Which of the following is NOT characteristic of the late Tang period under emperor Wu-tsung?
A. Building projects such as the Great Wall and Great Canal
B. Exclusion of foreigners from China
C. Decline of Buddhism
D. Expansion of Taoist temples and practice
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