Xi'an
Banpo Site in Xi'an
A village site dated to about 6,800 to 5,300 years ago in Xi'an, with semi-subterranean houses, a great encircling ditch and fish-pattern pottery.
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Spatial Framework & Civilizational Geography · County-level
Ba Qiao District
Historic willowed riverbanks at Baqiao Bridge recall ancient farewell verses in Baqiao, framed by modern lake wetlands and Chang'an Tower.
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A place shaped through time
Historic willowed riverbanks at Baqiao Bridge recall ancient farewell verses in Baqiao, framed by modern lake wetlands and Chang'an Tower.
Ba Qiao District
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- Records of the Grand Historian: Basic Annals of Emperor XiaowenProseSima Qian
He devoted himself to transforming the people by virtue, and so the land within the seas was prosperous and rich and flourished in ritual and righteousness.
- Autumn in the Han Palace: Farewell at Ba BridgeDramaMa Zhiyuan
Not to think of her would take a heart of iron, and even a heart of iron would shed a thousand lines of tears.
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- Records of the Grand Historian: Hereditary House of Zhou Bo, Marquis of JiangProseSima Qian
Ah, this is a true general!
- Records of the Grand Historian: Biographies of Fan Kuai, Li Shang, Xiahou Ying and Guan YingProseSima Qian
I would not shrink from death; why would I refuse a goblet of wine?
- Book of Han: Annals of Emperor GaoProseBan Gu
With you elders I agree on three articles of law and no more: whoever kills shall die; whoever injures others or steals shall be punished according to the offence.
- Book of Han: Annals of Emperor WenProseBan Gu
He devoted himself wholly to transforming the people by virtue, so that all within the seas were prosperous and rose up in ritual and righteousness.
- Records of the Grand Historian: Basic Annals of the First Emperor of Qin: ZiyingProseSima Qian
Ziying tied a cord around his neck and, in a plain carriage drawn by white horses, bearing the Son of Heaven's seals and tallies, surrendered beside Zhidao.
- New Book of Tang: Traitorous Ministers: Huang ChaoProseOuyang Xiu (comp.)
Huang Chao rode in a golden carriage, his guards all in embroidered robes and fine headcloths.