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| A Mauser Pistol |
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Doctor, Belle and Alarm
Pictured by Cao Hui |
Look after the House
Pictured by Liu Duan |
Rui Yun
Pictured by Chen Huiguan |
Trapped at White Tiger Sanctum
Pictured by Yan Meihua |
The Quite Don (1)
Pictured by Huang Yunsong,Zhang Changxun,Fu Dongli |
Qing-E
Pictured by Zhang Xiaofei |
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| ¡¡¡¡¡õYoung Chinese generations' art works. The teenage authors learned
a great deal from the west, and integrated the western drawing skills
and styles with Chinese traditional drawing skills. |
Butterfly |
He or She |
Go |
Little Fairy |
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There Can Never Be Too Much Deception in War
The original Chinese idiom:
"Bing1 Bu4 Yan4 Zha4": "bing", soldier or general; "bu", no or not; "yan", satisfy with; "zha", deceptive ways. It means to use as many deceptive ways as possible to puzzle the enemy.
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