In Chinese culture, jade is believed to be a link between the physical and spiritual worlds, and is thought to be the material form that most completely embodies both the yin and yang qualities of Heaven and Earth. Thus it is called, "the stone of Heaven."
'Soft jade' is found in many Chinese provinces, and is known for it's loveliness. It traditionally represents virtue, purity, grace and beauty and often, because of it's rich and varied properties, often symbolizes several good human qualities, some of which are sincerity, loyalty, justice, intelligence and chastity.
Chinese characters, known as Hanzi, are logograms that represent words or morphemes, rather than individual letters or sounds. Each character can convey meaning on its own or combine with others to form words. So, in a sense, Chinese characters can be seen as symbols that represent both words and concepts.
Chinese language does not have letters, so there is no equivalent of the English, or any other, alphabet in Chinese. Alphabet is used only to transcribe Chinese pronunciation in the pinyin system.
represent means daibiao so in the form with the tense representing you should say zai daibiao 代表 is daibiao and 在代表 is zai daibiao
There are between 7 and 13 depending on who you ask. According to the Ethnologue: Languages of the World, the Chinese languages consists of 13 sub languages.Please see the Related Links below for more information.Too many .... even Chinese do not know themselves!Chinese are so different...they are like Europeans...so many different ethnic backgrounds.When you meet a Chinese, please do not think this Chinese represents anything about the majority of Chinese. It can be any single individual or case. I think most Western media likes to use one Chinese or small group of Chinese to stereotype or represent all. It is not. It just brings misunderstanding and hate at the end!
Chinese is one of the oldest languages and its origin dates back around 5000 years back. The origin of Chinese language consists of many interesting facts which can be explored while learning the language.
Jade is most highly valued in Chinese culture today. The philosopher Confucius reportedly expressed this fascination by making jade a metaphor for virtue, kindness, wisdom, justice, civility, music, sincerity, truth, Heaven and Earth.
supposedly the deity to succeed the Jade Emperor as chief deity in Chinese Religion. Or , so I have heard
12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.12 animals represent the Chinese years. They do so in rotation. So the snake represents a Chinese year every 12 years. Most recently it was in 2013 and the next time will be in 2025.
Well my name is jade but i dont really know anybody else named jade so i dont really think its a special or popular name.
well my estiment is in 60 years (unless i commit suicide) you see im 12 years old now so i hope to die of old age!
Unlike western dragons,the Chinese dragons represent peace and fortune.And it is believed by Chinese people that they are the heir of Chinese Dragons. So they use Chinese Dragons,or Long in Chinese,for the hope of good luck in the year.
Are you serious .. marijuana is popular among everybody!! i am from berkeley so i have never met a Chinese person that doesnt smoke.
because jade wong was in her previos chinese junior college or in china she stuff to the notes of lectuare so when she came to america for further study by american style of teaching she findf it diffiucult
So that the popular will of the people would be represented.
A Chinese tea set is a set of dishes sold in a group all around the world. The reason why a Chinese tea set is so popular is because Historians believe the teapot was developed during the Song Dynasty making them very ancient and valuable.
Matthew ng kiss jade so. in h.k is people is a girl
In "The Jade Peony" by Wayson Choy, the rising action includes the development of the three siblings' relationships and their individual struggles to assimilate into Canadian society while holding onto their Chinese heritage. The family's encounters with racism and discrimination also contribute to the rising tension in the story.