81. Violence In Chinese Culture: Bibliography By Barend Ter Haar http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/bth/violence.htm

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82. San Francisco Gu-zheng Music Society Our Society is dedicated in promoting guzheng, a Chinese table harp plucked string instrument, and chinese culture music to people of all ages and nationality. http://www.guzheng.org

83. Phorum - Forum List Separate forums for discussion of chinese culture, Hakka, Ovcerseas Chinese and the world in general. http://www.asiawind.com/forums/

Forum Policy Howto Asiawind Homepage China the Beautiful ... Feedback Forums : ChineseCulture Hakka Life! World ... EconBiz Asiawind forums provided by InTechTra Inc promote cultural diversity, harmony and world peace. You must read, understand and accept Forum Policy and Etiquette before you post. All posts are opinions of the posters. Asiawind and InTechTra do not endorse any of the opinions. InTechTra and Asiawind are indemnified for any damage or loss on use of information from the forums. Log In Available Forums Chinese Culture Forum at Asiawind Posts: Last Post: History, literature, art, calligraphy, music, archaeology, philosophy. Chinese Medicine Forum at Asiawind Posts: Last Post: Forum on Chinese medicine: Theory, practice, herbal acupuncture. Posts: Last Post: Forum on business, large and small; economy, macro and micro; finance, stocks; theory and practice. Hakka Chinese Forum at Asiawind Posts: Last Post: Hakka Chinese Life! Forum at Asiawind Posts: Last Post: Forum on sports, films, entertaintment, music, foods, family, health, tourism, your life experience, stories. Our World Forum at Asiawind Posts: Last Post: Our world Forum - past, present and future. Politics, international relationship, people, events.

84. Chinatown-online.com Guide to chinese culture, entertainment, restaurants, business, community activities, and Chinatown attractions. http://www.chinatown-online.com/

Search The Web This Site for Home Advertise Contact Us What do you think of NYC Chinatown ... World Records New York City's Chinatown, the largest Chinatown in the USA more Shopping in New York City is a joy. There are a lot of fun and ... more Chinatown has more than 200 restaurants, where you will find more Accounting Finance Legal Services ... Wedding Services Chinatow n Chinese Activities Chinatown in Photos Chinese in the News Sightseeings ... Other Chinatown links Organizations in Chinatow n Chinese - American Planning Council, Inc Chinatown Man Power Project, Inc Asian American for Equality Brooklyn Chinese American Association ... Council For A Cleaner Chinatown Interesting Publish Your Work In Chinese In English News

85. Taiwanese Graduate Student Association Caltech chinese culture Club (CCCC) . The club looks forward to those who love or like to know more about Chinese languages and culture to join us. http://www.its.caltech.edu/~cccc/

Taiwanese Graduate Student Association (TGSA) Email contact: cccc@its.caltech.edu Taiwanese Graduate Student Association (TGSA) is a non-profit/non-political social organization. TGSA organizes various cultural events and social activities to enrich social life of Taiwanese students and postdoctoral fellows and to introduce Chinese culture to the Caltech community in order to enhance the interaction and communication among students from all over the world. The club looks forward to those who love or like to know more about Chinese languages and culture to join us. Current Executives President: Tai, Hwan-Ching (Bruce) Vice President: Yang, Ding-shyue (Jerry)

86. The Art Of War About.com chinese culture expert has the Art of War in both Chinese and English. http://chineseculture.about.com/culture/chineseculture/cs/theartofwar/index.htm

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87. Tianwei Xie's Bookmarks Web Sites Related to China and chinese culture. (Chinese characters are in gb codes). China An Introduction. Introduction to China chinese culture. Astrology. http://www.csulb.edu/~txie/chinanet.htm

Web Sites Related to China and Chinese Culture (Chinese characters are in gb codes) China: An Introduction Introduction to China China: in Pictures Pictures of China China: Adopt Children Families with Children from China China: Cities Beijing Facts on Beijing Cities and Map of China China: News Finding News About China News Agency Chinese News Service Hong Kong News Service Newspapers and Magazines Newspapers and Magazines Site 1 Newspapers and Magazines Site 2 Newspapers and Magazines Site 3 Radio Hong Kong Radio RTHK Radio Programmes VOA Chinese Text in GB code Voice of America Full Graphic Page Voice of America RealAudio Server (Download and Listen) Voice of America RealAudio Server (Listen Right Now) ... Welcome to RealAudio ! TV Stations China CCTV China: Travel Tour in China Travel and Places China: Web Sites CNNIC China Web Resources (Web sites in China) A Huge Collection of China Web Sites (Kevin Tu, Boston Univ.) Beijing IHEP Web Page ... Walton's Chinese Internet Directory China: Yellow Pages Chinese Yellow Pages Chinese Airline Air China - Flight Schedule in Chinese Air China - Welcome Cathay Pacific Airways (airline) - USA and Latin America China Northwest Airline Chinese Art China the Beautiful - Chinese Art and Literature Painting Qi Baishi Selected Paintings of Qi Bai Shi Taipei National Palace Museum Chinese Bookstores Asian Rare Books China Books Periodicals, Inc.

88. Chinese Culture, Travel, Arts & Crafts, Business.... Information of chinese culture, Abacus, Alternative treatment, arts and crafts, Confucius, calligraphy, Chinese horoscope, Chinese philosophers, cloisonne http://www.west-meet-east.com/

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89. John Thompson & Guqin Silk String Zither   Introduction to this Chinese instrument, with pictures, song lyrics and information on its place in chinese culture. http://www.silkqin.com/

Guqin Table of Contents Qin in art and Qin as object CDs/Books Research and Repertoire My performances Silk Stone Moving John Thompson on the Guqin Silk String Zither silkqin Pronounced "chin" (stringed instrument) or "goo chin" (old stringed instrument), the guqin throughout its long history has been the musical instrument most praised by China's literati. They categorized it as one of their " four arts ", collected it as an art object , praised its beautiful music , and built around it a complex ideology . No other instrument was so often depicted in paintings , or so regularly mentioned in poetry . Because of the literati's fondness for writing things down, it also has the world's oldest detailed written instrumental music tradition , providing sufficient information to allow both historically informed performance (requiring use of silk strings ) of early music, and practical exploration of the relationship between Chinese music theory and music practice. In 2001 I moved from Hong Kong, where I was Artistic Consultant for the Festival of Asian Arts , to New York. Here my focus is

90. Chinese Culture - Chinese Tea Information of chinese culture with photos subjects such as Abacus, Alternative treatment, arts and crafts, bonsai, Confucius, calligraphy, Chinese horoscope http://www.west-meet-east.com/tea.htm

Abacus Bonsai Calligraphy Feng Shui ... Opera Tea Alternative Treatment Business Education Food ... Pronunciations of Tea History China was the country of origin of Tea dating back 4000 years. As recorded, Shen Lung (Han Dynasty A.D. 206 - 220) experimented with natural herbs from the wild and often used Tea for detoxification. It was mostly used for medicinal purposes until 300 B.C. when it became a common daily drink. Home Page Top Cha King (Tea Dictionary) Lu Yu (Tang Dynasty A.D. 618 - 907) was the leading tea expert in this period and was commissioned by the tea merchants to write this dictionary. Gradually tea was drunk less for its medicinal effects and more for its taste, prepared in the ways described in the Cha King Export to the West In Han Dynasty (A.D. 206 - 220), tea was exported to Iran, India and Japan and classified as a luxury drink which was served in court and regarded as the height of elegance and refinement. Tea was commonly used for barter during the Ming period (A.D. 1368 - 1644). In the 17th century, Dutch merchants imported it to Holland from where it spread throughout Europe. At first it was only consumed by the upper classes in special tearooms until, gradually, the habit was adopted by all social classes. Home Page Top Varieties There are more than 100 types of tea because of differing regional climates, soils and treatment processes of growing plants.

91. Abutu Reaching Across Cultures By C Mullins Jr Providing information on China and chinese culture, including pictorial cybertours of Beijing, and other famous sites. Also links of special interest basenjis the barkless dogs, scuba diving and amateur radio. http://www.abutu.com/

Reaching Across Cultures Now 4 Cybertours with photos to choose from including: Beijing, the Great Wall, the Hanging Monastery, or Lhasa. Second Basenji page added just for FAQ's Here's a preview of what's inside. Click on the links or the pictures below: Photo Gallery Click on the Amazon.com banner to find your favorite book or video on China, Basenjis, Scuba Diving or the gay and lesbian choral movement. What's New! Added Gallery of Photos from South Africa Modified Amazon links Modified website page styles, 01/01/03. Added second Basenji page just for FAQ 's. Added 10/16/00. Two more tours just added. The Great Wall cybertour includes photos from Badaling and MuTianYu, two of the most popular sites to visit in China. Or explore the mysteries of Tibet on the Lhasa cybertour. Tours added 10/10/00. Take a cybertour in Shanxi Province of the intriguing Hanging Monastery . Built into the side of a cliff, it is over 1400 years old. Page added 10/8/00. On-line cybertour of Beijing . See pictures I took while I lived in Beijing. Visit some of the Chinese capital's most famous landmarks including the Forbidden City. Basenji puppy for sale! (

92. Reflections: Chinese Culture And Adopted Children Reflections chinese culture and Adopted Children. As I heartily recommend that the entire family learns about chinese culture. Adoptees http://www.night.net/rosie/culture.html

Reflections: Chinese Culture and Adopted Children As our dear daughters grow up, we will face a decision that all parents of internationally adopted children must make-to what extent do we maintain and nurture their original culture? The question is significant because our daughters will be minorities in a white, American culture. They will be among other kids who may make fun of their distinctiveness. And, as other adopted children, they may feel a sense of loss and detachment from their birth country and culture. There's no pat answer for how much culture is the right amount. As parents of Chinese daughters, we will face many years of finding the right balance of Americanization and maintaining their Chinese culture. Much will depend on their interest, as they grow up and our ability to be comfortable with our families' new dual culture status. What follows are thoughts of various parents of Chinese daughters on this issue. They provide food for thought as we consider this difficult, yet wonderful, element of raising our children. Questioning the value of too much effort I want my child to be proud of her Chinese heritage, but I question the value of expending a lot of effort to maintain it. If I get her a Chinese caretaker and make a special effort to keep her in touch with her Chinese roots, won't this make her feel different from her playmates who probably won't all be Chinese? America is a

93. Chinese Cultural Tradition And Modern Human Rights Chinese Cultural Tradition and Modern Human Rights. If the title were chinese culture and Western human rights, then the theme would have been very different. http://www.oycf.org/Perspectives/5_043000/chinese_cultural_tradition_and_m.htm

Chinese Cultural Tradition and Modern Human Rights Albert H Y CHEN Perspectives, Vol. 1, No. 5 The topic of this article is "Chinese cultural tradition and modern human rights." I deliberately include the words "tradition" and "modern" in this title, because I would like to contrast tradition with modernity. If the title were "Chinese culture and Western human rights," then the theme would have been very different. The contrast would then be between "Chinese" and "Western." The 20th century Chinese philosopher Fung Yulan has written about the discourse and thinking which employed a distinction between "Chinese" and "Western," and that which employed a distinction between "ancient" and "modern." He points out that the correct description of the task or challenge for China in the 20th century is not "Westernization" but "modernization." He writes: "Some people say that Western culture is a motor car culture. ... But motor cars did not exist in the West originally, [and only came into existence at certain point in history.] Having motor cars and not having motor cars is a distinction between the ancient and the modern, and not a distinction between China and the West."

94. Traditional Chinese Culture Traditional chinese culture. News and Events. Contemporary Literature. Modern Literature. Classics. Leisure Time. About us. Feedback. Home. Traditional chinese culture. http://www.chineseliterature.com.cn/traditionchineseculture/tcc.htm

Traditional Chinese Culture News and Events Contemporary Literature Modern Literature Classics ... Home Traditional Chinese Culture Chinese arts and crafts, archaeological findings, calligraphy, architecture and folk arts will present you with a wonderful experience of the splendor of Chinese civilization. Address: Foreign Languages Press, 24 Baiwanzhuang Road, Beijing 100037, China¡¡Tel: 68326678 Website: http://www.chineseliterature.com.cn ¡¡Email: chineselit_flp@hotmail.com

95. ChinaLinks For HyperChina Users info on chinese culture) Early Canons in Translation (Translations of early Chinese historical and philosophical texts by Gary Arbuckle) chinese culture http://www.sinologic.com/ChinaLinks.html

Learning Chinese Language History Philosophy ... Hong Kong Tourist Association (The best general information site on Hong Kong.) Eyewitness Ancient China (This is the best, if not the only worthwhile, site on Chinese arts. A new presentation offered by the National Palace Museum, Taipei, this site shows you the cream of the former imperial collection. Good commentary. Must see for all lovers of Chinese art.) Elixir (Want to read Chinese on your Mac but can't afford Apple's Chinese Language Kit? Then get this shareware, which lets you read all types of Chinese code, as well as Japanese and Korean!) Wenlin Institute Miao Miao Miao (An indescribable Chinese avant-garde Web art site. Where else can you find Chinese concrete poetry/virtual music/conceptual art/experimental Buddhist art using the Web as a medium and incorporating new technologies such as Shockwave and animated GIFs?) Chun Xia's Cyberart Gallery (Chinese avant-garde art on the cutting edge. Find also the link to his "RED" series. Full of allusions and symbolism for you to meditate on long after surfing on the Net.) Richwin Chinese System Software for Windows (Richwin is perhaps the best Chinese system for Windows PCs. A special, inexpensive Internet version is your fastest solution to viewing all Chinese, Japanese, and Korean documents on the Web. Also includes an instant on-line dictionary. )

96. Deep Voice Covering chinese culture, language, music and songs with guitar chords. http://louvre.peopleweb.com/joejuan/index.html

97. Chinese Language Class BUSINESS chinese culture This course will not only teach you the written codes but also the unwritten customs of conducting business in Chinesespeaking http://www.american.edu/TED/etown/distance/chinalang.htm

CHINESE LANGUAGE COURSES Through the Premier Program of Language Learning, the Warner School for Chinese Language ARE YOU TRYING TO LEARN MANDARIN CHINESE BUT CAN'T SEEM TO FIND THE TIME, THE DRIVE, OR THE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS A TUTOR CAN COST? THEN THIS PROGRAM IS FOR YOU! About the Distance Learning Initiative The Chinese language can be hard to learn, but with the assistance of these distance learning courses, anyone can tackle the language. The courses offer comprehensive information giving the student the tools to learn the language. Successful completion of any course will result in a certification of accomplishment! Certifications will be given in the following courses: Beginning Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, Advanced Chinese, Chinese for Business, and Chinese for Travelers to China. The Basic Ideas and Concepts Covered in the Course The following table gives you information about the courses that can be taken through the Warner Chinese Language Program. For further information, please submit your question through e-mail by clicking here (this is a pretend link to the email system) COURSE CHARACTERISTICS Course Duration Each course is broken up into 4 month increments. The course increments can be completed at any time, and the student can start a new increment at any time. Beginning Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, and Advanced Chinese each consist of three increments. The rest of the courses consist of one increment.

98. Exec Members Spectrum Food Festival in the fall and the SAAB Multicultural Dinner in the spring by cooking and sometimes displaying some exhibits on chinese culture. http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/cca/

Home Goals Exec Members Events ... Links Chinese Cultural Association (CCA) is a campus organization dedicated to spreading awareness and appreciation of Chinese tradition and culture at Bucknell University . In order to accomplish this, CCA sponsors numerous of activities on and off campus each year. We contribute to the International Spectrum Food Festival in the fall and the SAAB Multicultural Dinner in the spring by cooking and sometimes displaying some exhibits on Chinese culture. But what better way to experience the Golden City without leaving the USA then to visit the Chinatowns in New York City and Philadelphia, which we frequent every year. Occaisionally, we would visit Towson University to view their large Asian art exhibits. A huge part in our agenda, though, involves the Lunar New Year Celebrationwhich was a huge success this year. Every year we attract more and more of the community due to the growing number of adoptions of the orphans in China. As a side project, this year we raised over $400 selling personalized bookmarks for the Grace Children Foundation in their efforts to help Chinese orphanages. Through ALL these programs, the Lewisburg community is able to gain an insight and knowledge of Chinese language, music, food and other aspects of Chinese culture.

99. Chinese Culture Center Of San Francisco Home Page Chinese American history and genealogy program from the chinese culture Center in San Francisco. http://www.c-c-c.org/roots/roots.html

Chinese Culture Center Roots Program 750 Kearny Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94108-1809 Email: info@c-c-c.org , 415-986-1822, Fax: 415-986-2825, Directions Home Calendar Classes ... Exhibitions Roots Gallery Shop Donations Search Activities Calendar Classes Chinatown Walks Roots Program ... Volunteers Culture Ethnic Minorities Holidays/Festivals Zodiac Resource Gallery Shop Auditorium Rental Links GuestBook About Us About the Center Donatons Board of Directors Committee ... Archives Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm (Maybe open at other times for classes or events) Closed Mondays (Temporarily closed on Sundays) What's New The "In Search of Roots" Program An essay about the Roots Program written by Al Cheng and Him Mark Lai from the book, "The Chinese in America", a collection of Chinese American essays ... see more In Search of Roots 2002 Video Interview of Brian Yee , Roots Intern, by

100. Ottawa Chinese Culture Academy Chinese language classes. Course information, China photo gallery. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/5327/

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