221 b.c.-960 a.d

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Everyday life in Ancient China

2012
Describes, in graphic novel format, the everyday life of a farmer in China during the Han dynasty.

China's golden age

everyday life in the Tang dynasty
2004

Swords and samurai

2004
Explores the cultures and traditions in historic China and Japan and includes 30 step-by-step projects designed to re-create the past.

The Chinese

life in China's golden age
2010
Inside look at the daily life, buildings and structures, religion, ideas, and innovations, leaders, and lasting influences of Chinese life in China's Golden Age.

The technology of ancient China

2006
Explores the technology of ancient China as it relates to agriculture and food production, communication, calculations, medicine, warfare, and construction, machines, transportation, and navigation.

Life in ancient China

2001
Discusses life in China primarily during the Han dynasty, describing the life of farmers, life in a city, life in the military, business practices, the arts, and more.

Your travel guide to ancient China

2004
Takes readers on a journey back in time in order to experience life in China during the Han Dynasty, describing clothing, accommodations, foods, local customs, transportation, a few notable personalities, and more.

If I were a kid in ancient China

2006
Describes aspects of the daily lives of children in ancient China, covering toys, pets, clothes, and school, and discusses Confucius and the Silk Road.

China

2003
Presents a study of the history and culture of China and discusses daily life and religion in ancient China, the first emperor of China, the Great Wall, and inventions that originated in the region.

The Terra Cotta Army

China's first emperor and the birth of a nation
2008
Presents the history of the construction and modern discovery of the Terra Cotta Army, a group of full-size figures of warriors and horses buried with the First Emperor of China. Draws on history and personal travel in China to tell the story of how and why the Terra Cotta Army of more than 8,000 figures was created. Includes numerous color photos.

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