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English: East Asian Cultural Sphere
English: Restoration of the original Sinosphere image - Japan was heavily culturally influenced by China - Mongolia not so much.
中文: 漢字文化圈
Tiếng Việt: Khu vực văn hóa chữ Hán
日本語: 漢字文化圏
한국어: 한자 문화권
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Author Betoseha

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