Liu Xiang
Liu Xiang was a prominent scholar and official during the Western Han dynasty, known for his significant contributions to literature and historiography. He is best recognized for his work in compiling the 'Shiji' (Records of the Grand Historian), where he sought to preserve the history and culture of China through meticulous documentation. Liu Xiang's efforts in promoting the study of classical texts helped shape the intellectual landscape of his time, making him a critical figure in the development of Chinese historical writing.
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Liu Xiang was responsible for the compilation of the Han Shu's Yiwen Zhi, marking a significant event in Chinese cultural history.
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Liu Xiang is mentioned as part of the new generation of creators in the film industry.
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China:
Liu Xiang is the director of the seed management department of Jiangxi Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
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China:
Liu Xiang, the general manager of Jiuxian Mountain Scenic Area, discussed the introduction of artificial snow technology for a better visitor experience.
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China:
Liu Xiang is mentioned in a poem criticizing the examination system.
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