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A Journey through Ancient China: An Illustrated ABC Book

Explore the rich history of China from the Xia Dynasty to the Silk Road through this educational ABC book. Discover key figures and events that shaped ancient China, from emperors to generals, and from deserts to dynasties. Perfect for young learners interested in Chinese history.

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A Journey through Ancient China: An Illustrated ABC Book

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  1. China ABC Book By: Jay Hopper

  2. A is for Anyang The Shang Dynasty built the city of Anyang.

  3. B is for Building The Shang dynasty built the first chinese cities. 

  4. C is for In Charge The Zhou Dynasty was in charge of defending the kingdom.

  5. D is for Deserts Deserts cover a lot of China's land.

  6. E is for Emperor  Qin Shihuangdi means "the First Qin Emperor".

  7. F is for the First  Xia Dynasty was the first dynasty.

  8. G is for General General Zhang Qian was sent on a mission, but ended up making the Silk Road.

  9. H is for History The Zhou dynasty was the longest lasting dynasty in Chinese history.

  10. I is for Ideas Qin Shihuangdi based his rules on the ideas of legalism.

  11. J is for

  12. K is for Known Little is known about the Xia Dynasty.

  13. L is for Led Wu Wang led a rebellion against the Shang Dynasty.

  14. M is for Mission General Zhang Qia was sent on a mission to find allies.

  15. N is for Neighboring Neighboring states were taken over one by one.

  16. O is for Officials Civil service tests were used for choosing officials.

  17. P is for Peasant  Liu Bang was a peasant.

  18. Q is for Qin The state of Qin attacked the Zhou kings.

  19. R is for Rich China had rich soil.

  20. S is for Started Confucius started the Confucianism religion.

  21. T is for Thinker and Teacher Confucius was a great thinker and teacher.

  22. U is for

  23. V is for 

  24. W is for Wudi Wudi wanted talented people to fill government positions.

  25. X is for

  26. Y is for

  27. Z is for Zhang. Zhang Quian built the Silk Road.

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