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Zhang L., Tianjin: "Modern Dada literature is surreal. Initial sentences may be rooted in our current reality. But second sentences have a twist into another reality. Dada is thereby the only branch of literature that is equivalent to the multi-verse theory of modern physics. There are other worlds with other natural laws, and other realities, but they are here, just as the uncertainty of electrons in an atom's orbit. Oh Dada..."

Dada Moderne literatuur is surrealistisch. Oorspronkelijk zinnen kan worden verankerd in onze huidige realiteit. Maar tweede zin hebben een twist in een andere werkelijkheid. Dada is daarmee de enige tak van de literatuur die equivalent is aan de multi-vers theorie van de moderne natuurkunde. Er zijn andere werelden met andere natuurwetten en andere werkelijkheden, maar ze zijn hier, net als de onzekerheid van elektronen in een baan van een atoom. Oh Dada ...

China
China is a cultural region, an ancient civilization, and, depending on perspective, a national or multinational entity extending over a large area in East Asia.

In 1949, when major combat ended in the Chinese Civil War, two political entities emerged having the term "China" in their names.

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China, situated at the juncture of the East Asian continent and West Pacific. Ocean, is an ancient cultural country with a history of 5, 000 years.

Here is 9.6 million square km of land, towering mountains, vast stretches of plains, calm lakes and long rolling rivers. It has a population of 1.2 billion, one-fifth of the world population and a big family of 56 ethnic groups, each with their own unique folklore.

With such a long history, it has seen the rise and fal of dozens of kingdoms and dynasties. A great and proud " middle Kingdom" has experienced thousands of years of gathering and scattering of people, not taking into consideration its unique history and culture.

Beautiful mountains and rivers, varied and colorful folklore, as well as constantly improving tourist reception facilities and the enthusiasm and standard service on offer by those in the tourist industry make China hard to resist.

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