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Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. . Unused, unread, and unmarked copy. Pictorial paper self-flaps binding. In English, regarding 'Tibet Autonomous Region'. Color photographs throughout. A well-printed an well illustrated book. Chapters include: Intruders in No-man's Land, Sighting Mount Everest, Traveling East along the Parlung Zangbo River, Zayu: Home of the Deng People, Through the Great Canyon of Yarlung Zangbo, Medog County: The 'Oasis on the Plateau', Seeing Bharals at Nyengul Monastery, Unfurling the Buddha Portrait at Drepung Monastery, Namtso: The Heavenly Lake, The 'Kingdom of Guge' and Its Custodian, First Sight of the Dungkar Murals, Pilgrimage to the Sacred Mountain, Bird Watching on Pangong Tso Lake, Traveling the Xinjiang-Tibet Highway. Written like a textbook for high school students.…

Condizione: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,450grams, ISBN:9787119031835. …

Condizione: Very Good+. 18 x 20 cm-Stated First Edition-Tight, clean and unmarked-" -color photos of classical Chinese gardens-In the long history of Chinese civilization, many scholars have left beautiful poems describing exquisite classical Chinese gardens, including those of the emperor's temporary residences, rich families' flower gardens, or lofty imperial palaces. Today, when we pay visits to these gardens to appreciate the elegant halls, towers, pavilions, and corridors, we can still feel the luxury and poeticism of the owners of these gardens, and cannot help feeling: "Though man-made, these gardens are so natural." With their long history and consummate art, classical Chinese gardens occupy an important position in the world history of gardens. Hence, China enjoys the reputation of being the mother of garden construction. As both material and spiritual expression of the most direct and closest connection between man and nature, classical Chinese gardens are an artistic combination of ancient architecture and horticultural design, as well as a component of traditional Chinese culture. Now, many classical gardens have been named as key historical monuments under state protection, of which are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List." Foreword.…