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Animals in Chinese history conference flyer

Posted on 21 January 2013 by Robert Bickers

The flyer for this conference is now available. Conference co-ordinator Dagmar Schaefer is Professor of Chinese Studies at the Unievrsity of Manchester, and Director of the university’s Centre for Chinese Studies.

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