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Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals

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Guolong Lai
Page Number：
18.1：1-44
Date：
2005
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Guolong Lai, “Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals,” Asia Major 18.1 (2005): 1-44.

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Lai, Guolong

2005　“Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals.” Asia Major 18.1: 1-44.

Lai, Guolong. (2005). Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals. Asia Major, 18.1, 1-44.

Lai, Guolong. “Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals.” Asia Major, no. 18.1 (2005): 1-44.

Lai, Guolong. “Death and the Otherwordly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals.” Asia Major, no. 18.1, 2005, pp. 1-44.

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