你好中国100集英文笔记
#11 Paper Chine inventions (Hello China )
14画的字Paper, zhi, was a Chine invention. 2,000 years ago, Chine invented paper-making. This zhi was made of silk and was so expensive that only the emperor and aristocrats could afford to u it.
1,900 years ago, a eunuch called Cai Lun improved the paper-making process. He made cheap jinzhi out of tree bark and rags. The improvement in paper-making spread zhi far and wide, and many different types of zhi were invented by Chine people. Xuan paper, a kind of high quality rice paper, best shows the charm of traditional. Chine painting and calligraphy.
Jute paper is ud to transcribe Chine classics.
Later, Chine zhi spread to the West via the Chine Silk Road. Thousands of years of culture and civilization were recorded on zhi, and pasd to different parts of the world.
#12 Invention of printing (Hello China )
A Chine named Bi Sheng invented movable type print around 1,000 years ago. The movable components are cubes made of baked clay. Characters were carved on each piece of clay, which looked like the als widely ud in China.
The movable components could be arranged freely to form different vocabularies and ntences. They were fixed on an iron plate with frames in certain quence. Then ink was painted and a piece of paper was laid down. A printed sheet was created this way.
重阳投资This technique improved the efficiency of printing and transformed traditional transcription into modern printing. s and paintings spread widely in the world with the help of yìn shuā.
#13 Peking opera An introduction (Hello China )
Jingju, or Peking opera, is an ancient performance art with a history of 200 years.
Jingju has four kinds of roles according to different identities and personalities.
The lyrics of jingju are performed with swinging or rhythmic speaking, accompanied by dozens of musical instruments.
Now, jingju still enchants many Chine people and foreigners with its unique charm.
#14 Traditional Chine painting Water, ink and poetry (Hello China )理想的大学
空调模式标志图解Red, green, black, white, heavy, light, dry and wet changes of water and ink on paper show the mysteries of traditional Chine painting, guo hua.
班主任工作经验
Tools and materials involve writing brushes, ink, colored ink, rice paper and silk. The hardness or softness of brushes, paper absorbency and color determine the features of guo hua.
Water, ink and lines are the most esntial factors for guo hua. Unlike Western paintings, guo hua doesn’t u three dimensions or realism. Instead, paintings involve a unique Chine view of scenery.
It’s very common that a Chine painting is attached with a poem. If you understand guo hua you will have a better understanding of Chine people.
#15 Chine frescoes Ancient artworks (Hello China)
Chine frescoes date back to the prehistoric period some 10,000 years ago.
People carved images of human activities and natural views on rocks. Excavated from tombs built 2,200 years ago, the bi hua remains clear, vivid and colorful.
Legend has it that an ancient painter drew a dragon on the wall and when he added eyes to the drawing the image turned into a real dragon. With the introduction of Buddhism to China, bi hua on the subject of religion rapidly developed.
The bi hua, or frescoes, in the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes are the most famous ones in China. They are a collection of masterpieces of numerous painters in the past 1,000 years. They tell historical tales and religious stories.
#16 Dance brings Chine people together (Hello China )
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Scenes of dancing were drawn on pottery in China some 5,000 years ago, At that time, people danced at ceremonies for worship.
白贝There was a concubine who could dance on a tray in the imperial palace about 2,000 years ago. She danced so lightly that she suppodly would fly away when the wind blew.
Legends say that an emperor made his soldiers dance when he returned in triumph. The dance was powerful and vigorous. People also dance on festivals, celebrations and weddings.
You can e abundant styles of wu dao in China, a country compod of many ethnic groups. Wu dao shortens the distance between people.
#17 Chine music and its natural origins (Hello China )
Chine music originated from nature. The sounds of the wind blowing through the trees, birds chirping and water flowing are the inspiration of Chine yin yue.
牙齿最多的动物
