New York Times | Following the Ancient Tea-Horse Road. Or at Least Trying. New York Times ... a professor of Asian studies at the University of Western Australia who studies the intersection of history, tourism and politics in China. He said that on horseback, it would take about six months to travel the Chinese portion of the trail network ... |
2016-07-25
Following the Ancient Tea-Horse Road. Or at Least Trying. – New York Times
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