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Tao Zhu (Qing dynasty)

Tao Zhu or Tao Shu (; 17 January 1779 – 12 July 1839) was a Chinese scholar-official of the Qing dynasty who played a key role a broad movement toward institutional reform in the early 19th century. He is especially known for his role as Governor-General in making changes in the salt monopoly of the Qing dynasty. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Exploring public opinion on health effects of prepared dishes in China through social media comments by Tao Shu, Han Yang, Ling Lin, Ling Lin, Jian Chen, Jixian Zhou, Jun Wang

    Published 2024
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    Economic evaluation of newborn deafness gene screening as a public health intervention in China: a modelling study by Xun Zhuang, Shan Jiang, Gang Qin, Yuan-Yuan Gu, Min Qian, Pei-Yao Zhai, Jun-Tao Shu, Cheng Wen, You-Jia Wu, Qing-Wen Zhu, Lu-Ping Zhang, Xiao-Mo Wang, Yin-Hua Jiang, Li-Hui Huang

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    Advances in Unconventional Oil and Gas

    Published 2022
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