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What food did Chinese people bring to Australia?
soy sauce, oyster sauce, lotus root, rice, bok choy as ingredients and most meals we have today in Chinese resteraunts were introduced
Why did diplomacy play such a key role in the American Revolutionary War?
In hopes of gaining foreign allies and support for the revolutionary cause.Now go away u bumb hahaha.
Is Japanese at all similar to any of the Chinese dialects?
None (maybe a little bit of Mandarin, but the similarities stop there). However the writing is derived from Chinese (which slowly evolved over time) and most if not all have a Chinese style pronunciation ("on-yomi") for kanji.
Who invented the Chinese spoons?
The Chinese spoon, also known as a porcelain spoon, has a long history in Chinese culture and cuisine. It is believed to have been invented in China thousands of years ago. However, there is no specific individual credited with its invention. The Chinese spoon design has evolved over time and remains an integral part of Chinese dining etiquette today.
What language did the Huang-He people speak?
The Huang-He people, associated with the Yellow River region in ancient China, primarily spoke various forms of early Chinese languages, which eventually evolved into Old Chinese. This language was part of the Sino-Tibetan language family. Over time, these dialects contributed to the development of the modern Chinese languages we recognize today.
How did Chinese language develop?
An early civilization began there,and Chinese culture today evolved from that ancient beginning
What do snakes symbolize for the Chinese?
The Chinese dragon is said to be evolved from the snake. However, they are also feared for their toxins, and most know them to be 'evil' creatures.
What are Chinese operas based on?
Chinese opera like western opera evolved and was / is based on fact, fiction, folklore etc. See the links below
What language does the word Tea come from?
it is a Chinese word originally called 'Kia' first used about 2500BC. Many centuries later the word evolved into Cha and later in England into Te from which the more modern word of Tea evolved
What food did Chinese people bring to Australia?
soy sauce, oyster sauce, lotus root, rice, bok choy as ingredients and most meals we have today in Chinese resteraunts were introduced
What was karate based on?
Karate evolved from a combination of Chinese martial art of kung fu and Okinawa wrestling.
How did ancient Chinese make chopsticks?
They didn't have forks so they just used sticks that then evolved into chopsticks!
Why did diplomacy play such a key role in the American Revolutionary War?
In hopes of gaining foreign allies and support for the revolutionary cause.Now go away u bumb hahaha.
Who created the gun?
Well it wasn't really created it kind of started with sling shot and evolved if you want to get technical about it the Chinese did
Who discovered the Chinese language?
The Chinese language evolved over thousands of years and does not have a single "discoverer." It is a complex system of written characters and spoken dialects that has developed over centuries in China.
Is Japanese at all similar to any of the Chinese dialects?
None (maybe a little bit of Mandarin, but the similarities stop there). However the writing is derived from Chinese (which slowly evolved over time) and most if not all have a Chinese style pronunciation ("on-yomi") for kanji.
How did they think of the Chinese language?
The Chinese language evolved over thousands of years through a mix of native dialects and influences. The development was influenced by historical events, cultural exchanges, and phonetic representation.
