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After the Han Dynasty，__________ had become the symbol of the emperor exclusively.
A.pandas
B.dragons
C.phoenix
D.cranes
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A、Han Dynast
B、Qin Dynasty
C、Zhou Dynast
D、Tang Dynasty
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