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What does TCM stand for in culinary arts?
TCM may stand for traditional chinese medicine.
How was traditional styles reflected in chinese culture during the qing dynasty?
The traditional styles were reflected in Chinese culture during the Qing dynasty through decorative arts, sculpture, painting, ad pottery.
What does siyi mean?
"Siyi" can mean "four arts" in Chinese. It refers to the traditional four arts of the Chinese scholar: qin (zither instrument), qi (strategy board game like chess), shu (calligraphy), and hua (painting).
When was Chinese Arts Centre created?
Chinese Arts Centre was created in 1986.
What has the author Fuxing Deng written?
Fuxing Deng has written: 'Chinese fine arts' -- subject(s): Arts, Arts, Chinese, Chinese Arts, History, Chinese Art 'Cong gu dai dao xian dai' -- subject(s): Chinese Art
Are nunchakus Japanese or Chinese?
Nunchakus, also known as nunchaku, are traditional martial arts weapons that originated in Okinawa, Japan. They were used as a self-defense tool by Okinawan practitioners of karate. However, they have also been popularized in Chinese martial arts movies and practices.
When was National Council for the Traditional Arts created?
National Council for the Traditional Arts was created in 1933.
When was The Prince's School of Traditional Arts created?
The Prince's School of Traditional Arts was created in 2005.
What is the translation of the word Kung Fu?
kung fu basically means martial arts in Chinese
When was British Council for Chinese Martial Arts created?
British Council for Chinese Martial Arts was created in 1973.
What are some arts in ireland?
Irish dancing is traditional and traditional music and instruments are too Irish arts.
What has the author Tse-hou Li written?
Tse-hou Li has written: 'The path of beauty' -- subject(s): Aesthetics, Chinese, Arts, Chinese, Chinese Aesthetics, Chinese Arts
