101. Dalai Lama Lies About Tibet's Culture, Religion ? Dalai Lama Lies About tibet s culture, Religion. LHASA, October 29 (Xinhuanet) An official has described what the http://www.chinaemb.or.kr/korean/20561.html

Dalai Lama Lies About Tibet's Culture, Religion LHASA, October 29 (Xinhuanet) - An official has described what the Dalai Lama said at the European Parliament as "sheer nonsense". http://www.chinaemb.or.kr

102. Sichuan University China Tibetology Research Institute Relations. Archaeology of the Tibetan Areas and Tibetan culture and Art. Archaeology of the Tibetan Areas and Tibetan culture and Art. http://www.scu.edu.cn/3wpub/English/p03/Tibet/Tibet3.htm

Sichuan University China Tibetology Research Institute Introduction of Organization Three Research Directions back Present Condition of the Tibetan Areas and Social Development History of the Zangs and The Zangs-Hans Relations Archaeology of the Tibetan Areas and Tibetan Culture and Art Archaeology of the Tibetan Areas and Tibetan Culture and Art Due to Chinese vast territories, multi-nationality, complicated natural environment and long history, the culture of different areas is with distinct traditional features and regional diversification. The study of this field is to make an all-round investigation of the traditional culture and art of the Tibetan areas, the reflected special humanistic phenomena, the interaction of varied culture, and the distributions, development, changes and formation of Tibetan culture. The study will help people to understand the scientific fact deeply and restore the history that Chinese multi-nationality has created Chinese civilization together. The research achievements will play a big part in developing the correlated subjects of nationality, history, religion and so on. Since China is in a new situation of responding to the Party¡¯s call for developing western areas at present, effective policies are necessarily to be made. For this reason, the first thing is to be familiar with western history, current situation and traditional culture, and the specially important thing is that the disequilibrium of cultural development and its historical source are to be judged scientifically. Because of the special position of Tibet in western areas, the outcomes of the research will be beneficial to the reality, and the study of this field is with remarkable practical significance.

103. E-Tibet-Culture tibetan Calendar In the 7 th century, Princess Wen Cheng brought Tang s calendar to tibet. 350698. Trans tibet Travel and Tours (P) Ltd. http://www.tibet-travel.com/e-Tibet-Culture.htm

Video: Discovering Tibet Beautiful sightseeing Tibetans Festivals Tibetan Calendar - In the 7 th century, Princess Wen Cheng brought Tang's calendar to Tibet. Around 9 th century, Indian Buddhists adopted aru-yoga of the Esoteric Buddhism and the Han calendars to form the present Tibetan calendars. The main purposes of the Tibetan calendars were providing a working seasonal schedule for farmers and shepherds, also, dating the enlightening date of Buddha. Tibetan Medicine - The Han medicine was transmitted to Tibet by the two Tang Princesses Wen Cheng and Jin Cheng. During the revival of the Buddhism in Tibet, many Indian monks were fond of medicine, and transmitted Indian medicine to Tibet. Thangkas - are painted or embroidered images rendered on cloth, silk or paper which is mounted on a cloth backing and may be rolled up like a scroll when not hung. The Eastern Tibetan was the oldest and heavily influenced by those of the Han nationality. This style is individualistic and probably too free for the taste of Buddhists. The Western school began after the Indian master - Atisa came to Tibet in 11 th century.

104. The Impact Of Buddhism On Tibetan Culture ¡The Impact of Buddhism on tibetan culture Though imported from outside, Buddhism was effective in accelerating the development of tibet s culture. http://chinaguides.shanghai-window.com/destination/tibet/culture/Impactof.html

The Impact of Buddhism on Tibetan Culture www.chinaguides.net ¡¡The Impact of Buddhism on Tibetan Culture Though imported from outside, Buddhism was effective in accelerating the development of Tibet's culture. Songtsan Gampo is credited with the invention of the Tibetan script with the aim of spreading Buddhism and translating Buddhist sutras, and in the course of this the Tibetan script itself was improved. Because there are many concepts not of the material world in the sutras, such as "the boundless universe," "the four great world," "the six cycles of beings" and "heaven and hell," new vocabulary had to be created in order to translate such terms and concepts, and so the Tibetan language became enriched in the gradual course of time. ¡¡With the development of a script, Tibet's national culture developed in leaps and bounds. Moving on from translation, the compiling and writing of books in Tibetan became the order of the day. The Kagyur (the translated scriptures) and Ten-gyur (the translated elucidating treatises) are of course well-known both in China and abroad, but other works such as biographies, dramas, poems, astrological, medical and technical treatises are all treasures of Tibetan culture which also appeared as required.

105. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Tibet | Culture http://www.lonelyplanet.fr/destinations/north_east_asia/tibet/culture.htm

accueil contact destinations catalogue ... Guides Lonely Planet Tibet Art : dong ou cho-dong cham retour en haut Langue : Quelques expressions utiles : Bonjour : Tashi dele Au revoir (par la personne qui reste) : Kale phe Au revoir (par la personne qui part) : Kale shoo Merci : Thoo jaychay Oui, c'est d'accord : La ong Excusez-moi : Gonda Je veux ... : Nga la ... go Parlez-vous anglais ? : Est-ce que vous comprenez ? : Ha ko song-ngey ? Je ne comprends pas : Ha ko ma song C'est cher : Gonzg chenpo ray Comment vous appelez-vous ? : Je m'appelle ... : Ngai ... ming la ... et vous ? : Kerang ka-ne ray ? Kaba yo ray ? Je suis perdu : Nga lam khag lag song Je suis malade : Nga bedo mindu Quelle heure est-il ? : retour en haut Religion : lama jiao ). Ce bouddhisme, que ses adeptes appellent souvent vajrayana bon mudra (postures rituelles), aux mantra yantra lamas retour en haut Coutumes : bardo retour en haut Gastronomie : momo thukpa tsampa retour en haut suivante Avertissement : Bien que les auteurs et l'éditeur aient apporté tout le soin nécessaire à la rédaction et à la mise à jour des informations, ils ne peuvent être tenus responsables des pertes, des problèmes ou des accidents que pourraient subir les personnes utilisant les données de ce site. Nous vous encourageons à vérifier les informations utiles auprès des autorités compétentes, notamment en ce qui concerne les visas, la santé, la sécurité, les douanes et les transports. agrandir la carte voir les photos Voir

106. Tibet Autonomous Region Association of Translators, the tibet Autonomous Region Folklorists Society and the tibet Autonomous Region Contemporary culture Society have http://www.chinaembassy.org.np/tibet/culture/tibetan_culture.htm

Home Tibet Tibetan Culture Tibetan culture, thoroughly permeated with religion, is the product of a particular historical epoch. This culture of the Tibetan people finds expression in traditional folk art forms. It can be traced back as far as the Tubo and Shang-shung period more than 1,000 years ago. The Central Government has always paid attention to the protection and development of Tibetan folk culture. Since the 1980s the regional government has emphasized the scientific transmission and development of ethnic Tibetan folk art traditions. In cultural work efforts are made to preserve the integrity of the culture. Large numbers of experts have been organized to salvage what remains of the cultural legacy. Tibetan culture has been developed by constantly absorbing and learning from the excellent cultures of other ethnic groups in China and elsewhere in the world. Today, influential novels, essays, plays, painting and sculpture, photographic works, movies, and TV films are coming out of Tibet. Tibetan song and dance, Tibetan opera, cultural relics, fine arts, and photographic works are frequently shown in China and elsewhere in the world. Many personages of the cultural circle both at home and abroad are becoming increasingly aware of the variety and flavor of modern Tibetan culture, and its blending of traditional qualities with a more contemporary spirit acquired through opening to the outside world. This new Tibetan culture is diversified.

107. Himalayan Tibetan Culture Photographs Index-Monica Oportot-Images Aquarone-Photo T9 T-10 T-11 T-12 T-13. Women s costume from NGARI (Western tibet). Men wearing the costume of an aristocrat/offical. from Central tibet. T-14 T-15. http://www.aquarone.com/indexbouddhiste/indexh/indexh.html

IMAGES AQUARONE HOME PAGE A frica B oudhist Wordl C hili D E astern Island E gypt F rance G H imalayas H olland I nde It aly J erusalem J ordan K L M N epal N ewYork O P alestine P eople Q R S T UV W X Y- -MAP- PHOTOGRAPHS INDEX H HIMALAYAN WORLD DORJI DRAKDEN BUDDHIST RELIGIOUS OBJECTS HIMALAYAN PEOPLE (Click on the picture to acces the folder) T-1 T-2 T-3 T-4 Sculpture from The Tibetan Deity DORJI DRAKDEN "The Protector" entering the NECHUNG ORACLE to advise the Dalai Lama and Senior Government officials. Negatives Kodak color 100 asa back to top of the page T-5 Prayer wheels Slides Kodak color 100 asa T-6 Prayer flags slides Kodak color 100 asa T-7 T-8 sacred Tibetan writing back to top of the page T-9 T-10 T-11 T-12 T-13 Women's costume from NGARI (Western Tibet) Men wearing the costume of an aristocrat/offical from Central Tibet. T-14 T-15 back to top of the page T-16 T-17 T-18 People of different regions of Tibet T-19 Left: Costume of U-TSANG (Eastern Tibet)* Right: Costume of AMDO (North-Eastern Tibet)* T-20Seated: Costume of KHAM (Eastern Tibet)* Standing left: Costume of U-TSANG (Central Tibet)* Standing right:Costume of AMDO (North-eastern Tibet)* These costumes are worn by artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts, based at Dharamsala (India).

108. QIANLONG.COM--Beijing Portal--China Tibetan Culture Week In Thailand China tibetan culture Week, which opened on December 5 and scheduled to last until December 18, offers Thai audience a panoramic view on tibet through typical http://www.beijingportal.com.cn/7838/2003/12/15/207@1764872.htm

Home News Investment Culture ... Beijing Portal >> Photo China Tibetan Culture Week in Thailand Xinhuanet Thai actresses perform a local dance to welcome the visiting delegation of China Tibetan Culture Week in Nakhon Si Thamarat, Thailand Dec. 14, 2003. China Tibetan Culture Week, which opened on December 5 and scheduled to last until December 18, offers Thai audience a panoramic view on Tibet through typical Tibetan singing, dancing, movies and exhibitions. A Thai actress performs a local dance to welcome the visiting delegation of China Tibetan Culture Week in Nakhon Si Thamarat, Thailand Dec. 14. Editor Dany Related Stories E-mail: webmaster@mail.qianlong.com

109. Culture - Tibetan Cultural Directory Publications by Andreas Gruschke (English) Publications on tibetan culture, tibet and Himalayan regions of A. Gruschke books, picture albums, reports and http://www.kotan.org/tibet/directory/culture.html

Tibet (TAR) China India Nepal Bhutan Currency Converter Tibetan Cultural Region Directory Books Art Gallery Asian People's Directory Kotan Publishing Contact us Home Tibetan Cultural Region Directory Culture [Directory Index] Adventure Plus Nepal P. Ltd. Alison Wright : View photos by Alison Wright and information about her latest book "The Spirit of Tibet: Portrait of a Culture in Exile." Art and Architecture Conservation of Tibetan Monasteries : An ongoing program to repair important religious monuments in eastern Tibet, restore the artworks within them, and train Tibetans in the techniques of art conservation. Artem Puchkov's Page : Tibetan Culture, Art, Paintings, Holy places of the Himalayas. The personal Page of Crimean Painter Artem Puchkov, who travelled in the Himalayas, Tibet and created his paintings there. Asian American Net : The mission of Asian American Net is to promote and strengthen cultural, educational, and commercial ties between Asia and North America.

110. Tibetan Cultural Directory HOME tibetan Cultural Region Directory. culture. EDUCATION. INDIAN HIMALAYAS. LITERATURE. MEDITATION RETREATS. NEPAL. OTHER COUNTRIES PEOPLE. POLITICS. RELIGION. tibet. http://www.kotan.org/tibet/directory/

Tibet (TAR) China India Nepal Bhutan Currency Converter Tibetan Cultural Region Directory Books Art Gallery Asian People's Directory Kotan Publishing Contact us Home Tibetan Cultural Region Directory (Last Update: October 19, 2003) ASTROLOGY BHUTAN COMMERCIAL CULTURE ... E-MAIL DIRECTORY "Tibetan Cultural Region Directory - comprehensive directory of Tibet-related web sites " ASIA OBSERVER - April 10, 2002

111. Tibetan Culture Suffers Under Chinese Rule tibetan culture suffers under Chinese rule. tibet wants to preserve its culture while providing opportunity for the next generations. http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/1996/101496/tibet.101496.html

The University of Washington Student Newspaper Monday, October 14, 1996 News Tibetan culture suffers under Chinese rule Dusty Brannan Contributing Writer While the United States bathes in the luxury of independence, others around the world struggle to keep their culture afloat. On Saturday, Oct. 14, The Students for a Free Tibet held a meeting to show the beauty of the Tibetan culture, as well as the hardship this culture faces under Chinese rule. Tibet was invaded by the People's Republic of China in 1949. Tashi Gyaltsong, a senior in pre-medicine, and Sarah Rogers, a junior in comparative religion, are leaders and campus representatives of The Students for a Free Tibet. Their mission is to educate the campus community about the human-rights atrocities they say Tibet faces. According to Kunzang Yuthok, the director of the Seattle-based Tibetan Rights Campaign, Tibet does not want military help from the rest of the world. Rather, it wants the United States to pressure China, through trade restriction, to open up discussion with Tibet about human-rights issues. Tibet wants to preserve its culture while providing opportunity for the next generations. The Tibetan Rights Campaign pamphlet states that more than 1.2 million Tibetans have died as a result of the Chinese occupation. That amounts to one out of every six Tibetans slain.

112. Readers' Connection Booklists: The Dalai Lama And Tibetan Culture The Dalai Lama and Tibetan culture. In conjunction with the visit of the Dalai Lama to Portland May 1315, 2001 and the May 8-16 http://www.multcolib.org/books/lists/tibet.html

Library Catalog Booklists Electronic Resources Home The Dalai Lama and Tibetan Culture In conjunction with the visit of the Dalai Lama to Portland May 13-15, 2001 and the May 8-16 construction of a sand mandala in the Collins Gallery at the Multnomah County Central Library, we offer readers some book and video titles. Art Books by and About the Dalai Lama Fiction History, Travel, Pilgrimage ... Video To check the availability of these titles, use the Library Catalog link at the top of this page. Art Baker, Ian The Dalai Lama's Secret Temple: Tantric Wall Paintings From Tibet Beer, Robert The Encyclopedia of Tibetan Symbols and Motifs R-709.515 B415e 1999 Bryant, Barry The Wheel of Time Sand Mandala: Visual Scripture of Tibetan Buddhism Fisher, Robert E. Art of Tibet Matsubara, Naoko Tibetan Sky Newark Museum Tibet, a Lost World: The Newark Museum Collection of Tibetan Art and Ethnography Rock, Joseph Francis Charles Lamas, Princes, and Brigands: Joseph Rock's Photographs of the Tibetan Borderlands of China top of page Books by and About the Dalai Lama Note: there are many titles written by Bstan-'dzin-rgya-mtsho Dalai Lama XIV in the Library Catalog; following are a selected few

113. About The Nuns - Nuns Of Khachoe Ghakyil 2000 European Tour Nunnery (KGN) typifies the remarkable efforts made by the tibetan people to preserve and reconstitute their rich culture following the takeover of tibet by the http://members.tripod.com/~Lhamo/Nuns/KGnuns.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Nuns of Khachoe Ghakyil Women's Freedom and Spiritual Liberation: 2000 European Tour The Khachoe Ghakyil nuns: women and innovation in Tibetan culture The North American tour of the nuns of Khachoe Ghakyil Nunnery (KGN) typifies the remarkable efforts made by the Tibetan people to preserve and reconstitute their rich culture following the takeover of Tibet by the Communist Chinese. From the beginning of their exile, the preservation of religion and culture was identified by the Dalai Lama as the foremost task confronting the exile community in India and Nepal. But the Tibetan people have chosen not merely to preserve the fixed forms of their ancient traditions, but to regenerate and adapt them to the new world in which they find themselves. It is this dynamic union of pure tradition with creative innovation that has empowered the Tibetan community in exile, and has inspired so much admiration and interest from the outside world. The tour of the Khachoe Ghakyil nuns is a perfect example of this vital process of innovative cultural preservation. In old Tibet there were many nunneries, but they carried on as poor sisters, always in the shadows of the great monasteries, which were filled with thousands of monks and led by famous, learned lamas.

114. Collectif Asah : Ressources : ASAH > RESSOURCES PAR PAYS > Asie > Tibet > Cultur Translate this page http//www.amis-tibet.lu/Dossiers.html. 61 click(s). tibet culture et traditions. Le bouddhisme et le bouddhisme tibétain Le titre http://www.collectif-asah.org/ressources.php?node=2777&

115. Exploration Tibetan Culture In Dege And Palpung Axu Exploration in Tibetan culture in Dege Area. Tour Code CMSC40. Day01, Arrive Chengdu for night in Jinhe hotel. (B) Day02, Drive http://www.camptour.com/tibet & kham/dege.htm

Exploration in Tibetan Culture in Dege Area Tour Code: CM-SC40 Day01, Arrive Chengdu for night in Jinhe hotel. (B) Day02, Drive to Kangding (the central of Kham area), visit around such as Princess Bridge, Monastery, and the Paoma Hill (horse riding hill), overnight in Kangding hotel.(B/L/D) Day03, Drive to Ganzi for night in Ganzi hostel, visit Tagong Monastery and enjoy the Tagong Grassland. (B/L/D) Day04, Drive to Xinluhai Lake for visiting by trekking around, overnight in Manigange, camp for night.(B/L/D) Day05, Drive to Axu, and trek to King Gesar Temple for night, camp.(B/L/D) Day06, Trek back to Axu, and visit Zhuqing monastery in Langduo, then drive to Dege (The culture center of Kham) for night in Dege hostel.(B/L/D) Day07, Visit Tibetan Medicine house, Tibetan hospital, Dege Printing House, Tibetan School, Gengqin Monastery, overnight in hostel.(B/L/D) Day08, Drive and trek or horse ride to Palpung Monastery which is famous for it's tibetan murals, camp for night in Palpung Monastery.(B/L/D)

116. Following Gandhi's Path - TibetanCulture In Exile Indian Diary. Following Gandhi s Path Part 3. tibet - culture In Exile. By Jan Oberg TFF director. tibetan cultural workers are educated at Norbulinka. http://www.transnational.org/forum/meet/2002/fgp3_TibetCultureExile.html

Indian Diary Following Gandhi's Path - Part 3 Tibet - Culture In Exile By Jan Oberg TFF director Everyone driving must turn around at the bus and cab station. Dharamsala is actually car-free, peaceful, chaotic and characterised by an astounding pioneering spirit. The street scene is dominated by monks in wine-red clothes and a remarkably great number of beggars with leprousy. On this dangerous, Himalayan slope, fantastic architectural constructions, often hotels, are being built. But they are said to collapse quicker than they have been built, when heavy rains or glacier-melt water come down in torrents. Everything is beautiful around here, except the trees. It is forbidden to cut down their very trunk, but everywhere people have climbed up and chopped off all their limbs. After all, they need firewood. Power cuts happen on a daily basis and, of course, electricity is rationed - except when the governor of the federal state of Himachal Pradesh, to which Dharamsala belongs, descends on his subjects for an official visit. At those times water and electricity is available around the clock. Apparently he is not supposed to get an excessively realistic picture of the local peoples' everyday life!

117. Tibet... Culture Milarepa Amnesty menu . http://tybet.terra.pl/kultura.htm

Centrum Mandala Mandala cd. Thanka Thanka cd. ... Wyrocznie [[[[ menu ]]]] strona g³ówna petycje kontakt reklama historia kultura religia polityka ¶rodowisko ¶rodowisko cd wiadomo¶ci galeria linki dodatki - tintin - komiksy cd. - beastie boys - hiphop cd - gry - flash! - download Ludzie ma³ej wiedzy s± pyszni, Mêdrcy za¶ pe³ni pokory. Strumyki s± wzburzone, Ocean - spokojny. ybetañska kultura jest pod wieloma wzglêdami jedyn± w swoim rodzaju. Na jej wyj±tkowo¶æ maj± wp³yw trzy g³ówne czynniki. Pierwszym z nich jest ziemia - Wy¿yna Tybetu. Drugim lud ¿yj±cy w harmonii z natur±. Trzecim religia , która wi±¿e wszystkie elementy w ca³o¶æ. Tybet by³ dumnym, niezale¿nym krajem buddyjskim. Jego mieszkañcy pracowali ciê¿ko, lecz staæ ich by³o na wyprawianie licznych ¶wi±t i pikników. Praca przeplata³a siê z modlitw±, a modlitwa z ¿artami i ¶miechem. Jednych s³owem by³y to pomy¶lne dni. Pie¶ñ o "pomy¶lnym dniu" Ponad bogami i trzynastoma pomy¶lnymi Rozbrzmiewa d¼wiêk konchy z odleg³ej ¶wi±tyni.

118. Tibet Environmental Watch - Development Development. Local Colleges Monumental in tibet s culture. WTNL World tibet Network News. Published by The Canada tibet Committee. http://www.tew.org/development/tibet.colleges.html

Home Search tew.org What's New Reports Wildlife Geography ... Site Map Development Local Colleges Monumental in Tibet's Culture [WTN-L World Tibet Network News. Published by The Canada Tibet Committee. Issue ID: 02/07/30; July 30, 2002.] People's Daily - Commentary [Official news agency fof the PRC] July 29, 2002 The graduation of the first group of postgraduates from colleges in Tibet Autonomous Region has proved that local institutions of higher learning have become sacred sites where traditional Tibetan culture is carried forward and developed. The 10 postgraduates, all Tibetans, completed their post-graduate studies and were awarded graduation and master's degree certificates on July 17. They majored in Tibetology, the history of the Tibetan ethnic group, Tibetan language and Tibetan medicine which constitute the core of Tibetan culture over the past three years. Their success shows that Tibetans can promote and carry forward their traditional culture in pace with the times. This was unimaginable in the past, however. Before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, there was not a single school in Tibet in a modern sense and education was only a tool controlled and manipulated by temples, with some people taught in private schools. Tibetan culture and art were made to cater to the nobles and high officials, and the feudal serfdom shackled the spread and growth of fine Tibetan culture. King Gesar, the longest epic poem in the world, was then only handed down orally by folk ballad singers, who, at the bottom of the social ladder, could only make a living by singing the story of King Gesar, the legendary hero of the Tibetan ethnic group. Butthe ballad-singing was regarded by the nobles as "beggars' hurly-burlies".

119. I Love TIBET: Guide: Tibetan Culture You are here Home Guide Tibetan culture, Add a link. Tibetan culture, Long time isolated from the modern world, the tibetan culture http://www.ilovetibet.net/en/Culture/

GUIDE FORUMS ECARDS NOTEPAD ... Random GUIDE ECARDS FORUMS ADRESSES SOURCES LEXICON Help Contact You are here: Home Guide Tibetan Culture Add a link Tibetan Culture Long time isolated from the modern world, the tibetan culture is a treasure of knowledge and a chance of rediscovering for the whole humanity. Rubrics Tibetan Arts new Mandala Astrology Tibetan celebrations Cooking ... Tibetan artists View also Tibet occupied Tibet and Tibetans Tibet and Tibetans > Geography Tibet and Tibetans > Tibet history ... Tibet and Tibetans > Tibetan women The sites >>> French sites Tibetan National flag Tibetan Culture Tibet Mail Free, multilingual Tibetan Webmail from TCRC. The Potala Palace Perched upon Marpo Ri hill, 130 meters above the Lhasa valley, the Potala Palace rises a further 170 meters and is the greatest monumental structure in all of Tibet. The On-Line Museum of Tibetan Culture The On-Line Museum of Tibetan Culture is a project of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, aimed at documenting and presenting the non-religious aspects of Tibetan culture to the public. Conservancy for Tibetan Art and Culture (CTAC) Using conditions Contact [english errors] ... i Love Tibet organization

120. Home Page Of Tibet Home Page of tibet. Sponsored by tibet Study Association ( formerly Americatibet Association) Glimpses of tibet. Map. History. Photo. Tour. tibet Study. Religion Buddhism. Monk. Bonism. Science Calendar. Medicine. Art Art. Letters. Drama http://omni.cc.purdue.edu/~wtv/tibet/Welcome.html

Home Page of Tibet Sponsored by Tibet Study Association formerly America-Tibet Association) Glimpses of Tibet Map History Photo Tour Tibet Study Religion: Buddhism Monk Bonism Science: Calendar Medicine Art: Art Letters Drama Sociology: Marriage Tribe Life: Food Clothes House Travel Festival Report: Dr. N.D. Wong Appendix: Article News Ad Hyperlink to Other Homepages If you like, there is a Guest Book for you to write on. This page has been accessed times.

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