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• History of Sinology/zh/Chapter 13
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• History of Sinology/Chapter 13
  = Chapter 13: Singapore and Malaysia — Sinology in the Nanyang Tradition = ...Huann Jan]] 安焕然 (Professor of Chinese Studies, New Era University College, Malaysia)''
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• History of Sinology
  ...ulam Mustafa (Pakistan), Darya Nechyparuk 达莎 (Belarus), Onn Huann Jan 安焕然 (Malaysia), Chandra Setiawan (Indonesia) : [[History_of_Sinology/Chapter_13|Chapter 13: Singapore and Malaysia — Sinology in the Nanyang Tradition]]
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• History of Sinology/de
  : [[History of Sinology/de/Chapter 13|Kapitel 13: Singapur und Malaysia — Sinologie in der Nanyang-Tradition (Beitrag von Onn Huann Jan)]]
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• Uvu/index.php/User:Huang Yilin
  ...h Guangzhou and Hong Kong， and was exported to Southeast countries such as Malaysia and Singapore. It became an indispensable beverage among the overseas Chine
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• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 27
  ...st-handover environment of Macau, and the diverse national environments of Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, and other Southeast Asian ...most diverse, and the most critically acclaimed. The Chinese community in Malaysia — which constitutes approximately twenty-three percent of the country's p
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• History of Chinese Culture/Chapter 15
  ...turally related to the Austronesian peoples of the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Pacific Islands, giving Taiwan a cultural connection to the broade ...Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia — comprising communities in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos
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• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 1
  ...cal" (in the sense of belonging exclusively to the national literatures of Malaysia, Singapore, or Indonesia).<ref>Wang Gungwu, ''Community and Nation: China, ...re" or "foreign literature"? What about the Chinese-language literature of Malaysia and Singapore? And what about the centuries of Chinese literary production
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• History of China/Chapter 26
  In Malaysia, the Chinese minority (approximately 22 percent of the population) has play ...lation since the mid-nineteenth century. After Singapore's separation from Malaysia in 1965, the new state — under the leadership of Lee Kuan Yew, himself of
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• History of Chinese Culture/Chapter 27
  The Chinese communities of Southeast Asia — in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, and elsewhere — have maintained Ch
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• History of China/Chapter 29
  ...uth China Sea — which overlap with the claims of Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia — have been a persistent source of tension, exacer
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• Details of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Germany and China
  ...zu teilen (er erwähnte Korea, Vietnam, China, Kambodscha, Laos, Pakistan, Malaysia, Palästina), säe immer nur neues Unheil.“
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• History of China/Chapter 23
  ...jiuduanxian'') — that overlap with the claims of Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, and Taiwan, and that were rejected by an international arbitral tr
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• Chinese Essay/de/Chapter 5
  ...ich des kulturellen Chinas mit allen seinen peripheren Kulturen (Singapur, Malaysia,mdccxcvii Taiwan, Hongkong, Exilchinesen) bewußt (insbesondere Auswanderer
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• Chinese Essay/de-zh/Chapter 5
  ...ich des kulturellen Chinas mit allen seinen peripheren Kulturen (Singapur, Malaysia,mdccxcvii Taiwan, Hongkong, Exilchinesen) bewußt (insbesondere Auswanderer
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• Hongloumeng/de4/Chapter 10
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• Hongloumeng/zh-de4/Chapter 10
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• On the relation of reading classics of a country and the attractiveness of that country
  ...canonized and non-canonized literature from the English-speaking world. In Malaysia, local oral traditions were displaced by a written literature created from
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• Hongloumeng/DE3-DE4/Kapitel 10
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• 20220630 Culture 2
  ...stival. Under China’s influence, southeast Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand also make it a custom to eat moon cakes on the Mid-autumn Fest '''Malaysia'''
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