Chu Hsi's family rituals : a twelfth-century Chinese manual for the performance of cappings, weddings, funerals, and ancestral rites
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- author: Xi Zhu
- publication date: 1991
- book publisher: Princeton University Press
- book series: Princeton library of Asian translations
- book subjects: China, China-Social life and customs-960-1644, Rites and ceremonies-China
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