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| Quintessential
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From royal historians
to folk artists to ordinary people, the Chinese have experienced cultural
changes for thousands of years. Fanning out from specific aspects
of Chinese culture to an overview, The Quintessence of Chinese Culture
focuses on 12 of the most representative cultural categories in China.
It gives a brief overview of Chinese culture through these quintessential
subcultures, such as Beijing Opera, Traditional Martial Arts, Tea
Culture, Traditional Chinese Painting, and personalizes Chinese culture
by examining its influence on individuals in modern times. |
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| Chinese
Folk Arts |
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created abundant folk arts, such as paper-cuttings, acrobatics, etc., passed
on from generation to generation for thousands of years. Rich in traditional
beauty, vivid local color, and individual artistic expression, these works
of art are well liked not only by the Chines, but also by people around the
world. This video collection of Chinese Folk Arts documents various art
forms and explores historical perspectives of these colorful folk custom and
folk culture. |
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World
Heritage Sites in China |
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China's cultural and natural
heritage belongs not only to China but also to the world and all of
humanity. The documentary series, Chinese Archives of World Heritage
Sites, focus at length on 22 legacies - their history, geography,
natural expertise, and related cultural artifacts. They help viewers
to understand the shape of Chinese culture developed over thousands
of years, including political ideology, moral concepts, philosophical
ideas, aesthetic pursuits, life interests and even the conduct and
spirit of the Chinese people. They also inspire people to think about
the meaning of traditional culture and natural environment as a source
of power and sustenance. |
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Chinese
History & Archaeology |
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From the Great Wall to the Forbidden City, from the wondrous Terracotta Warriors to the majestic Potala Palace, the glory and splendor of Chinese culture has stunned the world. However, these marvels are only the tip of an iceberg. Those treasures and mysteries buried underground would amaze you even more and lead you into a world of wonders and unknowns. The series of Chinese History & Archaeology combines elaborated reenactments, state-of-art computer graphics, and extensive coverage of the latest field and laboratory work in Chinese archaeology, bringing you the mysterious ancient world of Chinese civilization. |
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