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English: Master K'ung Te-ch'eng the Ceremonial Official to Confucius who visited Vietnam in 1958.

Data

1958 and 1959

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Direct source: 2015: 冷戰期間越台儒教關係：台灣奉祀官孔德成1958年訪問南越考 (Confucian Relationship between Vietnam and Taiwan during the Cold War: A Study of Kong Decheng's Visit to South Vietnam in 1958)
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left: 《明新月刊》第51期，1958-10-15，第4页
right: Con đường chính nghĩa: Quyển V. Published by Bộ Thông tin VNCH (Ministry of Information of the Republic of Vietnam)

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The Government of the Republic of Viet-Nam

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