China--Literatures
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Achang literature
- Narrower: Bai literature
- Narrower: Black Tai literature
- Narrower: Bouyei literature
- Narrower: Buriat literature
- Narrower: Cao Lan literature
- Narrower: Chinese literature
- Narrower: Chinese literature (English)
- Narrower: Evenki literature
- Narrower: Hakka literature
- Narrower: Hani literature
- Narrower: Hmong literature
- Narrower: Kachin literature
- Narrower: Kalmyk literature
- Narrower: Kazakh literature
- Narrower: Lahu literature
- Narrower: Li literature
- Narrower: Lisu literature
- Narrower: Manchu literature
- Narrower: Mongolian literature
- Narrower: Mongour literature
- Narrower: Naxi literature
- Narrower: Oirat literature
- Narrower: Oroqen literature
- Narrower: Sibo literature
- Narrower: Sui literature
- Narrower: Tangut literature
- Narrower: Thô̓ literature
- Narrower: Tibetan literature
- Narrower: Tày Nùng literature
- Narrower: Uighur literature
- Narrower: Yao literature (Southeast Asia)
- Narrower: Yi literature
- Narrower: Zhuang literature
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