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Heroes in Chinese culture are individualized.

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Heroes in Chinese culture are individualized.

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Tag：中国故事英文演绎时间：2022-01-27 21:12:15

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6.The mode of love like the Cowherd and the Weaver can be traced in many folktales in Chinese culture.
7.Marriage in the Cowherd and Weaver Maid is an ideal marriage pattern of husband farming and wife weaving in agricultural society in ancient Chinese culture.
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