The DS shown and explained in a
Chinese book titled "100 years of
automobile", published in 2000 by
the University of Science and
Technology of Beijing.
The car of the picture (and the
landscape) look British.
Chinese book titled "100 years of
automobile", published in 2000 by
the University of Science and
Technology of Beijing.
The car of the picture (and the
landscape) look British.
The three characters used to write "Citroen" in Chinese, to be
pronounced "Xue Tie Long", mean "Snow-Steel-Dragon". Waow. But
DS remains in roman letters.
pronounced "Xue Tie Long", mean "Snow-Steel-Dragon". Waow. But
DS remains in roman letters.
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