Politicizing the queue： The social, political and cultural symbolism of hair in Qing dynasty and young republican China

Politicizing the queue： The social, political and cultural symbolism of hair in Qing dynasty and young republican China

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作者 DING Li-li

机构地区 Sydney Institute of Language ＆ Commerce

出处《Sino-US English Teaching》 2010年第12期53-58,共6页 中美英语教学（英文版）

关键词英语教学教学方法阅读翻译 queue hairstyle politic social cultural symbolism Chinese Confucius Qing dynasty Republican China Manchu Han

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