81. Chinese Art History Resources China Art history Resources. Note these are resources on chinese art history in general. For specific historical periods, please use the navigation http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/timelines/china/china.html

Chinese Art History Resources Note: these are resources on Chinese art history in general. For specific historical periods, please use the navigation links at the bottom of this page China Resource Collections Art History Resources: China . Chris Witcombe CCSF Chinese Links: Culture . City College of San Francisco China: Arts Chinese Literature Resources Page . Robert Churchill and Kathleen Collins, Creighton University WWW VL: Chinese and Japanese Art History . Nixi Cura, New York University WWW VL: History: China . University of Kansas WWW VL: Internet Guide for Chinese Studies . Heidelberg University Yahooligans: China . Yahoo Inc. Chinese History and Culture The Army Area Handbook on China . Rinn-Sup Shinn and Robert L. Worden A Brief Chronology Of China . Mike Gunther China the Beautiful . Ming L. Pei Chinaknowledge . Ulrich Theobald China Travel Guide . ChinaTravelGuide.com China Virtual Tours . ChinaVista.com Chinese Emperors . Clifton R. Fox, Tomball College, Texas Chinese History In Brief . Taiwan Government Information Office Exploring Ancient World Cultures: China . Anthony F. Beavers, University of Evansville

82. Chinese Historical Society Of America | Home Dedicated to the study, documentation, and dissemination of chinese American history. http://www.chsa.org/

Receive CHSA events by email Conference: October 6-9, 2005 Radisson Miyako Hotel 1625 Post Street San Francisco, California 94115 The banyan tree is one of nature's most noble and respected creations. For the Chinese, the banyan tree is thecore of the village, representing family, home, community, and communication. It is under this banner that we gather for the 2005 Chinese American Studies conference. Conference Schedule [.pdf] Conference Schedule-Grid Format[.pdf] Permanent Collection The Main Gallery features an annotated history of Chinese Americans in the US focusing on the 1800's to current events. Remembering C.C. Wang As the second anniversary of his passing approaches, the Chinese Historical Society of America presents the first exhibition comme... Pandering to Sinophobia "Pandering to Sinophobia: The Chinese Question in Political Cartoons" presents a collection of 19th century political cartoons fou... Daniel K.E. Ching Collection CHSA acquired Ching's expansive visual collection of Chinese American representation in early American popular culture.

83. Chinese Text Sampler: Readings In Chinese Literature, History, And Popular Cultu A carefully chosen selection of 50 significant chinese texts for students wishing to develop their reading skills while improving their cultural literacy. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~dporter/sampler/sampler.html

A Chinese Text Sampler An Annotated Collection of Digitized Chinese Texts for Students of Chinese Language and Culture Modern Chinese Literature Classical Chinese Literature Chinese Film Scripts and Song Lyrics Chinese Fables, Parables, and Children's Stories ... Chinese Language in Daily Life As with any foreign language, the single best way to improve or maintain your skills in reading Chinese texts is to get lots of practice on a regular basis. This is an easier and more enjoyable task if you've got ready access to a variety of interesting reading materials at an appropriate level of difficulty. The sampler of Chinese texts collected here is intended as a resource for students of written Chinese from the advanced beginner level onward. The selections represent a wide range of periods and genres, but all are well known in modern-day China and worth reading in their own right. Each text can be displayed in your browser window or downloaded for use with Chinese text reading and dictionary software such as Clavis Sinica or Wenlin . Clicking on the "View Text" link opens an HTML version of the file that you can read in your browser window. Clicking on "Download Text" opens a GB-coded version of the text you can download for later use. (If you don't see Chinese characters when you click "View Text," please click

84. History Of China Chronology Simple timeline of events in chinese and Japanese history. http://campus.northpark.edu/history/WebChron/China/China.html

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85. Chinese Educational System An outline of the history of education in the PRC. http://www.empereur.com/DOC/C.edu.sys.html

Chinese Education System after 1949 Education, one of the fundamental Chinese traditions entered to a new era of deep transformation with arouses of new P.R.C. As a vital tool of centralization and unification, it faces, however, several fundamental technical problems. The stake of the issue: It will not affects only the future development of young P.R.C, but also questions the legitimacy of communist dictatorship and its avocation as whole. The creation of a new education system Funding In order to expand the school with the conception of schooling for all, from children of kindergarten to alienate peasants, teachers and wherewithal are needed. Six years of primary school. Three years of junior middle school, three years of senior middle school. Six years of university. Varieties of technical and vocation schools are invented. What of the tradition to preserve? How to replace the former with a largely unknown ideal called communism? New text book with a heavy soviet influence, which is not adaptable for Chinese. Popularization of putonhua and introduction of simplified characters.

86. Chinese Historical And Cultural Project Spring 2004 CHCP Newsletter is here. Click here to learn history of the chinese people in California between 1850 and 1925. http://www.chcp.org/

Contents CHCP Homepage Current Highlights ... Questions? A Timeless Legacy An Evening At The Opera Saturday, September 17, 2005 Marriott Santa Clara ~ 6 PM RSVP by September 1, 2005 - Anita Kwock @ anitakwock@yahoo.com or 408.268.2180 Spring 2005 CHCP Newsletter Fall 2004 CHCP Newsletter Spring 2004 CHCP Newsletter History of the Chinese people in California between 1850 and 1925 The Chinese Historical and Cultural Project chcp@chcp.org http://www.chcp.org Last modified: Mon Jun 10 23:52:15 Pacific Daylight Time

87. CHINESE MUSEUM Australian chinese Museum in Melbourne. Displays artifacts that share the rich history of chinese settlers over the past 150 years. http://avoca.vicnet.net.au/~mcah/welcome.htm

CHINESE MUSEUM 22 Cohen Place Melbourne AUSTRALIA 3000 Phone: +61 3 9662 2888 Fax: +61 3 9663 2693 Finding Gold Chinese Australian History Cultural Classes Chinatown Heritage Walks ... Map of Chinatown Agu, 1996 Bronze urns dug from the Victorian goldfields, a queue ("pigtail") cut off its wearer last century, and the debutante balls of the Young Chinese League from the 1930's evoke some of the richness of the Chinese contribution to Australia's history. A living part of Melbourne's modern Chinatown, the Chinese Museum was brought into being in 1985 to document, preserve and display the history of Australians of Chinese descent. An exiting range of changing exhibitions, audiovisual presentations, heritage tours and public seminars are some of the ways by which Australia's Chinese community shares its past, its culture, and its values with wide society, through the Museum. Opening Hours Sunday - Friday Saturday Admission Adults $6.50 If you like, please e-mail us.

88. China : Country Studies - Federal Research Division, Library Of Congress history of chinese Foreign Trade Trade Policy in the 1980s Organization of Foreign Trade Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/cntoc.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home ... Country Studies China Find in Federal Research Division Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages A Country Study: China Library of Congress Call Number China Foreword Acknowledgments Table A. Chronology of Chinese Dynasties ... Country Profile - Visit new updated Profile (PDF) Country Geography Society Economy ... Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong "Thought Be Thought " The Role of Ideology Ideology and the Socialist Man Ideology and Social Change Chapter 12 - Foreign Relations ... Accomplishments and Prospects Appendices Appendix B. Chronology and Lists Appendix C. The People's Libertion Army at a Glance Bibliography Glossary ... Search Database Choose a Country Study Afghanistan Albania Algeria Angola Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Belarus Belize Bhutan Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Cambodia Chad Chile China Colombia Caribbean Islands Comoros Cyprus Czechoslovakia (Former) Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Estonia Ethiopia Finland Georgia Germany Germany (East) Ghana Guyana Haiti Honduras

89. History Drives Chinese Sales - News & Features - International Herald Tribune The massive entry of citizens from the People s Republic of China into the chinese art market has become a common topic in the media. http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/07/22/features/melik23.php

Subscribe to the newspaper ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE Business Asia by Bloomberg ... Remove all read clippings LANGUAGE TOOLS Language Tools What is this? English Definitions English->Spanish English->French English->German English->Italian Eng->Portuguese Powered by Ultralingua ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE ) FONT ( ) FONT History drives Chinese sales By Souren Melikian International Herald Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 23, 2005 LONDON The massive entry of citizens from the People's Republic of China into the Chinese art market has become a common topic in the media. The focus is nearly always on the financial consequences or the nationalism that supposedly drives the new players. Whether the Chinese are any more nationalist in buying their own art than the British when buying Wedgwood porcelain or Georgian furniture is a moot question. What truly underlies Chinese acquisitions is a renewed awareness of history that the Maoist Cultural Revolution tried to wipe out and a new eagerness to reconnect with the cultural tokens of the past. This eagerness, common to all Chinese communities, has radically changed the makeup of Chinese art auctions in the West, now largely determined by Chinese preferences. Three decades ago the big lots were so-called "archaic" bronzes from Chinese Antiquity, Tang pottery, Song porcelain, early Ming blue and white porcelain and, occasionally, some important Buddhist sculpture.

90. Chinese Military History Society The chinese Military history Society welcomes historians and other scholars in the humanities and social sciences who are interested in the warfare, http://www.ksu.edu/history/institute/cmhs/

Recent News Officers Membership Information CMHS Suggested Readings ... CMHS Conference May 24, 2004, George Washington University MISSION STATEMENT The Chinese Military History Society welcomes historians and other scholars in the humanities and social sciences who are interested in the warfare, strategic thought, military institutions, or civil-military relations of any period of Chinese history from earliest times to the present day. Students of the military history of other Asian countries influenced by Chinese culture are also welcome to join the society. The society aims to encourage communication and exchange ideas between scholars working in different disciplines and studying different historical periods who share a common interest in armed conflict and the role of the military in China. It aims to facilitate the sharing of bibliographical information on all aspects of Chinese military history, and it seeks to promote better understanding and awareness of the importance of military affairs within the larger framework of Chinese history, society, and culture. In order to attain these goals, the society will maintain this web site devoted to member information, research notes, bibliography, and book reviews. The society will also undertake to organize panels, roundtable discussions, workshops and conferences devoted to Chinese military history.

91. History Of Chinese Cooking history of chinese Cooking information and chinese culture information with links to recipes, food information, food culture, cooking methods, http://asiarecipe.com/chicookinghistory.html

The Chinese Have a Word for It: The Complete Guide to Chinese Thought and Culture By Boye Lafayette De Mente List Price: Our Price: You Save: Ordering and reviews Riding the Iron Rooster: By Train Through China By Paul Theroux List Price: Our Price: You Save: Ordering and reviews Fodor's Exploring China By Christopher Knowles List Price: Our Price: You Save: Ordering and reviews China Current time in China Chinese Culture Eating and Drinking Culture Chinese Banquets Chinese Menu Reader Chimese New Year Traditions ... Chinese History History of Chinese Cooking China is a country where the preparation and appreciation of food has been developed to the highest level. Chinese culture considers cooking an art. All other philosophies consider the preparation of food a craft. The art of Chinese cooking has been developed and refined over many centuries. Emperor Fu taught people to fish, hunt, grow crops and cook twenty centuries before Christ. However cooking could not be considered an art until the great classical age of China, the Chou Dynasty 1122-249 B.C. The two dominant philosophies of the Chinese culture are Confucianism and Taoism. Each influenced the course of Chinese history and the development of the culinary arts. Confucianism concerned itself with the art of cooking and placed great emphasis on the enjoyment of life. To the Chinese, food and friends are inseparable. A gathering without food is considered incomplete and improper.

92. History Of China: Information From Answers.com chinese Dynasties Dynasty Characteristics and history Hsia c.1994–c.1523 BC Semilegendary Emperor Yu built irrigation channels, reclaimed land. http://www.answers.com/topic/history-of-china

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping History of China Encyclopedia Chinese Dynasties Dynasty Characteristics and History Hsia c.1994–c.1523 B.C. Semilegendary Emperor Yu built irrigation channels, reclaimed land. Bronze weapons, chariots, domestic animals used. Wheat, millet cultivated. First use of written symbols. Shang or Yin c.1523–c.1027 B.C. First historic dynasty. Complex agricultural society with a bureaucracy and defined social classes. Well-developed writing, first Chinese calendar. Great age of bronze casting. Chou c.1027–256 B.C. Classical age ( Confucius Lao Tzu Mencius ) despite political disorder. Written laws, money economy. Iron implements and ox-drawn plow in use. Followed by Warring States period, 403–221 B.C. Ch'in B.C. Unification of China under harsh rule of Shih Huang-ti. Feudalism replaced by pyramidal bureaucratic government. Written language standardized. Roads, canals, much of the Great Wall built.

93. Chinese Culture: History Table of Contents Tidbits of chinese culture and history from the pages of Qi Journal. http://qi-journal.com/Culture.asp?-token.Referrer=Culture&-token.Category=Histor

94. EastSouthWestNorth: The Falsification Of History In China Yet, all this vanished in the history made up by the chinese Communists. In the contemporary history textbooks used in chinese secondary schools, http://www.zonaeuropa.com/20050413_1.htm

The Falsification of History in China In two past posts, The Roots of Anti-Japanese Feelings in China and Japanese History Textbooks (2005 edition) , the subject was about how Japanese history textbooks portray the Sino-Japanese relationship over time. The Japanese are allegedly attempting to falsify their own history! Generally, when the subject of the falsification of history comes up, one must inevitably name the Chinese Communist government amongst the world leaders. This post will contain an honest look by an eminent Chinese writer on the subject. Still, I wish to state that I see this not as an exculpating factor for whatever is going on with the Japanese history textbooks. I don't accept an argument such as, "Since the Chinese are much worse at falsifying history, the Japanese are entitled to do it too." That is really setting the bar very low. Next, you will also accept, "Since Genghis Khan's Mongols (who are one of the five major ethnic groups of China) killed one million people at Baghdad, the Japanese are entitled to do whatever they did during the Nanjing 'incident'." And this is a long and slippery slope to slide down. In the end, this cannot resolve the dilemma with respect to Chinese citizens as stated in the previous post: Should the Chinese react vociferously about the downgrade of the Nanjing massacre to the Nanjing incident, and the total disappearing of Unit 731 and "comfort women"? Or should they just "get over it" and have the Japanese tell them to be thankful for the war that was waged to "liberate the Asian countries from the western imperialists"?

95. Acupuncture.Com - Gateway To Chinese Medicine, Health And Wellness Rich in resources on Traditional chinese Medicine, acupuncture, chinese herbal medicine, qigong, tuina, dietetics, diagnosis and theory, clinical point selections, acupuncturist referrals, news, college courses. http://acupuncture.com/

Acupuncture.Com - Gateway to Chinese Medicine, Health and Wellness PATIENTS Chinese Medicine Basics Conditions A-Z Herbal Remedies Self-Healing QiGong/Tuina ... Animal Acupuncture PRACTITIONERS Syndromes A-Z Practice Building Education/CEUs Employment ... Research STUDENTS Yo San University Acupuncture Schools Reference Library State Laws MORE Points Newsletter Events Ask the Doctor Catalog Requests ... Home Points Newsletter - September 2005 Toxins and Your Health By Maoshing Ni, Ph.D., D.O.M., Dipl. ABAAP During a morning drive to the office one summer day, I noticed the familiar haze of smog over the horizon and the hot, dry Santa Ana winds that were absent for a time when it was colder. I braced myself for a slew of calls from patients with allergies. I’ve heard patients complain of respiratory allergies since the country began to spray melathione again to control the fruit flies... More...

96. History Of China: Table Of Contents A detailed history of China from ancient days until the latter part of the 20th century. http://www-chaos.umd.edu/history/toc.html

History of China: Table of Contents Historical Setting The Ancient Dynasties Dawn of History Zhou Period ... [ Timeline ]

97. History Timeline An indepth history of China, organized according to time periods. http://www-chaos.umd.edu/history/time_line.html

History Timeline NOTE : Clicking on the Chinese characters for each of the dynasty will bring up a list of the emperors (in Chinese) for each of the respective dynasty. However, not every dynasty will have a link. For those who has can read Chinese, I highly recommend Seke Wei's excellent Era and Timeline of Chinese History Dates Dynasty ca. 2000-1500 B.C. Xia 1700-1027 B.C. Shang 1027-771 B.C. Western Zhou 770-221 B.C. Eastern Zhou 770-476 B.C. Spring and Autumn period 475-221 B.C. Warring States period 221-207 B.C. Qin 206 B.C.-A.D. 9 Western Han A.D. 9-24 Xin (Wang Mang interregnum) A.D. 25-220 Eastern Han A.D. 220-280 Three Kingdoms 220-265 Wei 221-263 Shu 229-280 Wu A.D. 265-316 Western Jin A.D. 317-420 Eastern Jin A.D. 420-588 Southern and Northern Dynasties Southern Dynasties 420-478 Song 479-501 Qi 502-556 Liang 557-588 Chen Northern Dynasties 386-533 Northern Wei 534-549 Eastern Wei 535-557 Western Wei 550-577 Northern Qi 557-588 Northern Zhou A.D. 581-617 Sui A.D. 618-907 Tang A.D. 907-960 Five Dynasties 907-923 Later Liang 923-936 Later Tang 936-946 Later Jin 947-950 Later Han 951-960 Later Zhou A.D. 907-979

98. Asia Society: New Chinese Art - Inside Out Major exhibition to present the dynamic new art being produced by artists in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. http://www.asiasociety.org/arts/insideout/

99. Immanuel.Net - Chinese Christian Internet Directory Directory of chineselanguage churches, fellowships, and ministries around the world. http://overseaschurch.immanuel.net/

100. Chinese Recipes Seven recipes like Pork and Shrimp Egg Rolls and Oriental Chicken Salad with SoyGinger Dressing. http://www.bhg.com/home/Chinese-Recipes.html

Chinese Recipes recipes for your next family meal with the vegetable salad cups, pork and shrimp egg rolls or gingered pork and cabbage soup. Sesame Chinese-Style Vegetables Soy sauce, ginger, and garlic are frequently used in concert to flavor many Chinese-style dishes. Light Chinese Chicken Salad Uncooked ramen noodles add a crunchy note to this flavor-packed chicken and vegetable salad. Vegetable Salad Cups There is little last-minute fuss when you make the wonton cups and spicy filling the morning of your party. Gingered Pork and Cabbage Soup Fresh ginger and Chinese cabbage lend Asian flavors to this hearty soup. Pork and Shrimp Egg Rolls or Wontons Pork, shrimp, bean sprouts and mushrooms are seasoned with ginger, garlic, and oyster sauce for a delicious wonton or egg roll filling. Oriental Chicken Salad with Soy-Ginger Dressing Canned mandarin orange segments make a quick substitute for the fresh orange. Chicken with Long Beans and Walnuts Walnuts add additional crunch to this Oriental-style stir-fry. Chinese Mustard Sauce This savory combination of brown mustard and cilantro is perfect for dipping your egg rolls or your favorite Chinese appetizer.

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