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There's a lot of evidence from the red acid culture that we have about jade, and it seems to be a book that has been written on it, as if the #Syncrasies were in our shrines, beyond the High Sea, and within our historicity.
Not a opinion, but a fact. In the meantime, we have gone beyond the Hong Mountain culture books and given a scientific basis.
Koo Bon-jin: The Korean People and Hongshan Culture
The red acid culture, called the Flowers of Yoha, is a neo - yel culture that has spread from about 4,500 B.C. to about 3,000 B.S. now in southeastern Mongolia and west of the castle. In 1962, Japanese anthropologist Dorie Ryuzo first discovered it in full force from the 1980s onwards, in the rain and garden breaths. That era is ahead of the four great civilizations and is becoming a very developed culture, and it's becoming a global focus. The discovery of the Hong Kong culture shocked Chinese scholars. Chinese scholars have been arguing that the beginning of Chinese civilization was a sub-cultural civilization that developed in the central region around the island and the male. But Yoha, including the Hongic culture found outside of Manrigo, is entirely foreign to the imperial civilization, and has a much more poetic and cultural form. The Chinese, surprised by the Hong Kong culture, have consistently followed the view of the 'unified ethnicist' culture under government support since the Japanese youth’ in 1994, which has been presented as a line in the West Sea for torture.
Korean title: 한민족과 홍산문화
Korean author: 구본진
Korean publisher: 도서출판 선
ISBN-13: 9788963125985
Reviews
There's a lot of evidence from the red acid culture that we have about jade, and it seems to be a book that has been written on it, as if the #Syncrasies were in our shrines, beyond the High Sea, and within our historicity.
Not a opinion, but a fact. In the meantime, we have gone beyond the Hong Mountain culture books and given a scientific basis.
