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Assandri, F. (2005). Understanding Double Mystery: - Daoism in Early Tang As Mirrored in the FDLH - (T - 2104) and Chongxuanxue. Journal of Chinese Philosophy. 32(3), 427.
Assandri, F. (2005). Understanding double mystery : - Daoism in early tang as mirrored in the FDLH - (T - 2104) and Chongxuanxue. Journal of Chinese philosophy. 32(3), 427.
Zhang, W. (2008). Religious Daoist Studies of The Book of Changes (Yi jing) and Their Historical and Contemporary Influence. Contemporary Chinese Thought: - Translation and Studies. 39(3), 74. Abstract

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