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Woodcuts in Modern China
Woodcuts in Modern China – an Introduction Woodcuts have a long history in China dating at least from the Tang Dynasty (618-907 BCE), and for centuries they have contributed greatly to Chinese print...
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Confucius
Confucius 子曰﹕學而時習之，不亦說乎？ Zǐ yuē, “xué ér shí xí zhī, bù yì yuè hū?” The Master said, ‘Is it not a pleasure, having learned something, to try it out at due intervals?’ (The Analects, I.1) One would be...
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Reform Era
— an Introduction Over the last thirty years, the People’s Republic of China has undergone a series of dramatic economic and social reforms and consequently developed at an unprecedented rate. An...
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Along the Yangzi River
Along the Yangzi River: Regional Culture of the Bronze Age from Hunan China’s Bronze Age Cultures — an Introduction With every archaeological discovery of bronze age artifacts throughout China’s vast...
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Sustainability in China
Teach China Sustainability Issues in China Featured Resources Related to Study Tours Summer 2010, “History, Culture, and Sustainable Development” & Spring 2011, “Yunnan – Continuous Change,...
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A Tang Newspaper
With the participation of teachers from all over the U.S., the Teach China program develops multi-disciplinary curriculum units aligned with national standards. In July 2001, Teach China conducted a...
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Han China and Ancient Rome
With the participation of teachers from all over the U.S., the Teach China program develops multi-disciplinary curriculum units aligned with national standards. In July 2001, Teach China conducted a...
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From Silk to Oil
Travel the deserts and mountain passes of Central Asia with From Silk to Oil: Cross-Cultural Connections Along the Silk Road. This book of global studies curriculum, funded by the U.S. Department of...
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China’s ‘China’: Porcelain’s Contribution to World History and Culture
^ Please click an image to enlarge A simple and clear-cut way of demonstrating the significant impact that Chinese porcelain has had on global material culture over many centuries is to consider the...
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Beijing and Nanjing China’s Capital Cities
^ Please click an image to enlarge Beijing & Nanjing – China’s Late Imperial and Modern Capitals For over five centuries, Beijing was the imperial capital for both the Ming (1368 – 1644 CE) and...
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