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    populist base rather than intellectual elites. The broader use of the term "May Fourth Movement" often refers to the period during 1915-1921 more often called the New Culture Movement. Backgrounds: Following the Xinhai Revolution in 1911‚ the Qing Dynasty was overthrown. This marked the end of thousands of years of powerful imperial rule‚ and theoretically ushered a new era in which political power rested with the people. However‚ the reality was that China was a fragmented nation dominated by warlords

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    Tang Song Dynasty

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    Medieval China’s Tang and Song Dynasties The Tang Dynasty‚ 618-907 AD After the fall of the Han Dynasty‚ China saw much chaos similar to what happened in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. Unlike Europe though‚ China was eventually reunited. The Tang Dynasty was the next Chinese Dynasty to unite China for an extended amount of time. Tang Culture The Tang dynasty is known as the "golden age" of Chinese culture. The capital of the Tang Dynasty‚ Chang-an‚ became incredibly

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    Kangxi and Qianlong

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    History 115. Essay 1 Shuang Xu Kangxi and Yongzheng The emperor Kangxi is well known as one of the most admired rulers in China’s history. He reigned China for the longest time period. "In the final years of the emperor’s life‚ Kangxi was the master of a powerful and unified state" (Cheng and Lestz‚ 58). From the Kangxi’s Valedictory Edict in 1717‚ I see a man who had brilliant talent‚ thought‚ and eloquence. Reading between the lines‚ I feel that Kangxi regarded himself as a strong Mandate

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    Both witnessing the decline of power‚ the Ottoman Empire and China experienced serious economic and political issues. The Ottoman Empire and China were among the most prosperous empires in the world‚ militarily eclipsing European countries in ancient times. However‚ due to similar reasons and idiosyncratic factors‚ the two empires saw the downfalls. To begin with‚ economically‚ the Ottoman Empire and China deteriorated from inside. However‚ the declines were different. The Ottoman Empire was one

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    Tang Dynasty Worksheet

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    Trade‚ Commerce‚ the Silk Road and the Grand Canal in the Tang Dynasty After our presentation on trade‚ commerce‚ the Silk Road and the Grand Canal in the Tang Dynasty‚ how much do you remember? This worksheet will help you revise important facts of our presentation. Fill in the Blanks: Vocabulary Meaning agriculture Basically farming‚ including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the tending of animals to provide food‚ wool and other products. impetus The force that makes

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    Creative artists work are an expression of their beliefs and ideas. Often‚ government take offence of these art forms and ban them from getting published. Many feel that it is violation of their right to express themselves; however others believe that it is necessary to retain social stability. Often‚ writers and artists produce work that are criticizing the government policies or traditions of the country. Government fears these art forms may hurt the sentiments of the people and cause resentments

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    Han Dynasty Achievements

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    The Han Dynasty was one of the greatest dynasties throughout the history of Ancient China. It was founded by Liu Bang who was known as Emperor Gaozu of Han. The Han Dynasty lasted for over 400 years‚ from 206 BC to 220 AD. It was the second Imperial dynasty after the Qin Dynasty. There were great achievements in politics‚ economy‚ technology‚ and culture. In terms of politics‚ Chinese society was highly structured under the Han Dynasty. At the top was the emperor‚ who was believed to

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    How has the First Opium War affect China’s imports? During the Qing dynasty‚ the Qing government wasn’t very fond of trade or any kind of contact with the outside world. If they found something they disliked‚ they would destroy it or throw it away. Britain was facing a problem at this time: they wanted silk‚ and porcelain‚ which were mainly in China. At the same time though‚ China didn’t really want any of Britain’s items. Britain was paying for all the Chinese items with silver‚ the only value

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    My Hometown Shenyang

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    as act in TV series. Shenyang is an Asian cultural city‚ which is full of historical architecture‚ for example‚ the Mukden palace also known as the Shenyang Imperial Palace‚ is the former imperial palace of the early Qing dynasty of china‚ It was built in 1625 and the first three Qing emperors lived there from 1625 to 1644. Since the end of monarchy in China‚ the palace was converted to a museum that lies in the center of Shenyang. Another famous things in Shenyang I think is food.

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    China. The acceptance of Buddhism altered where it was first seen as a method to establish order‚ and then was recognized by the Tangy Dynasty to be a threat against their rule. The fall of the Han Dynasty did not prevent the spread of Buddhism in China. In fact‚ the Dynasty’s collapse actually furthered the influence of Buddhism. After the fall of the Han Dynasty‚ people lived without ingenuity and they became very dejected. The Chinese (mainly peasants) sought Buddhism as a new source of hope

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