History of China

( This answer is based on the life of a certain class of Egytptian teenagers and there are obviously certain percentages of other different classes that do not have the same daily routine )

An 18 year old Egyptian teenager first goes to:

- University on the required days

- Back home for supper

- Study (Either out or at home)

- Out after studying with friends (either to play sports or just hang out) then went to bed with his wife!!!!

For some other teenagers they have other activites during the week and the routine changes a little bit.

A lot of Male teens go to the Gym three to four times a week after University. Girls also have this habit but they go only once or twice a week.

On weekends this routine changes. Teenagers are either found at work, or just enjoying their time off, doing something different than usual. Outings are different from the ones in the middle of the week. They usually go to either clubs or try different restaurants or simply goign to the movies (which sometimes happens also in the middle of the week). There's also usully a day off the weekend to spend with the family and parents.

In summer this routine also changes. A lot of teens get training in different companies or just work there for a certain time, then the rest of the summer is spent doing different activities just like most teens all around the world; either travelling, going out to different places and enjoying the summer at the beach.

Emperor Taizong of Tang was born on 599-01-23.

The animal year, according to Chinese culture, for 1975 was The Year of the Rabbit.

During the Warring States period of China, lots of Chinese residents sailed to Japan to escape from their land of fire and blood. They mainly came from Qi State (now in Shandong Province) and Yan State (Beijing, northern Hebei, southern and eastern Liaoning). Both countries are NOT landblocked. According to the relevante legends, it was Xu Fu (a native of the present Shandong Province) that led around thousands of male and female children as well as some persons that own a skill (for example, tailors, warriors etc.). They sailed to Japan aroun 210BC and founded an empire. And the Japanese also recognize Xu Fu as one of their earliest emperors. However, Japanese is not equal to Chinese, though. Many historians believe that modern Japanese is actually a mixture of Chinese migrants and Japanese aborigenes.

Yes, China and Chinese are different.

China can be defined as China, a country located in Asia. It can also mean porcelain ware.

Chinese can be the spoken language commonly referred to as Mandarin. It can also mean the descendant or native from China.

5,000 km long

The emperor who wanted the Terracotta Warriors was Qin Emperor Shi Huangdi.

Foreign imperialism and internal political instability aroused the patriotic feelings of many Chinese people. Japan's presentation of the 21 Demands had the effect of unifying the angry Chinese people in the presence of a common external aggressor.

It increased the level of Mongol control over the Chinese by preventing the entrance of more Chinese into the civil service. -APEX

Taiwan, officially called the Republic of China, was originally part of China. After the communist revolution took hold of China, the existing government and those persecuted by the regime, fled the mainland and set up on the island of Taiwan.

Mao then formed the Peoples Republic of China.

he didn't. he created the religion confucianism.

The Great Wall of China, the battering ram, the wheelbarrow, the Chinese standard script called Kaishu, various fire weapons invented by Zhuge Liang of Shu, various iron weapons and the mobile bridge(bridge that can change location).

There is more than one religion practiced in China, although Buddhism is practiced most often. Other religions practiced are Taoism, Christianity, and Confucianism.

1. Fireworks. The Chinese first used gunpowder for use in firecrackers and fireworks. the military applications came later.

2. Weapons. The Chinese used gunpowder as warheads in crude rockets and as the propellant in primitive guns and cannons.

I'm pretty sure Chinese Civilization originated in The Yellow River Valley. That is what i learned in class.

I believe it was Kublai Khan who is recognised within Chinese history as well as the Yuan dynasty which he founded, it is interesting to note it was the first time china as a country owned Tibet, and subsequently Tibet is now part of modern day China. The peoples of china and Mongolia have been linked for millenia.

1) There was no Russia at times of Mongol Empire. It was called Kiev Russ.

2) Former Kiev Russ teritories are now parts of Belaruss, Russia and Ukraine.

Now mongolian occupation times are called "Igo" or "Orda".

If you're intrested in my imho:

Actually those times are not actually occupation, rather times of empire formation (Look at map of former Mongol empire and modern Russia, nothing similar?).

We all will be united once again! In even more large empire. As like empire was reborn as Russian Empire. Just only took away from us your western agents (our politics).

Confucius basically believed in relationships. It was believed and taught the importance of relationships with the ruler and subjects, father and son, husband and wife, brother and brother, and friend to friend. The idea was that is these relationships were healthy life for all would be better in every way.

China has had the one child policy since 1979.

Chinese immigrants were often perceived as a greater threat to American society due to widespread xenophobia and racism, which painted them as unassimilable and culturally alien. Economic fears also played a significant role, as many Americans believed that Chinese laborers would take jobs away from native-born workers, particularly during times of economic downturn. This perception was exacerbated by stereotypes that depicted Chinese immigrants as morally inferior and socially disruptive. Consequently, these fears contributed to discriminatory policies, culminating in legislation like the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.

The Chinese people call themselves the children of Han basically because the period if the Han dynasty brought alot of great development and civilization to their wold...example of this is the Chinese silk road that gave them chance to have contact with the rest of the world

He was the first Chinese emperor. He expanded the size of China with his army and started work on the Great Wall. He is said to have banned many books and executed scholars that disagreed with him. It is only natural that such a leader would have enemies.

Weapons and carved stone

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Chinese trade was dominated by foreign influence.

Shi Huangdi was a ruler during the Qin dynasty. It also was his idea to create the Great Wall of China during this time.