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"If you are in a hurry you will never get
there."
Chinese Proverb
Ancient China
2205 BC-1911 AD
"Chinese
civilization originated in various city-states along the
Yellow River (Chinese:
黃河; pinyin:
Huáng Hé) valley in the
Neolithic era. The written history of China begins with the
Shang Dynasty (ca. 1550 BCE – ca. 1046 BCE).
Turtle shells with ancient
Chinese writing from the
Shang Dynasty have been
carbon dated to as early as 1500 BCE. The origins of Chinese
culture, literature and
philosophy, developed during the
Zhou Dynasty (1045 BCE to 256 BCE) that followed the Shang. It was
the longest lasting dynasty and spans the period in which the written
script evolved from ancient oracle script to the beginnings of modern
Chinese writing." Source:
Wikipedia
Culture
Information on Chinese culture
including inventions literature, art, religion, government,
military tactics, architecture, philosophy and daily life.
History
Information on
China's history stretching back 5,000 years. Ruled by emperors from
the Xia Dynasty 2100 BC till 1911 when the nationalist overthrew
the Qing Dynasty. The nationalist lost power to the Communist in
1949.
Modern
China/Asia
Information on Modern China and
the establishment of the Communist government after World War II by
Mao Tse Tung.
Japan
Information on this island nation located off the coast
of Asia, Japan is an ancient country with rich culture and
traditions.
India
Information on India's civilization that dates back
thousands of years to the Indus Valley. They have a vast and diverse
population with many languages and traditions.
Other
Asian Civilizations
Information on the history of
Korea, Tibet, South East Asia, Russian and Mongolia
Archaeology "The
scientific study of past human cultures by analyzing the material remains
(sites and artifacts) that people left behind."
Source:
Teaching Archeology