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| The Evolution of the Central Plain Civilization in China （Ⅱ） | |
| 摘 要： | Religion and Art Ancient Chinese had little knowledge of or influence on the mysterious and awe-inspiring surroundings. They assumed themselves to be incarnations of animals or plants, which gradually turned into their totems. As ancient Chinese developed, they started taming animals for domestic uses: dogs for hunting and home security, cattle for sowing and harvesting, horses for drawing carts, and cattle, sheep, and pigs for sacrifice. Human sacrifice was common in the Shang Dynasty. |
| 关 键 词： | 中国 文明 中原 演变 古代 动物 植物 狩猎 |
The Evolution of the Central Plain Civilization in China (Ⅱ) |
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| Authors: | Guo Feifei Niu Aihong |
| Institution: | Guo Feifei Niu Aihong |
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