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North China Plain

2017
This chapter demonstrates how pervasive footbinding was among the mothers and grandmothers of women we interviewed in northern China. It begins by outlining political and economic background to the region and the development of the preindustrial cotton industry. Hebei province, surrounding Beijing, is the starting point. Heavily influenced by political
Laurel Bossen, Hill Gates
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North and South China collision along the eastern and southern North China margins

Tectonophysics, 1997
Abstract Lithofacies distribution and petrography and intracontinental deformation in the North China block (NCB) and the South China block (SCB) show an active continental margin flanked by the eastern NCB, and a passive continental margin was present along the west side of the SCB, both margins initially trending N-NE.
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North Korea’s Security Implications for China

2015
As the linchpin of future stability in Northeast Asia and dictator of the security posture of the peninsula, the actions of North Korea (DPRK) have immense implications for China’s national security and the broader security environment in the region. Beyond the two states on either side of the 38th parallel, China is the most important stakeholder in ...
Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga, Zhu Feng
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Lineage Organization in North China

The Journal of Asian Studies, 1990
North china heretofore has been only minimally involved in the modern anthropological analysis of Chinese patrilineal kinship. In this region, lineage organization prior to the Communist era comprised a social structure, symbolism, and arrangement of ritual that call into question the line of anthropological inquiry that has focused almost exclusively ...
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Cretaceous Beds in North China

Nature, 1924
DURING recent years the work of the Geological Survey in North China has been steadily filling the gaps in our records between the Jurassic and Pleistocene deposits, but until now no rocks of Cretaceous age have been recognised in the area. The absence of post-Jurassic marine sediments is correctly interpreted as indicating that there was no extensive ...
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The North China Problem.

Pacific Affairs, 1937
O. L., Shuhsi Hsu
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Drivers and impacts of changes in China’s drylands

Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021
Changjia Li, 伯杰 傅, Shuai Wang
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The Karsts of North China

1995
North of Changjiang (the Yangtse), the landscape is part of North China. Limestones are important in this landscape and in the economy, but are often covered or buried; their outcrops are much more isolated than in S China. Limestones outcrop widely in North China (Fig. 50), though not as continuously as in the south.
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North China Front

International Affairs, 1939
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