5.1 The Three Kingdoms Period 三国时期
The period from 220 AD to 589 AD witnessed the rise and fall of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in Chinese history.
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5.2 Development of the Areas South of the Yangtze 江南地区的发展
Due to ecological diversity in ancient China, three major economic zones, namely the stockbreeding zone north of Jieshi, Longmen, the traditional agricultural zone in the central plains in the Yellow River basins and the areas south of the Yangtze, had taken shape as early as the Qin and Han dynasties.
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5.3 Gathering of Northern Ethnic Groups 北方民族聚居
The relationship between the northern ethnic group and the Han group is an important factor that affects the development of ancient Chinese history.
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5.4 Colorful and Diverse Culture in the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties 丰富多彩的魏晋南北朝文化
The collapse of the Eastern Han and the ensuing severe turbulences destroyed the overwhelming supremacy of Confucianism and led to a flourishing of legalism and metaphysics.
6.1 Reunification and Rise and Fall of the Sui Dynasty 隋朝的兴衰
From the end of the 6 century to the early 10th century, a unified empire was rebuilt in China and entered into its heyday.
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