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The Complete History of China | A Beginning To Now Production
The land of China was once shrouded in mystery to the rest of the ancient world.
The Silk Road was a connection between the two realms that suggested China to be of immense wealth and power.
However, expeditions from distant empires would fail to uncover the true scale of this hidden empire.
Whilst these civilizations would see dramatic falls, China would continue to rise through countless dynasties and emperors for thousands of years, forming the global superpower we know today.
From constructing the longest structure in the world, to hosting the largest and deadliest wars in mankind’s history, China is the longest continuous civilization on earth, dating back 5000 years - withstanding the ancient era, the middles ages, and now, the modern period.
But can they continue on?
To understand this fascinating land, we must start from the beginning.
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Delves into the world of traditional weaving, an ancient Chinese textile craft that uses natural fibers and hand-operated looms to inteDrlace warp and weft threads into exquisite fabrics.
Traditional weaving is not only celebrated for its unique aesthetic value but also recognized as a vital part of Chinese cultural heritage. The weaving process requires exceptional skill, meticulous operation, and great patience. This unwavering dedication to craftsmanship has ensured the preservation of this art form, allowing it to thrive with renewed vitality.
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China is a vast and diverse country with a rich history and culture. But what do you really know about it? In this video, we will take you on a journey through the wonders of China, from its ancient traditions to its modern innovations. You will learn about the Chinese language, cuisine, art, music, festivals, religions, philosophy, and more. You will also discover some of the most amazing places and attractions in China, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Army, the Panda Base, and the Yangtze River. Whether you are planning to visit China, study Chinese, or just curious about this fascinating country, this video is for you. Join us as we explore the Chinese culture 101: a beginner’s guide to the wonders of China!
Maxwell Hearn, the new head of Asian Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, demonstrates the ancient art of understanding and appreciating Chinese scroll paintings.
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More than 500 million people have been lifted out of poverty since China's economic reforms began in 1978.
China is one of the world's oldest civilizations. It has been a great power in the past and aspires to become a global superpower in the future. Today’s China it is still grappling with traumas that go back to the 19th century. Back then China sold silk, tea and porcelain to the British Empire, but hardly bought any British goods. To balance its trade with China, the British smuggled Indian opium into Chinese ports, which immediately increased demand for the drug and brought detrimental effects to the Chinese economy and the population. The Emperor's protests did not prevent the British Empire from forcing through the legalization of opium in China after waging two wars. Japan also surprised and devastated the country in what is known as the Century of Humiliation. From then until today, China has focused on steering its destiny and disarming its rivals.
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