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The discovery of quantum Hall effect in two-dimensional (2D) electronic systems inspired the topological classifications of electronic systems1,2. By stacking 2D quantum Hall effects with interlayer coupling much weaker than the Landau level spacing, quasi-2D quantum Hall effects have been experimentally observed3~7, due to the similar physical origin of the …