, histoire…

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La Route de la Soie – Éditions est une maison d’édition indépendante qui a pour objectif de tisser du lien entre les savoirs, les cultures, les humanités.

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Language French ● Format EPUB ● Pages 222 ● ISBN 9791097042912 ● File size 3.4 MB ● Editor La Route de la Soie Éditions ● Publisher Books on Demand ● Published 2021 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7954772 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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