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        <description>Chinese dolls can come in cloth, plastic, paper, wood or even china, which is a type of porcelain. Usually Chinese dolls wear the cheongsam, one of the many dresses that are part of the Chinese wardrobe for women. Usually perceived as a form-fitting long dress, it can be called the qipao or the cheongsam in English. It was popularized in the 17th century by the Manchurian Conquerors or the Qing Dynasty.

There are many Chinese dolls which can also be worthy of one's time and attention. ...</description>
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            <description>Chinese dolls can come in cloth, plastic, paper, wood or even china, which is a type of porcelain. Usually Chinese dolls wear the cheongsam, one of the many dresses that are part of the Chinese wardrobe for women. Usually perceived as a form-fitting long dress, it can be called the qipao or the cheongsam in English. It was popularized in the 17th century by the Manchurian Conquerors or the Qing Dynasty.

There are many Chinese dolls which can also be worthy of one's time and attention. Precious Moments Chinese collection depicts basset hound-eyes characters which are truly endearing and depicts everyday life's small yet pleasurable moments like a big hug and a kiss, whether through friendship or love. Barbie by Mattel also has Chinese dolls. Introduced in 1959 at Toy Fair, Barbie paved the way for doll collections. Replacing her long blond locks with brown hair and all latest of all fashion trends, whether casual or formal, with Chinese attire Barbie is now representing various countries in the world.</description>
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