chinese Crossword Puzzles
UNDERSTANDING MULTICULTURE IN MALAYSIA 2025-07-17
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- Most Iban live in ____________
- chinese cuisine that are enjoyed by Malaysian
- dessert based on Baba and Nyonya
- what nyonya often wear
- what Malay celebrated after 30days of fasting
- chinese traditional attire
- chinese celebrated _________ festival
- Most KadazanDusun live in ___________
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- Iban celebrated __________ festival
- Most KadazanDusun celebrated ________ festival
- language spoken by Indian
- Most malay are _______. Their religion is Islam.
- Celebration that are celebrated by Indian
- traditional alphabet of Malay community
- famous viral food by Indian custom
- Baba & Nyonya use _____ of Malay and Hokkien lingo.
- KadazanDusun traditional food
- Iban traditional food
18 Clues: Iban traditional food • what nyonya often wear • language spoken by Indian • chinese traditional attire • KadazanDusun traditional food • Most Iban live in ____________ • dessert based on Baba and Nyonya • famous viral food by Indian custom • Iban celebrated __________ festival • chinese celebrated _________ festival • Most KadazanDusun live in ___________ • ...
62. 2021-03-19
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- Chinese beverages
- "Beverage crystals" since 1957
- Chinese drink claret? (3,4)
- The bends around a river where the Chinese drink (3,5)
- "MASH" beverage
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- Variety of the fragrant garden flower named for a note of the popular Chinese beverage in its scent
- Chinese beverage (variation)
- "Roma" beverage
- Chinese beverages come in black / green
- 12-proof beverage
10 Clues: "Roma" beverage • "MASH" beverage • Chinese beverages • 12-proof beverage • Chinese drink claret? (3,4) • Chinese beverage (variation) • "Beverage crystals" since 1957 • Chinese beverages come in black / green • The bends around a river where the Chinese drink (3,5) • Variety of the fragrant garden flower named for a note of the popular Chinese beverage in its scent
Module 6 2021-03-02
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- an early Chinese belief that stressed living in harmony with the guiding force of all reality
- the most famous Daoist teacher
- an early Chinese belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled
- a hard gemstone
- a prediction
- people of high rank
- the most influential teacher in Chinese history
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- the ideas of Confucius
- Which geographical feature south of the Tibetan Plateau forms part of China's southern border?
- Which crop did Chinese farmers discover grew well in the Chang Jiang Valley?
- moral values
- The _____ or Yellow River, has caused severe flooding resulting in the deaths of millions of Chinese people.
- farmers with small farms
13 Clues: a prediction • moral values • a hard gemstone • people of high rank • the ideas of Confucius • farmers with small farms • the most famous Daoist teacher • the most influential teacher in Chinese history • Which crop did Chinese farmers discover grew well in the Chang Jiang Valley? • an early Chinese belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled • ...
Ancient China 2022-09-02
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- The belief in many gods
- The Chinese used these to see the future
- The first Chinese Dynasty
- China's most valuable export
- Which river is also called the Yellow River?
- The flooding on the Huang He caused it to also be called the River of _____________
- Chinese divine right to rule was called the ______ of Heaven
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- Characteristic of civilization that let the Chinese people communicate with one another
- The Chinese called themselves the _______ Kingdom
- This was used to control flooding
- The Dynasty that replaced the Shang
- Goods sent to another place and sold to another people
- Most people in ancient Chine were _____________
13 Clues: The belief in many gods • The first Chinese Dynasty • China's most valuable export • This was used to control flooding • The Dynasty that replaced the Shang • The Chinese used these to see the future • Which river is also called the Yellow River? • Most people in ancient Chine were _____________ • The Chinese called themselves the _______ Kingdom • ...
ELA 504 2022-11-03
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- American inventor that took ideas from others; a noisy boy
- jar something to put jam in; when a door is not a door
- a Chinese staple food rearranged
- unpopulated continent; married to Uncle Tarctica
- the only room you cannot enter
- many of these at the ends of my arms; just like my teacher
- a large hole in the ground; look at silver in Chinese
- a questions word; three girls in our class
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- dry area you don't eat after dinner
- a small body of water; sounds like Hanna
- summer weather; sounds like Dora
- Chinese money; a girl in the class
- youthful; sounds like a Chinese name
- orange and sounds like a parrot
- this number is more than you want
- unmarried woman who is always wrong
- inclement weather; Catherine
- a group of individuals; the first word of your country
18 Clues: inclement weather; Catherine • the only room you cannot enter • orange and sounds like a parrot • summer weather; sounds like Dora • a Chinese staple food rearranged • this number is more than you want • Chinese money; a girl in the class • dry area you don't eat after dinner • unmarried woman who is always wrong • youthful; sounds like a Chinese name • ...
China Crossword 2013-02-24
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- After the Opium Wars, important commercial parts of China were conquered and divided into these.
- It was Mao's second Five-Year Plan to industrialize China.
- First leader of the People's Republic of China
- These students supported Mao during the Cultural Revolution.
- During this event, some Chinese individuals rebelled and tried to remove foreign influence from China.
- His four modernizations built up China's economy
- During this period, Mao removed his enemies through humiliation, exile, and execution
- This conflict began after Chiang Kai-Shek forced the Communists out of the Nationalist party.
- The square in Beijing where protesters were attacked by the army in 1989
- Continual change of dynasties due to the Mandate of Heaven, this occurred.
- It was the last Chinese dynasty, also known as the Manchu dynasty.
- During this Age, Europeans conquered parts of China for natural resources and markets
- The Chinese Communists won largely because of the support of these people.
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- These ruling families governed China throughout much of Chinese history
- This nationalist leader of China had ideas for democracy, nationalism, and socialism.
- Under this, a foreigner in China was tried under his own laws in his own courts.
- This country took over Manchuria and Korea, and invaded China during WWII
- He assumed control of the Nationalist (KMT) party after the death of Sun Yixian.
- The Chinese belief that the gods chose the emperor to rule but could remove a corrupt emperor.
- During this conflict, the British defeated China and insisted on selling what they wanted in China.
- This belief encouraged the Chinese to fight against foreign influence and fight for independence.
21 Clues: First leader of the People's Republic of China • His four modernizations built up China's economy • It was Mao's second Five-Year Plan to industrialize China. • These students supported Mao during the Cultural Revolution. • It was the last Chinese dynasty, also known as the Manchu dynasty. • These ruling families governed China throughout much of Chinese history • ...
China Crossword 2013-02-24
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- During this event, some Chinese individuals rebelled and tried to remove foreign influence from China.
- The Chinese belief that the gods chose the emperor to rule but could remove a corrupt emperor.
- The square in Beijing where protesters were attacked by the army in 1989
- It was the last Chinese dynasty, also known as the Manchu dynasty.
- After the Opium Wars, important commercial parts of China were conquered and divided into these.
- Continual change of dynasties due to the Mandate of Heaven, this occurred.
- These students supported Mao during the Cultural Revolution.
- This country took over Manchuria and Korea, and invaded China during WWII
- He assumed control of the Nationalist (KMT) party after the death of Sun Yixian.
- During this Age, Europeans conquered parts of China for natural resources and markets
- It was Mao's second Five-Year Plan to industrialize China.
- This belief encouraged the Chinese to fight against foreign influence and fight for independence.
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- First leader of the People's Republic of China
- Under this, a foreigner in China was tried under his own laws in his own courts.
- These ruling families governed China throughout much of Chinese history
- The Chinese Communists won largely because of the support of these people.
- His four modernizations built up China's economy
- During this period, Mao removed his enemies through humiliation, exile, and execution
- This nationalist leader of China had ideas for democracy, nationalism, and socialism.
- This conflict began after Chiang Kai-Shek forced the Communists out of the Nationalist party.
- During this conflict, the British defeated China and insisted on selling what they wanted in China.
21 Clues: First leader of the People's Republic of China • His four modernizations built up China's economy • It was Mao's second Five-Year Plan to industrialize China. • These students supported Mao during the Cultural Revolution. • It was the last Chinese dynasty, also known as the Manchu dynasty. • These ruling families governed China throughout much of Chinese history • ...
Middle Ages China Dynasties and Religions 2025-01-01
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- A philosopher who greatly influenced Chinese culture and governance.
- A vehicle used in ancient Chinese warfare and ceremonies.
- A strict philosophical system that emphasized law and order.
- A scholar or follower of Confucian teachings.
- A system of thought emphasizing social harmony and respect for elders.
- A dynasty considered a golden age for arts and culture.
- A Chinese philosophy emphasizing harmony with nature.
- The active, male principle in Daoism.
- A dynasty known for cultural and scientific advancements.
- A massive fortification built to protect China from invaders.
- Examinations that determined government positions in imperial China.
- Bones used for divination in ancient China.
- A dynasty known for its porcelain and naval explorations.
- A Daoist text and its author.
- Ceremonial acts central to religious practices.
- The earliest recorded Chinese dynasty.
- A central concept in Chinese cosmology.
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- A being who seeks enlightenment in Mahayana Buddhism.
- Clay soldiers buried with China's first emperor.
- A religion originating in India, later spreading to China.
- A city in Beijing symbolizing imperial power.
- The passive, female principle in Daoism.
- A multi-tiered structure often associated with Buddhism.
- An ancient trade route connecting China to the West.
- Reverence for family members who have passed away.
- The founder of Daoism.
- A valuable material that played a major role in China's economy and trade.
- The last imperial dynasty of China.
- A series of rulers from the same family.
- A key principle in Confucian and Daoist philosophy.
- The supreme ruler of imperial China.
- A dynasty associated with the Mandate of Heaven.
- A divine approval believed to justify the emperor's rule.
- The dynasty established by the Mongols.
- A symbol of cosmic power in Chinese culture.
35 Clues: The founder of Daoism. • A Daoist text and its author. • The last imperial dynasty of China. • The supreme ruler of imperial China. • The active, male principle in Daoism. • The earliest recorded Chinese dynasty. • The dynasty established by the Mongols. • A central concept in Chinese cosmology. • The passive, female principle in Daoism. • ...
Davis Shadow Crossword 2018-09-29
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- male lead in Chinese shadow performance
- Greek character of Turkish Karagoz
- Mechanical scaling device used to reduce silhouette portraits
- Cambodian version of Ramayana
- Introductory picture for Turkish shadow theatre
- Classic French shadow play
- Clown in Chinese shadow performances
- Cafe club that held shadow shows on Friday nights in France
- White shadow figures cut out from a black background
- Prologue to Karagoz shadow play
- Master shadow puppeteer Turkish
- Published book on shadow theatre in 1897
- Hero of Ramayana
- Swivel used to turn puppet in Turkish shadow theatre
- Classic fairy tale source for Chinese shadow puppet plays
- Motionless pieces such as decor in Turkish shadow theatre
- Master Puppeteer for Indonesian shadow theatre
- Theatre of leather shadows
- Indonesian shadow puppets
- Chinese for puppet
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- Taoist priest who made shadow figure of concubine
- Leaf shaped shadow figure of Java
- Plays for Indonesian shadow theatre
- Turkish for puppet
- German anthropologist and sinologist
- Whistle used for sound effects in Turkish shadow theatre
- Italian showman who gave shadow shows in Paris
- French name for black silhouette shadow figures
- Established shadow theatrein 1784 in Paris
- Inventor and patron saint of Turkish shadow theatre
- Female lead in Chinese shadow performances
- white cotton shadow screen in Java
- Theatre of large shadows
- Animator of The Adventures of Prince Achmet in 1926
- hero in Mahabharata
- Large hides shadow theatre
- Muslim month of fasting
- Goddess of Mercy and patron deity of Chinese shadow theatre
- Ensemble of musical instruments
- Shadow shows given in London streets
40 Clues: Hero of Ramayana • Turkish for puppet • Chinese for puppet • hero in Mahabharata • Muslim month of fasting • Theatre of large shadows • Indonesian shadow puppets • Classic French shadow play • Large hides shadow theatre • Theatre of leather shadows • Cambodian version of Ramayana • Prologue to Karagoz shadow play • Master shadow puppeteer Turkish • Ensemble of musical instruments • ...
Wild Swans Crossword 2022-03-25
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- During the famine, people would kill _______ and sell them as "rabbit meat"
- Which child, born in 1962, was the favorite
- Skin disease Xiao-hei was born with
- Months that Jung Chang's mother was kept away from her children during the investigation
- Fruit that Chinese ate to show patriotism
- How many millions of people were estimated to have died in the Chinese Famine
- Chinese name that means "martial affairs"
- Place Jung Chang's father sent his mother-in-law
- Number of stars on Chinese Flag
- Jung Chang never learned to do this in school
- Made you a better Communist
- Chinese people donated this during the Korean War to help buy fighter planes
- Where Jung Chang's mother and other pregnant women hid from the Broadsword Brigade
- Jung Chang's mother was frustrated that her husband's loyalty was to this instead of her
- Grade 13 and above
- Jung Chang worked in this industry at age six
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- Mao hated this type of bird because it stole grain
- The Communists pledged to combat this
- An execution could extend to cousins _____ times removed
- One sixth of an acre
- City that fell on December 11, 1949
- Mao identified himself with this Soviet Leader
- Child that was most attached to wet nurse
- What sport was Jung Chang selected for
- In 1965, Mao ordered everyone to remove all of this
- Jung Chang's father's "home" was his ______
- Percentage of peasants that couldn't feed their families
- Jung Chang's oldest sister
- Chinese custom to show submissive manner
- Mao became more godlike by surrounding himself with ______
- Capital of Sichuan
- Set out on her own to march across China to Yibin
32 Clues: Capital of Sichuan • Grade 13 and above • One sixth of an acre • Jung Chang's oldest sister • Made you a better Communist • Number of stars on Chinese Flag • Skin disease Xiao-hei was born with • City that fell on December 11, 1949 • The Communists pledged to combat this • What sport was Jung Chang selected for • Chinese custom to show submissive manner • ...
Erin's Crossword 2019-03-13
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- One of the Han's many important inventions that we still use today
- The Haung River is also known as
- The status of each person depended on there
- Yellow Brown Soil is also known as
- The Chinese were very serious about
- The rule that stands for don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to yourself
- The Han Dynasty lasted --------- years from A.d105 to A.d 200
- The Northern China Plain has --------
- The teachings of Confucius lead to basic training in
- The ----- Dynasty was the first known civilization in China
- The Chinese were the first to make the school
- The first Chinese civilizations began around 5000BC when people started
- ----'s are used to hold back and control water
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- The amount of generations in a family that can be in one household in China
- a system of beliefs and values also know as
- carrying out day jobs for the government
- The continent China is on
- A road that spread across Asia for people to trade
- A Chinese philosopher and teacher that greatly influenced Chinese life
- The thing people would trade on a certian trail that spread across Asia
- Closely related family of seven generations
- When a oldman died his ---- was split up amongst his Sons
- They passed down ----- from genaration to genaration
- During the Han Dynasty China became the most -------- civilization in the world
24 Clues: The continent China is on • The Haung River is also known as • Yellow Brown Soil is also known as • The Chinese were very serious about • The Northern China Plain has -------- • carrying out day jobs for the government • a system of beliefs and values also know as • The status of each person depended on there • Closely related family of seven generations • ...
Ancient China 2019-09-19
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- What mythological creature is associated with strength and power
- This Chinese invention is used everyday for eating and drinking
- What insect was used for fighting games in Ancient China
- What tool of writing was invented in 100BC
- What Ancient Chinese instrument if similar to a violin
- What is the name of the army of statues that were made to protect the Emperor
- What is the title given to Ancient China supreme leader
- This ball game was invented over 2000 years ago
- The Great Wall was built to protect from invaders from which direction
- Wearing your hair in this way meant that you were young and unmarried
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- What is the third main religion apart from Taoism and Confucianism
- What type of fish is considered sacred in Ancient Chinese mythology
- What instrument was invented in 200BC that shows direction
- What was the medical practise that used needles to cure sickness
- This Ancient Chinese invention has now evolved to detect earthquakes
- What dessert was invented that had frozen snow , milk and rice mixture
- What annual celebration do people celebrate their birthday
- What Ancient China invention is used in fireworks and for the militaary
- What number is thought to be unlucky in Ancient Chinese folklore
- What man made wonder can be seen from space
- This number is considered to be lucky
21 Clues: This number is considered to be lucky • What tool of writing was invented in 100BC • What man made wonder can be seen from space • This ball game was invented over 2000 years ago • What Ancient Chinese instrument if similar to a violin • What is the title given to Ancient China supreme leader • What insect was used for fighting games in Ancient China • ...
China Braun 2022-01-19
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- What is a political system in which nobles give land to someone in return for protection called?
- Who was the first family to rule the middle kingdom?
- To concentrate power from a single source or location
- What do the Chinese characters stand for?
- What were the Shang Artisans mostly known for?
- Where do rulers of the Zhou dynasty get their power from?
- China was the most ___ of the ancient cities
- What is the battle between three Chinese states?
- Symbol for balance
- What helped unify the country?
- What did China have surrounding it that made it isolated?
- What was central to Chinese society?
- What is someone who works for the government called?
- What conquered the Shang Dynasty around 1027 BC?
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- Where did the civilization start?
- What would you have in your house to pay respect to elders?
- What is the criteria that needs to be met to accomplish an objective?
- Who gets the most respect in the Chinese family?
- What was China known for making?
- What was used to keep intruders away from the north?
- Philosophy based on nature
- Who gets the least respect in the Chinese family?
- What was the capital of the middle kingdom?
- What would priests write questions on?
- What is it called to bring people together?
- What do roads between cities create?
26 Clues: Symbol for balance • Philosophy based on nature • What helped unify the country? • What was China known for making? • Where did the civilization start? • What was central to Chinese society? • What do roads between cities create? • What would priests write questions on? • What do the Chinese characters stand for? • What was the capital of the middle kingdom? • ...
Crossword. Ancient China 2022-05-13
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- this army is made up of __________ sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China.
- The advancement of __________ technology used these weapons to give the Shang military great advantage over their enemies.
- The Grand Canal reached a new ________ in the 13th centaury.
- we are learning about ancient china __________.
- The creator of this Crossword.
- What road was an ancient trade route that linked the Western world with the Middle East and Asia.
- At the end of the presentation is the ________.
- Ancient china Economy was based on what?
- The_______ dynasty lived between 207 B.C. - 220 A.D.
- We are studying ________ China.
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- what invention could be traced back to the third centaury.
- The Great _______ of China was built across the historical northern borders of ancient Chinese states and Imperial China as protection.
- In what centaury can the wheelbarrow be traced back to?
- The learning intention is: How ONE of the following ___________ or discoveries changed the way people lived.
- There is an annotated _______ of the silk Road and Grand Canal.
- What does China use as currency.
- The _________ bone inscriptions are the oldest known form of Chinese writing.
- the Chinese government operated over 11,000 grain barges on the ________ to transport food to the north.
- The ______ canal was built to enable successive Chinese dynasties to transport surplus grain.
- What dynasty had the only female emperor in Chinese history?
20 Clues: The creator of this Crossword. • We are studying ________ China. • What does China use as currency. • Ancient china Economy was based on what? • we are learning about ancient china __________. • At the end of the presentation is the ________. • The_______ dynasty lived between 207 B.C. - 220 A.D. • In what centaury can the wheelbarrow be traced back to? • ...
Chinese Crossword 2017-02-28
chinese dynasty 2024-01-11
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- Road An ancient network of trade routes that connected China with the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. It facilitated cultural exchange and the spread of goods, ideas, and technologies.
- River Also known as the Huang He, it is the second-longest river in China and played a crucial role in the development of Chinese civilization.
- Wall A series of fortifications built along the northern border of China to protect against invasions. The Great Wall is one of the most famous landmarks in the world.
- Bones Animal bones or turtle shells used in divination rituals during the Shang Dynasty. Inscriptions on the bones provide valuable insights into ancient Chinese culture and history.
- The Han Dynasty was one of the longest ruling dynasties in Chinese history, known for its advancements in science, technology, and arts.
- the first dynasty to unify China under a centralized government, known for the construction of the Great Wall and the Terracotta Army.
- A philosophical and religious tradition that emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao, the fundamental force that flows through all things.
- was the first recorded dynasty in Ancient China, known for its bronze casting, oracle bone script, and early writing system.
- was a significant period in Ancient China, known for its feudal system, the Mandate of Heaven, and the emergence of Confucianism and Taoism.
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- River Also known as the Chang Jiang, it is the longest river in China and has been a significant transportation route and a source of irrigation for centuries.
- The process of creating new ideas, methods, or inventions. Ancient China was known for its numerous innovations, including papermaking, gunpowder, and the compass.
- The Xia Dynasty is considered the first dynasty in Chinese history, although there is limited archaeological evidence to support its existence.
- A philosophy and ethical system developed by Confucius, emphasizing the importance of moral values, social harmony, and respect for authority.
- The art of beautiful and expressive writing, often using a brush and ink. Calligraphy has been an important part of Chinese culture for thousands of years.
14 Clues: was the first recorded dynasty in Ancient China, known for its bronze casting, oracle bone script, and early writing system. • the first dynasty to unify China under a centralized government, known for the construction of the Great Wall and the Terracotta Army. • ...
Chinese History 2025-04-27
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- cartoon bear banned in china due to memes that likened him to China's president Xi
- considered a 'rogue province' by the PRoC
- __ of Heaven, a dynasty's right to rule
- a rebellion vs western influence in China in 1899
- leader of the 1960s Cultural Revolution in China
- the treaty that ended the Opium Wars
- the second C in 'CCP'
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- a network of trade routes linking Asia, the middle east, and Europe
- the nation that China fought in the Opium Wars
- considered the 'golden age' of Chinese dynasties
- 1989 site of a major protest for political and economic reoforms
- China's controlling style of government
- how ancient China referred to itself
- group that the US supported in the Chinese civil war
14 Clues: the second C in 'CCP' • how ancient China referred to itself • the treaty that ended the Opium Wars • China's controlling style of government • __ of Heaven, a dynasty's right to rule • considered a 'rogue province' by the PRoC • the nation that China fought in the Opium Wars • considered the 'golden age' of Chinese dynasties • ...
Ancient China 2023-11-21
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- Who was the only female emperor of China?
- How many guiding principles did legalism have?
- What was invented during the Han Dynasty the is used a lot even today?
- What did legalism introduce to Ancient China?
- What was the use of knife and fork replaced by?
- What was Tian not considered?
- What did the Chinese call the Europeans?
- What were oracle bones used for?
- From where was Buddhism introduced into China?
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- What did the Chinese accidentally invent?
- What is the translation of the word "ren"?
- What did the Chinese become (fear of foreigners)?
- What was Confucius (job)?
- Which city was the cultural centre of Asia?
- Who did the kings worship?
- In the early period, from who did the children take their surnames from?
- What did tiny feet in golden slippers resemble?
- What is something only the Chinese knew how to make?
18 Clues: What was Confucius (job)? • Who did the kings worship? • What was Tian not considered? • What were oracle bones used for? • What did the Chinese call the Europeans? • What did the Chinese accidentally invent? • Who was the only female emperor of China? • What is the translation of the word "ren"? • Which city was the cultural centre of Asia? • ...
Chinese Medicine History, UTS 2017-10-16
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- The Jin Gui Yao Lue is translated as “Essential Prescriptions from the _______ Cabinent”.
- A line of hereditary rulers.
- The _________ States period (247-221BC) was the last of the Zhou Dynasty Era.
- The author of the Shang Han Za Bin Lung, and founder of the Cold Damage school of Chinese medicine, Zhang __________.
- Tang Dynasty author of the Beiji Qian Jin Yao Fang ("Essential Formulas for Emergencies Worth a Thousand Pieces of Gold"), Sun _______.
- This is the site of the tombs where the earliest examples of Chinese medical scrolls shave been found.
- The “Systematic Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion” was compiled by ___________ Mi in the Jin Dynasty.
- The author of the Bencao Gangmu (great compendium of herbs), Li __________.
- In Daoist mythology there are eight of these “supreme beings”.
- The Three _________ period in Chinese History spanned from 220 to 280AD.
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- The first Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, and grandson of Genghis Khan, ______ Khan.
- One of the earliest references to acupuncture appears in the Shan Hai Jing, or The Classic of _________ and Seas.
- The Ling Shu is also known as the ___________ Pivot.
- An early form acupuncture needles, called “Bian Shi” were made from this material.
- The Nan Jing is translated as the Classic of ____________ Issues.
- This famous orator is depicted in the Chinese Medicine Learning Resources menu Speaking image.
- The I Ching is also known as the Classic / Book of _________.
- Chinese health practitioners who worked in rural areas were referred to as __________ doctors.
- The earliest examples of written Chinese characters are the _______ bones, used for divination during the Xia and Shang Dynasties.
19 Clues: A line of hereditary rulers. • The Ling Shu is also known as the ___________ Pivot. • The I Ching is also known as the Classic / Book of _________. • In Daoist mythology there are eight of these “supreme beings”. • The Nan Jing is translated as the Classic of ____________ Issues. • The Three _________ period in Chinese History spanned from 220 to 280AD. • ...
Famous buildings 2023-05-18
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- Peruvian Incan citadel
- American Victorian mansion
- German neoclassical monument
- French Gothic cathedral
- Greek ruins
- London skyscraper
- Chinese skyscrapers
- American legislative building
- Italian Gothic cathedral
- Russian public square
- Sri Lankan fortress
- Indian Mughal palace
- Canadian geodesic dome
- Mayan ruins
- Croatian cathedral
- Indian sandstone fort
- German hilltop castle
- Japanese theme park
- Russian art museum
- Spanish fortress
- Toronto skyscraper
- Brazilian diplomatic palace
- British royal palace
- Yemeni palace
- Ukrainian neoclassical opera house
- Scottish castle
- Symbol of freedom
- Italian bell tower
- French royal palace
- American mid century modern architecture
- Home of US President
- Swiss mountain station
- Parisian landmark
- Australian natural harbor
- German fairytale castle
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- Japanese castle
- American theme park
- Ancient Greek citadel
- Cambodian temple
- Natural American wonder
- Russian Orthodox cathedral
- American hydroelectric dam
- Chinese imperial palace
- Italian Baroque palace
- Roman amphitheater
- Iranian Armenian cathedral
- Paris art museum
- Chinese city gate
- San Francisco public park
- Scottish castle
- Spanish basilica
- Chinese mausoleum
- Hong Kong monument
- London suspension bridge
- San Francisco suspension bridge
- Egyptian tombs
- London cathedral
- Mughal mausoleum
- Tallest building in the world
- Honduran pyramid
- German feudal castle
- Italian Gothic basilica
- Indonesian mosque
- Chinese fortification
- London observation wheel
- New York Art Deco skyscraper
- London clock tower
- Chinese Taoist temple
- Indian colonial fort
- British royal abbey
- Brazilian Art Deco statue
- American Art Deco ocean liner
- Australian performing arts center
- American neon sign museum
- Italian city state
75 Clues: Greek ruins • Mayan ruins • Yemeni palace • Egyptian tombs • Japanese castle • Scottish castle • Scottish castle • Cambodian temple • Paris art museum • Spanish basilica • London cathedral • Mughal mausoleum • Honduran pyramid • Spanish fortress • London skyscraper • Chinese city gate • Chinese mausoleum • Indonesian mosque • Symbol of freedom • Parisian landmark • Roman amphitheater • Hong Kong monument • ...
Chinese Food and Medicine 2021-03-17
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- Chinese medicine revolves around the belief that everything is blank
- Chinese agriculture feeds about blank of the world's population
- blank is associated with cold
- a huge problem in the Chinese fishing industry
- what is known as "the first food to taste in china"
- where rice is primarily grown
- foods are consumed as close to blank as possible
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- a form of medicine that involves the intricate placement of needles in the body
- only about blank percent of Chinese land can be used for cultivation
- chinese farming involves both flat and blank cultivation
- a dish that involves flat pieces of dough wrapped around a filling
- used to relieve digestive issues
- a name for the exterior of the body
- stir-fried noodles that often contain meat or vegetables
- what is the name of the fundamental entitity of essence?
- a cooking method that originates in china that involves cooking meats in vegetables in stock at the dinner table
16 Clues: blank is associated with cold • where rice is primarily grown • used to relieve digestive issues • a name for the exterior of the body • a huge problem in the Chinese fishing industry • foods are consumed as close to blank as possible • what is known as "the first food to taste in china" • chinese farming involves both flat and blank cultivation • ...
Ancient China 2023-11-21
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- Who was the only female emperor of China?
- How many guiding principles did legalism have?
- What was invented during the Han Dynasty the is used a lot even today?
- What did legalism introduce to Ancient China?
- What was the use of knife and fork replaced by?
- What was Tian not considered?
- What did the Chinese call the Europeans?
- What were oracle bones used for?
- From where was Buddhism introduced into China?
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- What did the Chinese accidentally invent?
- What is the translation of the word "ren"?
- What did the Chinese become (fear of foreigners)?
- What was Confucius (job)?
- Which city was the cultural centre of Asia?
- Who did the kings worship?
- In the early period, from who did the children take their surnames from?
- What did tiny feet in golden slippers resemble?
- What is something only the Chinese knew how to make?
18 Clues: What was Confucius (job)? • Who did the kings worship? • What was Tian not considered? • What were oracle bones used for? • What did the Chinese call the Europeans? • What did the Chinese accidentally invent? • Who was the only female emperor of China? • What is the translation of the word "ren"? • Which city was the cultural centre of Asia? • ...
Doucette Xmas 2022-12-22
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- what dynasty overthrew the shang dynasty
- ________ of Heaven was the belief that the Chinese emperor had a divine right to rule given him by the god
- first Chinese dynasty according to legend
- largest country in the world in land area
- capital of China
- largest plateau in India
- what was the large building project the Qin Dynasty started? The ___________ of China
- The _______ States period was an era in ancient Chinese history characterized by warfare, as well as bureaucratic and military reforms and consolidation.
- largest plateau in the world - The ______ Plateau
- longest river in Asia
- your social studies teacher (last name)
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- highest mountain peak in Asia
- largest mountain range in Asia
- first centralized imperial dynasty of China
- the oldest Chinese dynasty whose existence is supported by archaeological finds
- most populated country in the world
- largest desert in Asia
- who won the world cup this year
18 Clues: capital of China • longest river in Asia • largest desert in Asia • largest plateau in India • highest mountain peak in Asia • largest mountain range in Asia • who won the world cup this year • most populated country in the world • your social studies teacher (last name) • what dynasty overthrew the shang dynasty • first Chinese dynasty according to legend • ...
Famous Buildings 2023-05-18
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- Swiss mountain station
- London suspension bridge
- Italian bell tower
- French Gothic cathedral
- Japanese castle
- American theme park
- Yemeni palace
- Honduran pyramid
- American Art Deco ocean liner
- Malaysian skyscraper
- British royal palace
- Natural American wonder
- San Francisco public park
- Tallest building in the world
- Italian city state
- Italian Gothic cathedral
- London cathedral
- Italian Gothic basilica
- Peruvian Incan citadel
- American neon sign museum
- American legislative building
- Toronto skyscraper
- Egyptian tombs
- French royal palace
- Mughal mausoleum
- Roman amphitheater
- Croatian cathedral
- Ancient Greek citadel
- German hilltop castle
- Indian sandstone fort
- San Francisco suspension bridge
- Home of US President
- British royal abbey
- Iranian Armenian cathedral
- Australian natural harbor
- Canadian geodesic dome
- Indian colonial fort
- Chinese skyscrapers
- London skyscraper
- Brazilian Art Deco statue
- American hydroelectric dam
- Chinese Taoist temple
- American Victorian mansion
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- Chinese imperial palace
- Australian performing arts center
- Chinese city gate
- Indonesian mosque
- Greek ruins
- Russian Orthodox cathedral
- Scottish castle
- Chinese fortification
- Scottish castle
- London clock tower
- Cambodian temple
- Japanese theme park
- Brazilian diplomatic palace
- Sri Lankan fortress
- Russian art museum
- Hong Kong monument
- German neoclassical monument
- American mid century modern architecture
- Indian Mughal palace
- Italian Baroque palace
- Spanish fortress
- Russian public square
- Parisian landmark
- German feudal castle
- New York Art Deco skyscraper
- Symbol of freedom
- London observation wheel
- German fairytale castle
- Paris art museum
- Spanish basilica
- Ukrainian neoclassical opera house
- Chinese mausoleum
- Mayan ruins
76 Clues: Greek ruins • Mayan ruins • Yemeni palace • Egyptian tombs • Scottish castle • Japanese castle • Scottish castle • Honduran pyramid • Cambodian temple • London cathedral • Spanish fortress • Paris art museum • Mughal mausoleum • Spanish basilica • Chinese city gate • Indonesian mosque • Parisian landmark • Symbol of freedom • Chinese mausoleum • London skyscraper • Italian bell tower • London clock tower • ...
Cross-Cultural Interaction- Patel 3rd (no spaces) 2024-10-15
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- Region near the Great Lakes with a social hierarchy and exchange of goods due to a river
- A cultural example of Arabic and African trade interaction used in commercial city-states
- Locations that housed merchants of varying origins through their journeys
- A grand temple inside a wall that was used by 2 religions
- A subclass of a religion which originated in Japan due to samurai
- A subclass of a religion which emphasizes rebirth and accepts all
- A direct effect of a large empire uniting Afro-Eurasia which led to greater innovation and exploration
- 5 main cities with other, smaller settlements that traded turquoise with Mesopotamia
- Javanese kingdom that had agricultural wealth and Hindu-Buddhist blending
- African trading city with Chinese + Islamic cross cultural interaction and centers of learning
- A Islamic tower built on the ruins of another religion
- Chinese inventions that facilitated the Sea Roads and had specialized hulls
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- Arabic scholar who traveled around Afro-Eurasia, recording his findings such as Islam in Africa
- Name given to a group of people similar to the Mongols in conquering and facilitating cross-cultural interaction
- A semi-religious philosophy that adopted elements of Buddhism
- A Chinese invention to create a common currency for trade
- A Mongol bureaucratic center where people of various religions were brought together for the sake of skilled innovation
- Arabian/Indian inventions on the Sea Roads built with triangular sails
- A Chinese Muslim ruler whose actions led to the spread of Chinese inventions
- Merchant settlements that were huge sources of cultural diffusion
- An extremely rich ruler who collected revenue from trans-Saharan trade and spread wealth on his hajj
- A Chinese dynastic title adopted by the Mongols
22 Clues: A Chinese dynastic title adopted by the Mongols • A Islamic tower built on the ruins of another religion • A Chinese invention to create a common currency for trade • A grand temple inside a wall that was used by 2 religions • A semi-religious philosophy that adopted elements of Buddhism • A subclass of a religion which originated in Japan due to samurai • ...
East Asia in the Medieval Period 2018-11-08
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- Chinese Buddhism focusing on harmony with nature
- the early credit based system of Song China...making trade easier and safer
- female Vietnamese rebel leaders against Chinese rule
- revived during the Sui, Tang, and Song to choose bureaucrats
- a division of the Mongol Empire after the death of Genghis
- Buddhism in Japan that blends a reverence of nature into its practice
- Japanese feudal warlords
- the Mongol Peace...thriving economic trade connections
- the best of the best students scoring on the civil service exam
- the Medieval Period of China began with the collapse of the Han
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- the political philosophy favored by late Tang and Song emperors...
- written by Lady Murasaki...a look into Japanese court life
- the process of adopting Chinese culture by non-Chinese peoples
- type of Chinese Buddhism focusing on salvation...popular with masses
- the purposeful policy of Japanese rulers to "sinify" Japan
- the massive "unifying" building project of the Sui Dynasty
16 Clues: Japanese feudal warlords • Chinese Buddhism focusing on harmony with nature • female Vietnamese rebel leaders against Chinese rule • the Mongol Peace...thriving economic trade connections • written by Lady Murasaki...a look into Japanese court life • the purposeful policy of Japanese rulers to "sinify" Japan • ...
Happy New Year! 2019-02-03
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- The lion dance is performed to drive away evil spirits and bring good _____.
- What children will receive in red envelop during Chinese new year?
- We visit our _______ and friends during Chinese New Year.
- this is an action like this: 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0
- something that can burn brightly and colourfully into the sky
- People say this word and raise their glass before they drink
- 2018 is the year of _____.
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- number of animals in the Chinese zodiac
- a tool which is for picking up food
- A big,round,red object which is hung high in the house.
- the animal for the year 2019 in the Chinese calendar
- the colour which is believed to drive away bad luck.
- To celebrate new year, we will wear new _____.
- the month that follows December
- This is a Chinese traditional art which is done by scissors and paper.
15 Clues: 2018 is the year of _____. • the month that follows December • a tool which is for picking up food • number of animals in the Chinese zodiac • To celebrate new year, we will wear new _____. • this is an action like this: 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0 • the animal for the year 2019 in the Chinese calendar • the colour which is believed to drive away bad luck. • ...
Chapter 6 Festivals and Celebrations 2023-01-06
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- a kind of bamboos that can release the sound of"bang”
- I’m a Rabbit in the Chinese zodiac and 2023 is my ___________year
- A kind of food we eat on Mid-Autumn Festival
- _____________Festival is a traditional Chinese festival which falls on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month
- _____________cuttings are decorations we put up on windows in Spring Festival
- Chinese worship the god of____________for good fortune
- Red_______________ containing money are given by parents in Chinese New Year
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- ______ off = to start
- Cai Ming is a regular actress in Spring Festival _____________
- _____________boat festival is called “Duan Wu” in Chinese
- ______back = come from
- ____________dinner brings people together on New Years’ Eve
- to take part in special enjoyable activities in order to show that a particular occasion is important
- We put up _____________ beside doors to express hopes for the future
- 2023 is the Year of the _____________
15 Clues: ______ off = to start • ______back = come from • 2023 is the Year of the _____________ • A kind of food we eat on Mid-Autumn Festival • a kind of bamboos that can release the sound of"bang” • Chinese worship the god of____________for good fortune • _____________boat festival is called “Duan Wu” in Chinese • ____________dinner brings people together on New Years’ Eve • ...
History 2024-04-29
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- a region in the Huang He River valley, where Chinese civilization began
- a part or section of a country
- places, usually in a desert, where water can be found
- location where ruins were found from the Shang dynasty, China's first civilization
- a system of government based on landowners and tenants
- a person who works for a government
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature
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- a stream or river that feeds into a larger stream, river, or lake
- the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature
- a line of rulers in China that ruled after the Shang dynasty
- a power or law believed to be granted by the heavens
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience to laws
- light, fertile soil that yields bountiful grain crops
- one of the first Chinese dynasties, ruled from 1750 to 1040 B.C.E.
15 Clues: a part or section of a country • a person who works for a government • the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature • a power or law believed to be granted by the heavens • a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior • light, fertile soil that yields bountiful grain crops • places, usually in a desert, where water can be found • ...
Asia 2025-10-20
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- The ruler of an empire or dynasty; in China, the highest authority in the imperial system.
- He, A Chinese Muslim admiral who led seven major voyages across Asia and Africa, showcasing China’s wealth and power.
- Dynasty, The final imperial dynasty of China; maintained Chinese traditions and expanded the empire’s borders.
- States Period, A period of civil war in Japan where local lords (daimyo) fought for power.
- People from northeast Asia who invaded China, overthrew the Ming, and established the Qing Dynasty.
- Shogunate, The military government that unified Japan under Tokugawa Ieyasu and established order.
- A series of rulers from the same family; a period in which one family maintains power over a country.
- Hongwu’s son; promoted exploration and moved the capital to Beijing; sponsored Zheng He’s voyages.
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- System, A system where foreign nations had to pay tribute and perform rituals like the “kowtow” to trade with China, showing respect and submission.
- Dynasty, The Chinese dynasty that defeated the Mongols and restored Chinese rule, focusing on stability, agriculture, and power.
- Qing emperor who ruled for 60 years; reduced government expenses, lowered taxes, and supported scholars.
- Founder and first emperor of the Ming Dynasty; restored farmland, erased Mongol influence, and strengthened Chinese traditions.
- Powerful Japanese feudal lords who ruled local lands and had their own armies of samurai.
- A policy of limiting foreign influence and trade; under the Ming, China restricted contact with outsiders and allowed limited trade at specific ports.
- Country Policy, Japan’s policy to isolate itself from most foreign contact; only the Dutch and Chinese could trade at Nagasaki port.
- Grandson of Kangxi; expanded China to its largest size and brought great prosperity.
- A ritual of kneeling and touching one’s head to the ground in respect to the Chinese emperor.
17 Clues: Grandson of Kangxi; expanded China to its largest size and brought great prosperity. • Powerful Japanese feudal lords who ruled local lands and had their own armies of samurai. • The ruler of an empire or dynasty; in China, the highest authority in the imperial system. • ...
Confucian Ethics 2016-01-19
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- = ___________ piety (Hsiao) is the quality in children of showing respect and care for their parents and all ancestors
- = Foretelling the future
- = Government or institution in which individuals are awarded office based on their education and talents rather than on their birth or social status
- = Chinese dynasty that promoted Confucian texts and education (also time of deification of Laozi and Confucius)
- = Chinese philosopher (d. 289 BCE), who argued that rulers should provide for the common people
- = Naturalistic Chinese philosophy calling on people to live in harmony with nature
- = Chinese dynasty that favored authoritarian rule and outlawed Confucian texts
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- = “Noble person, aristocrat, gentleman” (the refined human ideal in Confucianism)
- = A system of thought in China based on proper human relationships and family respect
- = Benevolence, empathy
- = propriety, ritual, etiquette
- = Authoritarian school of philosophy
- = Chinese name of Confucius
- = Book containing the sayings attributed to Confucius
- = Confucius lived at the time of the ___________ dynasty
15 Clues: = Benevolence, empathy • = Foretelling the future • = Chinese name of Confucius • = propriety, ritual, etiquette • = Authoritarian school of philosophy • = Book containing the sayings attributed to Confucius • = Confucius lived at the time of the ___________ dynasty • = Chinese dynasty that favored authoritarian rule and outlawed Confucian texts • ...
Tūtū’s 95th 2022-04-01
27 Clues: Dad • Mom • Fish • Sport • Faith • Dessert • Sinatra • Pasttime • Lipstick • First pet • Grandkids • Book Genre • High School • Chinese Dish • Chinese Name • Middle School • KauKau Korner • Hospital born • Papaya pairing • Childhood City • Oldest Sibling • Favorite Color • Great-Grandkids • Day of week born • Youngest Sibling • Blonde or Black? • Elementary School
China: Empires in Collision 2023-03-30
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- Chinese dynasty that succeeded the Ming Dynasty
- nomadic group who overtook the Ming Dynasty led by Nurhaci
- wealthy merchants who engaged in Chinese trades with the outside world during Qing dynasty
- rebellious daughter who argued that liberated women were an integral part of the Chinese society
- Chinese movement to industrialize and modernize but that had limited success
- rebellion to expel Westernizers from China to limit their imperialist power over China
- Confucian scholar and emperor of Qing dynasty who induced a high sense of Sinification
- the war between China and Britain due to the trade imbalances caused by a drug
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- state of China when the area was dominated by Western powers but retained its own government
- Civil War caused by China's loss in Opium War
- last emperor of Qing dynasty who established a republican government in China
- semi-Christianized prophet who established the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and proclaimed himself the younger brother of Jesus
- distinguished official who was ordered by the emperor to stamp out the opium trade in China
- Chinese emperor who rejected British trading requests because he saw Europeans as "barbarians"
- ultraconservative Chinese empress who supported the Boxer Rebellion to eliminate Western influences from China
- an act that represents obedience to the emperor
16 Clues: Civil War caused by China's loss in Opium War • Chinese dynasty that succeeded the Ming Dynasty • an act that represents obedience to the emperor • nomadic group who overtook the Ming Dynasty led by Nurhaci • Chinese movement to industrialize and modernize but that had limited success • last emperor of Qing dynasty who established a republican government in China • ...
APWH Asia (China, Japan, India, and Philippines)(Unit 1) 2020-08-31
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- This is when a religion adapts to a new region
- This term can be used to describe both Medieval Europe and Medieval Japan
- Also know as "Flying Cash"
- This Chinese dynasty was know for their technological innovation, economic prosperity, and weak military
- This kingdom was founded in South India and resisted Islamic invasion
- This Islamic Empire was founded in North India
- This Chinese Dynasty was known for their naval power and maritime trade
- This religion originated from India but made its way into China
- This Philippine Empire conquered most of the 17,000 islands in the region
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- This act was performed on young girls in order to show off a family's wealth
- An islamic governor or ruler
- This was an invention from China that we still use today to make guns
- These were the Japanese equivalent of European knights
- A religion originating in India and very prominent in South India
- This religion originated in the Middle East but soon made its way into India
- A syncretic religion that attempted to blur the line between Hinduism and Islam
- This Chinese dynasty was founded by the Mongols
- This Chinese belief was founded in logic and reasoning and was the basis of their education system
- This Chinese belief taught that there should be harmony with nature
19 Clues: Also know as "Flying Cash" • An islamic governor or ruler • This is when a religion adapts to a new region • This Islamic Empire was founded in North India • This Chinese dynasty was founded by the Mongols • These were the Japanese equivalent of European knights • This religion originated from India but made its way into China • ...
Crocodile Ramen 1 2023-09-23
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- A restaurant in Taiwan has a new ingredient – ________________ foot.
- Ramen is popular ______________ the world.
- It is Chinese-style noodles in a ___________ or miso broth.
- A restaurant in Taiwan has a new ___________________ – crocodile foot.
- It is Chinese-style ______________ in a soy or miso broth.
- It is Chinese-style noodles in a soy or ____________ broth.
- There is a _____________ wait to eat at the restaurant.
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- Toppings include ___________, seaweed and bamboo.
- ___________ is popular around the world.
- Ramen is ______________ around the world.
- _____________ include pork, seaweed and bamboo.
- Toppings include pork, _____________ and bamboo.
- It is Chinese-style noodles in a soy or miso ______________.
- Photos of it have __________________ on social media.
- Toppings include pork, seaweed and _____________.
- Internet users call it "________________ ramen".
16 Clues: ___________ is popular around the world. • Ramen is ______________ around the world. • Ramen is popular ______________ the world. • _____________ include pork, seaweed and bamboo. • Toppings include pork, _____________ and bamboo. • Internet users call it "________________ ramen". • Toppings include ___________, seaweed and bamboo. • ...
Ancient China Vocabulary 2025-02-12
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- the spread of ideas, goods, and tech from one culture to one another
- the practice using fine needles through the skin at points to cure disease or pain
- a farmer with a small farm
- Chinese philosopher was the most famous daoist teacher laozi is credited with writing "the way and it's power" 500s to 400s bc
- a person of high rank who owned land but owed loyalty to his king
- Chinese philosopher emphasized ethical behavior for individuals and governments most influential teacher in Chinese history 551-479 bc
- The Chinese belief that people were bad to nature and needed to be controlled
- a hard gemstone commonly used for jewelry
- a series of Chinese trade routes
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- ruler of China he united it for the first time built roads and canals and began the great wall of china imposed systems of laws, money, writing, and weights
- device that is used to determine the strength of an earthquake
- a barrier made of walls across China northern frontier
- a philosophy based on the ideas of Confunctions the focuses on morality, family order, social harmony, and government
- a philosophy that developed in china and stressed the belief that one should live in harmony with the Doa, the guiding force of all reality
- moral values
- device that used shadows to determine the time
- a prediction made by a wise person who makes predictions
- a highly valued Chinese fabric developed in china
18 Clues: moral values • a farmer with a small farm • a series of Chinese trade routes • a hard gemstone commonly used for jewelry • device that used shadows to determine the time • a highly valued Chinese fabric developed in china • a barrier made of walls across China northern frontier • a prediction made by a wise person who makes predictions • ...
subjets 2021-08-18
13 Clues: music • dance • english • chinese • visualarts • mathematics • performingarts • readingtolearn • generalstudies • learningtolearn • religiousstudies • physicaleducation • lifevalueeducation
Chinese Crossword 2012-12-01
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- Men and women both had _____ hair because they believed it was a gift from their parents.
- What was discovered in March 1974 in China?
- What was the name of the popular board game that was around in 2000 B.C.?
- China is one of the ______ written languages.
- What was accidentally discovered by alchemists in the 9th century A.D.?
- What was the name of the rule that started building the Great Wall of China?
- What was the name of the dynasty that finished the Great Wall of China?
- What was the name of the dynasty that ruled 589-618 B.C.?
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- What traditionally did women do to their feet?
- What took over 2000 years to build?
- What is the name of the bush that tea is made from?
- What did China invent from silk worms?
- How many days would the Chinese people have to wait until they buried the dead?
- The Great Wall of China is more that ______ long.
14 Clues: What took over 2000 years to build? • What did China invent from silk worms? • What was discovered in March 1974 in China? • China is one of the ______ written languages. • What traditionally did women do to their feet? • The Great Wall of China is more that ______ long. • What is the name of the bush that tea is made from? • ...
Chinese Vocabulary 2023-06-20
Chinese geography 2022-05-12
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- Earths highest mountain above sea level.
- Was an imperial dynasty of China that ruled from 618 to 907 AD
- An idyllic, often imaginary past time of peace, prosperity, and happiness
- The longest river in Asia
- A mountain in Zhangjiajie in the Hunan Province
- A series of fortifications that were built across the historical northern borders
- Was a successor state to the Mongol Empire
- Was the second imperial dynasty of China, established by Liu Bang and ruled by the House of Liu.
- A vast, arid region in northern China and southern Mongolia.
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- The second-longest river in China
- Was the Manchu-led last dynasty in the imperial history of China
- Also known as the Qinghai and the Qing-Zang Plateau or as the Himalayan Plateau in India.
- Belonging to the very distant and no longer in existence.
- The Martial King of Zhou
14 Clues: The Martial King of Zhou • The longest river in Asia • The second-longest river in China • Earths highest mountain above sea level. • Was a successor state to the Mongol Empire • A mountain in Zhangjiajie in the Hunan Province • Belonging to the very distant and no longer in existence. • A vast, arid region in northern China and southern Mongolia. • ...
CHINESE INSTRUMENTS 2025-10-21
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- a double-headed Chinese war drum shaped like a barrel
- A a very ancient wind instrument with a soft tone
- free-reed wind instrument known for its mellow, clarinet-like sound. Its name co
- carved shaped like a fish struck like a mallet
- drum played strapped to the waist called a waist drum
- four-stringed, pear-shaped instrument with narrow neck
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- plucked string instrument with a round, lute-like body, a long, straight neck, and four strings
- two-stringed, bowed Chinese musical instrument, also known as the "Chinese violin" or "southern fiddle"
- large, circular, metal percussion instrument usually bronze
- flat soundboard with multiple strings stretched across it, and is played by plucking the strings has 16 to 21 strings
- a set of ancient bronze bells hung in a wooden frame and struck with mallets
- a two-stringed Chinese bowed instrument smallest and highest pitched instrument
- loud, double-reed wind instrument from China, also known as the "Chinese trumpet" or laba
- bamboo flute with a distinctive buzzing sound
14 Clues: bamboo flute with a distinctive buzzing sound • carved shaped like a fish struck like a mallet • A a very ancient wind instrument with a soft tone • a double-headed Chinese war drum shaped like a barrel • drum played strapped to the waist called a waist drum • four-stringed, pear-shaped instrument with narrow neck • ...
Chinese New Year crosswords 2025-12-02
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- Type of calendar that the Chinese new year is based on.
- The mythical monster frightened away by loud noises and red colour.
- Number of animals in the Chinese calendar.
- What children receive in red envelopes if they have been good?
- The lucky character often displayed upside down to symbolise blessings arriving.
- Season in which Chinese New Year takes place.
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- Fruit that symbolises wealth and good fortune.
- Animal for the year 2026 in the Chinese calendar.
- These are decorated, hung in the temples, and carried during a parade.
- The first animal in the Chinese zodiac.
- Must have dish for Chinese New Year dinner.
- Colour that is believed to drive away bad luck.
12 Clues: The first animal in the Chinese zodiac. • Number of animals in the Chinese calendar. • Must have dish for Chinese New Year dinner. • Season in which Chinese New Year takes place. • Fruit that symbolises wealth and good fortune. • Colour that is believed to drive away bad luck. • Animal for the year 2026 in the Chinese calendar. • ...
Ela 504 Nov 29th 2022-11-29
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- a girl's name or sunrise
- where your neighbour lives; enter a room through this
- to exchange money but it is not a preposition
- the day when the Sun and the Moon meet
- the last chance; used for drinking
- a moving verb; Amy in the past tense
- equal shape where you meet people
- move towards you; sounds like a boy's name
- what you do when you hear something humorous
- enter a prize or make a picture; not something you put things in
- the majority Chinese race; Allen
- imperial measurement or body part; the bottom of a mountain
- a kind of a problem; my teacher has none
- a direction; sounds like part of Yu Ge
- Chinese island; what you say when you see your grandma
- name of an important person or story
- cardinal direction; first syllable of your city
- conditional word; sounds like Hao Run
- object pronoun; Yiran or Minwen
- American magazine; it never stands still
- past tense used for cutting wood
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- a group of aquatic animals who learn a lot
- the only place where tomorrow comes before yesterday
- somewhere you go; sounds like Alisa
- this animal is the same as where it lives
- a king who is always in a straight line
- this food makes you crazy
- preposition that you do to hit the golf ball in a hole
- a party for Cinderella but with no sport
- a hole in the ground; to look at silver in Chinese
- this Chinese city will hurt you
- someone in fiction used to write Chinese
- part of your foot in the Chinese army
- question word for a Chinese person
- accept responsibility for causing an earthquake
- an opposite lady married to Uncle Onymn.
- used to help food taste better
- a small purple fruit; goes before on
- check your knowledge; you get every day outside
- to put something up; sounds like a city with a lake
- this superhero is good at baseball
41 Clues: a girl's name or sunrise • this food makes you crazy • used to help food taste better • this Chinese city will hurt you • object pronoun; Yiran or Minwen • the majority Chinese race; Allen • past tense used for cutting wood • equal shape where you meet people • the last chance; used for drinking • question word for a Chinese person • this superhero is good at baseball • ...
Roman, Arabic, Chinese, and Hindi invention Crossword 2021-11-11
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- the Romans uses this to create dome roofs and vaulted ceilings.
- they created these tools to operate operations and was invented by the Romans.
- it was invented by the Romans and in today’s time it is a house/room for rent that you usually pay every month.
- it is a measuring tool that is commonly twelve inch long and was introduced to us by Indus-Hindi civilization.
- it is a traditional Chinese treatment where they use thin, solid, metallic needles that penetrates certain part of the body.
- it was invented by the Romans to spread news around their town.
- used for guns and in Chinese it is called huo yao meaning flaming medicine.
- it was invented by the Chinese during the Han dynasty and usually partnered with ball pen.
- it is a numeral system that is originated in Rome.
- it was invented by Romans and they created this path to withstand time.
- the Chinese are famous for this and they are made with ceramics that are usually vases.
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- it is also another type of surgery in order for us to treat or blurry eyesight. Also introduced by the said civilization.
- it was invented by the Arabic. It is used for writing and the first known record of it was from Al-Tahimi’s book.
- it is a device that is used to detect the ground’s movement during an earthquake and was created by a Chinese astronomer Zhang Heng.
- this is a type of surgery where you want to change a certain part of your body. It was introduced by the Indus-Hindi civilization
- it is the standard for denoting integer and non-integer numbers and was also invented Indus-Hindi civilization.
- this invention was famously invented by the Chinese, it was used for worship by ancient china but today it is used to know the right direction.
- first soap that has a pleasant smell and was invented by the Arabic.
- it was invented by the Chinese during the Tang dynasty
- Invented by the Arabic. This is also the first model or version of the flying machine.
20 Clues: it is a numeral system that is originated in Rome. • it was invented by the Chinese during the Tang dynasty • the Romans uses this to create dome roofs and vaulted ceilings. • it was invented by the Romans to spread news around their town. • first soap that has a pleasant smell and was invented by the Arabic. • ...
East Asia Review Crossword 2013-11-25
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- This is the name of a famous trade route across northern China.
- This person's ideas influenced China to create a civil service exam.
- These individuals did the most to spread Buddhism.
- This ultimate goal is common to Hinduism and Buddhism.
- This is the name of the ship developed by the Han dynasty.
- This is where the majority of Chinese live today.
- This is a technique used to farm mountainous land.
- This is the way that the Zhou Dynasty justified their overthrow of the Shang Dynasty and justified their rule.
- This is the river that the Mauryan and Gupta empires developed along.
- This is a book of Confucius quotes.
- This is yellow silt that is left by the Huang He river.
- After this battle, emperor Asoka converted to Buddhism.
- This culture group arrived in India through the Kyber Pass.
- This Chinese dynasty's greatest contribution was poetry and literature.
- This engineering accomplishment was completed in the Sui Dynasty.
- This is the Chinese dynasty credited with block printing and the compass.
- This term describes Chinese buildings being oriented into nature and harmony with the heavens.
- Chinese civilization began along this river.
- The Great Wall was able to be built because of this philosophy.
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- Life is suffering is party of this which was preached by Buddha.
- This, a type of suicide, was committed by Samurai warriors.
- These mountains separate India from the rest of Asia.
- This is a repressive practice towards women practiced in the Tang and Song dynasties.
- Indian civilization began along this river.
- Shintoism believes in worshiping these spirits.
- This is the name of the European who traveled China during Mongol rule.
- This is the Indian word for caste.
- This is the Chinese dynasty controlled by the Mongols.
- This is the term that refers to periodic chaos in Chinese history.
- Army of clay soldiers created by Emperor Qin.
- This is the "Golden Age" of India, and included developing the concept of zero.
- This is the first leader of the Mongol Empire.
- This dynasty is known for writing records on oracle bones.
33 Clues: This is the Indian word for caste. • This is a book of Confucius quotes. • Indian civilization began along this river. • Chinese civilization began along this river. • Army of clay soldiers created by Emperor Qin. • This is the first leader of the Mongol Empire. • Shintoism believes in worshiping these spirits. • This is where the majority of Chinese live today. • ...
Chinese Culture 2023-01-24
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- A chinese language starting with Ca...
- what is the Chinese Zodiac for 2023?
- A place of worship in Chinese Culture
- Unlucky Number in Chinese Culture
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- A repeating 12-year cycle of animal signs and their ascribed attributes, based on the lunar calendar.
- Animal symbol of bad luck in Chinese Culture
- Lucky number in Chinese Culture
- The red panda is classified as E.....
- What do Red Panda's mostly eat?
- Lucky colour in Chinese Culture
10 Clues: Lucky number in Chinese Culture • What do Red Panda's mostly eat? • Lucky colour in Chinese Culture • Unlucky Number in Chinese Culture • what is the Chinese Zodiac for 2023? • The red panda is classified as E..... • A place of worship in Chinese Culture • A chinese language starting with Ca... • Animal symbol of bad luck in Chinese Culture • ...
China Quiz 2023-02-28
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- What is the name of the Chinese province that is famous for its tea production?
- What is the capital city of China?
- What is the name of the highest mountain in Germany?
- What is the first name of the German tennis player who won the Wimbledon singles title in 1985 and 1993?
- Which German city is famous for its Christmas market?
- Whatis Germany's national dish?
- What is the name of the Chinese dish made with steamed dumplings filled with pork and cabbage?
- What is the name of the river that is considered the "mother river" of China?
- What is the name of the Chinese sport that involves a ball and a circular net?
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- What is the name of the German soccer league?
- What is the name of the Chinese sport that involves a shuttlecock and a racquet-like object?
- What is the name of the Chinese martial art that involves slow, flowing movements?
- What is the name of the Chinese city that is known as the "Venice of the East"?
- What is the name of the German car manufacturer that produces the luxury brand Audi?
- In which German city can you find the Brandenburg Gate?
- What is the name of the famous German composer of classical music who wrote Symphony No. 9 (surname)?
- Which German city is famous for its beer festival, Oktoberfest?
- What is the name of the Chinese city that is home to the famous Terracotta Warriors?
18 Clues: Whatis Germany's national dish? • What is the capital city of China? • What is the name of the German soccer league? • What is the name of the highest mountain in Germany? • Which German city is famous for its Christmas market? • In which German city can you find the Brandenburg Gate? • Which German city is famous for its beer festival, Oktoberfest? • ...
Ancient Chinese Vocabulary Assignment 2015-11-01
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- First Chinese dynasty where written evidence exists; flourished 1600 to 1046 BCE.
- A series of rulers from the same family.
- Large River creating a thriving river valley.
- Remembered as prosperous era in Chinese History.
- The group of people who carry out the work of the government.
- The animal bones or tortoise shells used by ancient Chinese priests to communicate with the gods.
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- World's longest man made structure built to keep invaders from the north out of China.
- Family members from past generations.
- Longest major river in China.
- Worthy, deserving recognition and praise.
- Chinese dynasty in 200s BCE.
- An inheritance.
- One of the most influential philosophies in Chinese history focused on duty and public service.
13 Clues: An inheritance. • Chinese dynasty in 200s BCE. • Longest major river in China. • Family members from past generations. • A series of rulers from the same family. • Worthy, deserving recognition and praise. • Large River creating a thriving river valley. • Remembered as prosperous era in Chinese History. • The group of people who carry out the work of the government. • ...
World Music: China 2021-05-26
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- "Large drum"
- "Board fiddle"
- Hand-held pipe organ
- pear-shaped Chinese lute
- "Ancient harp"
- "Peking opera fiddle"
- One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China
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- One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China
- Chinese bowed string instruments
- The "low end" of the Chinese orchestra
- Most popular of the bowed, string instruments
- Used to announce the arrive of royalty
- This 7-string is the quietest of a Chinese instruments
13 Clues: "Large drum" • "Board fiddle" • "Ancient harp" • Hand-held pipe organ • "Peking opera fiddle" • pear-shaped Chinese lute • Chinese bowed string instruments • The "low end" of the Chinese orchestra • Used to announce the arrive of royalty • Most popular of the bowed, string instruments • One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China • ...
Chinese New Year 2023-02-01
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- The red paper... are sent into the air
- My Chinese... sign is the tiger
- If you were born in 2012, your zodiac sign is...
- The average Chinese... knows 8.000 characters
- Chinese New Year is based on the... calender
- Chinese New Year is a...
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- If you were born in 2005, your zodiac sign is...
- The Chinese people... their houses
- Chinese new year is an... celebration
- Chinese New Year is also called the... festival
10 Clues: Chinese New Year is a... • My Chinese... sign is the tiger • The Chinese people... their houses • Chinese new year is an... celebration • The red paper... are sent into the air • Chinese New Year is based on the... calender • The average Chinese... knows 8.000 characters • Chinese New Year is also called the... festival • If you were born in 2005, your zodiac sign is... • ...
They Don't Mean It 1 2022-12-09
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- 183 changes little by little and not quickly
- 184 noise-makers for CNY
- 187 very crowded
- 187 ate quickly and happily
- 185 the hardest dish for CNY dinner
- the "Y" in CNY
- 184 what Mother used to use to kill the fish
- 187 food served after dinner, usually sweet
- 187 a nutty flavor sometimes used in cookies
- 184 Western New Year
- 183 calling someone old and fat in Chinese culture
- 184 about the moon
- 186 where guests choose and put the food on their own plates before sitting down to eat
- 184 about the sun
- the "C" in CNY
- 185 the longest day of the coldest part of the year
- how Mary describes her family
- one of the families invited to the CNY party
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- 187 a "magic" word
- 185 made of algae and fungus
- a place in most big cities known for Chinese culture
- 183 a beautiful look in America
- 185 If you clean on new years day you will have this
- the main character's Chinese name
- 183 Eating soup in Chinese culture is different from American culture
- What his friends always call Mary's brother
- the main character's American name
- 187 Monday through Friday
- one of the families invited to the CNY party
- the "N" in CNY
- 187 bad things about something
- one of the families invited to the CNY party
- 183 causing sadness in other people
33 Clues: the "Y" in CNY • the "C" in CNY • the "N" in CNY • 187 very crowded • 184 about the sun • 187 a "magic" word • 184 about the moon • 184 Western New Year • 184 noise-makers for CNY • 187 Monday through Friday • 187 ate quickly and happily • 185 made of algae and fungus • how Mary describes her family • 187 bad things about something • 183 a beautiful look in America • ...
History Test #5 2023-11-16
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- world's largest city; capital of Japan
- capital Taipei
- capital Seoul
- capital Manila
- world's third largest country; capital is Beijing
- found in Japan
- Italian trader who wrote a book about his experiences in China once he returned to Europe
- where a move for freedom was brutally crushed in 1989
- a Chinese tower with many stories, each with its own roof
- Japan's most famous landmark
- only Southeast Asian country never under European rule; capital is Bangkok
- cities in Japan
- trade route between China and the Roman Empire
- Chinese philosopher and teacher
- Communist Chinese leader
- silk, paper, printing are all discoveries of which people
- Nationalist Chinese leader
- "Father of American Missions"
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- world's coldest desert (outside Antarctica)
- the fractional part of the world's population that lives in China
- the main food crop of China
- remained Communist after the Korean War
- emperor who ordered the completion of the Great Wall of China
- largest empire in history
- capital Singapore
- called the "Land of the Rising Sun"
- the dynasty that China got its name from
- emperor of Japan during WWII
- world's largest island
- often referred to as the "spice islands" or "East Indies"
- "Father of Faith Missions"
- world's longest man-made waterway
- missionary who was martyred in Communist China
- Where the Nationalists flee to after the Communist takeover of mainland China
34 Clues: capital Seoul • capital Taipei • capital Manila • found in Japan • cities in Japan • capital Singapore • world's largest island • Communist Chinese leader • largest empire in history • "Father of Faith Missions" • Nationalist Chinese leader • the main food crop of China • Japan's most famous landmark • emperor of Japan during WWII • "Father of American Missions" • ...
imperialism in china 2018-01-09
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- Chinese attempt to rid China of foreign domination
- Peasant revolt
- An unequal treaty signed by the Chinese as a result of the Chinese losing the Opium War
- When a stronger country exploits a weaker one
- Chinese ports were divided up among the Europeans (part of the Treaty of Nanjing)
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- The British in China did not have to obey Chinese law
- China's last dynasty
- Chinese nationalist leader who became China's first president and implemented his three principles of the people
- of the People Nationalism, Democracy, and the peoples livelihood
- The British and Chinese fought over the sale of Opium to the Chinese
10 Clues: Peasant revolt • China's last dynasty • When a stronger country exploits a weaker one • Chinese attempt to rid China of foreign domination • The British in China did not have to obey Chinese law • of the People Nationalism, Democracy, and the peoples livelihood • The British and Chinese fought over the sale of Opium to the Chinese • ...
Japan During Medieval Times 2022-04-13
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- capital city modeled after Chang'an in China
- atacked Japan twice, but were defeated by typhoons
- a member of a ruler's court
- one who rules in the name of another
- powerful warrior class in Japan
- tower building in Buddhist monastery
- simplified Chinese characters that stand for Japanese syllables
- seized power in 1185, ending the Heian Period
- ritual suicide
- present day Tokyo
- a poetic form modeled after Chinese poetry
- the sun goddess
- the way of the gods
- the spread of cultural elements from one society to another
- Chinese writing
- the military government capital of Yoritomo
- Buddhist sect believing that all men could reach paradise
- American Commodore who forced open Japanese trade
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- a ruling class of noble families
- the art of beautiful writing
- a kind of Chinese court music adopted by Japan
- commander in chief
- Buddhist sect emphasizing effort and discipline
- imperial sword, jewel, mirror
- samurai code "The Way of the Warrior"
- "The Tale of the _____" was written by Murasaki Shikibu
- land holding warrior-lords
- closed Japan's doors to foreigners and banned Christianity
- Shinto nature spirits
- prince regent who took an active interest in Korean and Chinese culture
- the "Golden Age" period of Japanese history
- noble family that controlled Japan for almost 300 years
- Japanese drama
- divine wind
- semi-independent clans in Japan
35 Clues: divine wind • ritual suicide • Japanese drama • the sun goddess • Chinese writing • present day Tokyo • commander in chief • the way of the gods • Shinto nature spirits • land holding warrior-lords • a member of a ruler's court • the art of beautiful writing • imperial sword, jewel, mirror • powerful warrior class in Japan • semi-independent clans in Japan • a ruling class of noble families • ...
Ancient China 2020-01-16
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- Small narrow boat with flat bottom
- High ranking government official
- Varnish used to protect items and make them more beautiful
- opposits that balance each other in nature
- Ancient Chinese treatment for healing,uses needles
- Giant palace built in the center of Beijing City
- A type of baked clay Ceramic, used to make the terracotta soldiers
- Writing style, considered art form
- An important invention used for fireworks and weapons
- Mythical creature, serpent that can fly
- Legendary monster that terrorized Chinese villages
- Religion originated in India
- nomadic people who often raided China
- Luxurious material made from cocoons of silk worms.
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- One of the three major religions of Ancient China
- A religious temple built as a tower with many tiers and roofs
- Chinese explorer during Ming Dynasty
- a wall built along the northern border of China
- First emoeror of China, Qin Shi Huang united China under one rule
- Philosophy based on teaching of Confucius
- most important art forms in Ancient China
- ceramic invented by Chinese, thin strong and beautiful known as "China"
- type of Chinese sailboat that is typically flat bottomed
- three major philosophies of Ancient China
- covering made by silk worms,used to make silk
- Very tall grass with hallow stem like tubes
- Rule of country is passed down to family members
27 Clues: Religion originated in India • High ranking government official • Small narrow boat with flat bottom • Writing style, considered art form • Chinese explorer during Ming Dynasty • nomadic people who often raided China • Mythical creature, serpent that can fly • Philosophy based on teaching of Confucius • most important art forms in Ancient China • ...
Ancient China Xia to Qin 2024-03-20
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- dynasty that ruled over the kingdom of China in the 1100s BC
- people of high rank granted plots by Zhou kings
- metallic material used for sculpting
- the guiding force of all reality
- longest river in China
- animal domesticated by early Chinese
- dynasty founded by Yu the Great around 2200 BC
- Qin Emperor Ying Zhen who succeeded in unifying China in 221 BC
- belief that stressed living in harmony with Dao
- remains left by early Chinese villages
- animal domesticated by early Chinese
- a high plateau in Central Asia, mostly in Tibet and China
- moral values
- fees paid to Zhou kings by lords
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- yellow river
- the belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled
- most influential teacher in Chinese history
- hard gemstone found in graves of rich people
- most famous Daoist teacher who taught people should not try to gain wealth
- major crop grown in Ancient Chinese villages
- first dynasty for which there is clear evidence
- desert covering much of northern China that isolates China
- farmers with small farms
- played a major roll in the development of Chinese civilization
- idea that China should return to ideas and practices from an earlier time
- a barrier that linked earlier was across China's north frontier
- made by artisans using clay
- high on the social order and owned most of the land
- heavy rains
29 Clues: heavy rains • yellow river • moral values • longest river in China • farmers with small farms • made by artisans using clay • the guiding force of all reality • fees paid to Zhou kings by lords • metallic material used for sculpting • animal domesticated by early Chinese • animal domesticated by early Chinese • remains left by early Chinese villages • ...
East Asia Cross word puzzle 2023-06-01
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- an ancient Chinese belief system, which focuses on the importance of personal ethics and morality
- traditional Japanese popular drama with singing and dancing performed in a highly stylized manner
- the political revolution in 1868 that brought about the final demise of the Tokugawa shogunate
- officially the Communist Party of China
- established the idea that a ruler must be just to keep the approval of the gods
- a science-fiction monster that resembles an enormous bipedal lizard
- The place between north and south korea
- a five-year economic plan executed by Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communist Party,
- a periodic alternation of society between despotism and anarchy
- the way of writing
- established the first centralized imperial government
- the Chinese celebration when the moon is at its brightest point of the entire year
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- a style of Chinese cuisine originating from Sichuan Province
- strict, literal, or excessive conformity to the law or to a religious or moral code
- the most solemn festival of the year for every Chinese
- alphabetic system used for writing the Korean language
- of life of peoples who do not live continually in the same place but move cyclically or periodically
- object of worship in Shintō and other indigenous religions of Japan
- holds that humans and animals should live in balance with the Tao, or the universe
- a military ruler
20 Clues: a military ruler • the way of writing • officially the Communist Party of China • The place between north and south korea • established the first centralized imperial government • the most solemn festival of the year for every Chinese • alphabetic system used for writing the Korean language • a style of Chinese cuisine originating from Sichuan Province • ...
Learning Contract Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-12
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- Person who spreads their religion to others
- Sacred hymns of ancient India written in Sanskrit
- The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth
- Chinese philosophy emphasizing harmony with nature
- Chinese concept representing balance between opposite forces
- Major religion of India that believes in karma and dharma
- Social class system for India
- Moral code for an person in Hinduism and Buddhism
- Persian religion teaching struggle between good and evil
- Indo-European nomads who migrated into India
- Liberation from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism
- Wall Massive Chinese structure built for protection against invaders
- Cycle Pattern of rise, decline, and replacement of dynasties in China
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- The power that Hindus believe is in everything
- Fertile yellow soil deposited by the Huang He River
- Empire known as India’s “Golden Age” for art and learning
- The belief that a person’s actions affect their future life
- Noble Truths Buddhist teachings that explain how to end suffering
- Service System where government jobs are given based on exams
- Path Buddhist path to knowledge that includes right thought, speech, and action
- An person’s soul in Hinduism
- Piety Respect for parents and ancestors in Chinese culture
- The Buddhist state of perfect peace
- of Heaven Principle that gives Chinese rulers the right to rule if they govern wisely
- Non-violence toward all living things
25 Clues: An person’s soul in Hinduism • Social class system for India • The Buddhist state of perfect peace • Non-violence toward all living things • The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth • Person who spreads their religion to others • Indo-European nomads who migrated into India • The power that Hindus believe is in everything • Liberation from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism • ...
The Ming Dynasty 2015-10-18
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- ripple effect in the economy
- 440 foot long ships
- Chinese seclusion in 1500's
- first emperor of Ming Dynasty
- Chinese admiral who went on seven voyages
- Italian Jesuit who Chinese courts like
- belief idea of commerce went against
- the fleets distributed wealth to show power and in turn received more tributes
- he designed to restore agricultural lands destroyed by war
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- son of Hongwu, and Emperor
- brought Christianity and the clock
- payment to Ming overlords
- by going on these voyages Yonglo wanted to
- built for emperors to live in solitude
- 100's of vast ships traveled on this voyage to show
15 Clues: 440 foot long ships • payment to Ming overlords • son of Hongwu, and Emperor • Chinese seclusion in 1500's • ripple effect in the economy • first emperor of Ming Dynasty • brought Christianity and the clock • belief idea of commerce went against • Italian Jesuit who Chinese courts like • built for emperors to live in solitude • Chinese admiral who went on seven voyages • ...
Babyuh & Lily 2025-04-05
18 Clues: XoXo • Spring • Peridot • captain • felis catus • 3 am activities • making biscuits • Topaz Birthmonth • Illegal Pineapple • Diamond Birthmonth • marijuana for cats • Chappell Roan Song • lilium lancifolium • First wife of Adam • 2000 Chinese Zodiac • 1996 Chinese Zodiac • The G.O.A.T of the NFL • San Diego Baseballteam
Ch 14 - Revolution and Nationalism 2021-03-18
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- type of economy where the government controls the economy
- Acts that punished Indian protestors
- last czar of Russia
- Southwest Asian empire that collapsed following WWI
- product found in the Middle East that was highly desired
- founder of the Bolsheviks
- the party that opposed the Bolsheviks
- Length of Stalin's plans for advancement, in years
- modern nation created from Persia
- dictator of the Soviet Union after Lenin
- location where people gathered to protest the Rowlatt Acts, became the site of a massacre
- Chinese Communist leader
- type of government-controlled farm created by USSR
- group of revolutionary Russian Marxists
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- leader of the Indian independence movement
- 6000 mile journey made by Chinese Communists
- date of the Chinese protest against the Treaty of Versailles
- Russian monk who influenced the last czar and czarina
- a political system where the government has complete control over the lives of citizens
- Jiang Jieshi led this Chinese political party
- a nonviolent, public refusal to obey unjust laws
- product that Gandhi and others went to gather in protest of British monopoly
- Chinese leader that overthrew the last emperor
- nickname for time when Stalin eliminated anyone who was a threat to his power
- nation created to unify Arabia
- nickname given to Mustafa Kemal for his actions in Turkey
26 Clues: last czar of Russia • Chinese Communist leader • founder of the Bolsheviks • nation created to unify Arabia • modern nation created from Persia • Acts that punished Indian protestors • the party that opposed the Bolsheviks • group of revolutionary Russian Marxists • dictator of the Soviet Union after Lenin • leader of the Indian independence movement • ...
china cultural cuisine 2023-10-05
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- the lucky number in china
- means lucky money in chinese
- Many Chinese people ____ with each other
- largest city in china
- Word used to describe how old China is
- Chinese peoples cherish this
- When people differ in the same area
- unlucky number that means death
- Citizens always share ___ to one another
- What does China use for letters
- popular culture in China
- China has ___ a lot of things
- Traditional suit worn in China
- Type of Government
- China values this
- means to solve problems
- second popular religion
- China follows by this for citizens
- Label of leader in Ancient China
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- Another great value when living in China
- One of the three pillars in spirituality
- Language mainly spoken in China
- Citizens of china have great ___
- China was ___ by other countries
- Animal originated in China
- Famous dish originated in China
- Many people may describe China food as ____
- System used during ancient china
- Many people believe in ___ from different objects
- What is the money called?
- people vary in different ___
- What continent is China located?
- Popular Chinese religion
- One of many virtues
- prefer ___ over conflict
- Dress for men
- A beverage many chinese citizens drink
- China's capital
- many people describe china with great ___
- over 30 million citizens live in these
- Ancient China had three ___
41 Clues: Dress for men • China's capital • China values this • Type of Government • One of many virtues • largest city in china • means to solve problems • second popular religion • Popular Chinese religion • popular culture in China • prefer ___ over conflict • the lucky number in china • What is the money called? • Animal originated in China • Ancient China had three ___ • ...
AAPI Crossword 2023-04-25
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- 76 letters in this language
- Chinese Actor Jackie ____
- Chinese _______ Cookie
- Disney's Polynesian Princess
- Great Wall of _____
- Chinese _____ New Year
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- Safest country in the world
- Japan's ______ Blossom Trees
- Sweet _____ Cane Juice
- Dragon in Disney's Mulan
- Taj _____
- Most prominent fruit product in Lebanon
- Netflix's Crazy Rich _____
13 Clues: Taj _____ • Great Wall of _____ • Sweet _____ Cane Juice • Chinese _______ Cookie • Chinese _____ New Year • Dragon in Disney's Mulan • Chinese Actor Jackie ____ • Netflix's Crazy Rich _____ • Safest country in the world • 76 letters in this language • Japan's ______ Blossom Trees • Disney's Polynesian Princess • Most prominent fruit product in Lebanon
Ancient China 2022-12-12
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- his job was to report to his boss
- village
- When the rule ofacountryis passeddown
- Chinese sailboat that isflat bottomed silk Aluxurious material made from cocoons
- goes back 4000 years
- chinese explorer duringtheMingDynasty
- traveled to china
- a fast growing grass
- A protective covering by silkworms
- the first and only emperor of China
- they were called "The three ways"
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- had no wings
- the last emperor of china
- ruled by the feudal system
- wife of wu ding
- was known for education art painting
- small narrow boat with a flat bottom terracotta a type of baked clay ceramic
- The great enemy of the Chinese
- was born in 551 b.c. died in 479 b.c.
- his sister was Nuwa
20 Clues: village • had no wings • wife of wu ding • traveled to china • his sister was Nuwa • goes back 4000 years • a fast growing grass • the last emperor of china • ruled by the feudal system • The great enemy of the Chinese • his job was to report to his boss • they were called "The three ways" • A protective covering by silkworms • the first and only emperor of China • ...
AP World History Crossword 2025-10-29
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- Traveler who traveled for 30 years
- Mongol Emperor who conquered most of the middle east
- Monks showing humility
- Japanese Approach on Buddhism
- Agricultural change in Islam world
- Ancient capital of the Mongol Empire
- Chinese ships that carried cargo
- Disease that spread rapidly throughout Afro-Eurasia and killed many people
- Resting place for merchants
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- Animal that helped to traverse the land over deserts
- Arab ships that carried cargo
- Major commercial city in Mali
- Chinese Admiral who commanded fleets
- Chinese Bills
- Richest ruler from Mali Empire
- Temple in Cambodia
- Mongol way of transmitting information fast
- Kingdom in central Java
- Language of Swahili
- Permanent settlements of traders
- Military tactic of surrounding and then attacking
21 Clues: Chinese Bills • Temple in Cambodia • Language of Swahili • Monks showing humility • Kingdom in central Java • Resting place for merchants • Arab ships that carried cargo • Major commercial city in Mali • Japanese Approach on Buddhism • Richest ruler from Mali Empire • Chinese ships that carried cargo • Permanent settlements of traders • Traveler who traveled for 30 years • ...
B.C Research 2013-08-07
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- The laundry bylaws stated that Chinese laundries couldn’t be in __________ buildings
- As a child, Billy Barker worked as what?
- Old ______ trails were used to get to goldfields
- The head tax was mean for which race?
- George Carmack was born in _____________
- Who Barkerville was named after?
- Which gold rush happened from 1896-1899
- In 1862, a San Francisco miner brought what disease?
- The laundry kids were _________________ because they had to work after school
- How many passengers were killed after one resisted arrest?
- Two colonies joined to create B.C because they were in _____________
- The Chinese working on the CPR were paid ____________ than their co-workers (white)
- Who encouraged Gurdit Singh Sandhu to give himself up?
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- During the Klondike gold rush, which city was created and populated?
- Who briefly served in the U.S Marine Corps?
- What was the main town during the Cariboo Gold Rush?
- In 1896, gold was discovered in _____________________ by Carmack
- The riots where against what ethnic group?
- Canada, being a dominion of the British Empire, could only discourage not ________________ the Chinese
- Barkerville is now used mainly for whom?
- The Komagata Maru was a ________________ plotted by Singh
- Who hired miners to create the Cariboo Wagon Road?
- What was modified 2 times so that the Chinese had to pay $500 in the end?
23 Clues: Who Barkerville was named after? • The head tax was mean for which race? • Which gold rush happened from 1896-1899 • As a child, Billy Barker worked as what? • George Carmack was born in _____________ • Barkerville is now used mainly for whom? • The riots where against what ethnic group? • Who briefly served in the U.S Marine Corps? • ...
China and India 2015-10-12
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- Hindu concept of impersonal, universal God connected to everything
- Khan who unified Mongolia
- 3rd-largest country by land
- behaving naturally and effortlessly; aligning one's will with the Tao
- social classes in Hinduism
- book of Confucian teachings
- river where Chinese civilization began
- 7th-largest country by land
- Indian ruler who conquered Kalinga and then embraced Buddhism and gave up violence
- second-highest populated country
- the Buddha
- highest populated country
- proper human relationships and respect for rites and tradition
- the world's longest fortification
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- the belief that one's good or bad actions in a previous life affects what happens to them in their next life
- Chinese dynasty that traded with Romans via the Great Silk Road
- Mongolian Chinese dynasty
- love for others and being friendly
- a profound peace of mind in which one is liberated from all desires and all suffering
- dominant ideology in China from 100s B.C. to the mid-20th century
- Hindu goal of liberation
- the repeating cycle of birth, life, and death
- the way of the world according Laozi
- do not do to others what you wouldn't want done to you
- first ruler of India; retired voluntarily and became a monk
- Chinese dynasty that built the Great Wall of China
- Hindu goal of virtue
- ideology founded by Laozi which stresses effortless action and harmony with nature
- Chinese philosopher and poet who founded Taoism
29 Clues: the Buddha • Hindu goal of virtue • Hindu goal of liberation • Mongolian Chinese dynasty • Khan who unified Mongolia • highest populated country • social classes in Hinduism • 3rd-largest country by land • book of Confucian teachings • 7th-largest country by land • second-highest populated country • the world's longest fortification • love for others and being friendly • ...
1200-1450 Review 2020-10-15
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- 5-Century long cooling period in Europe
- Lifted Europe out of the Middle Ages
- Floating gardens
- took northern India by force
- Decentralized political setup of Europe
- Horse riding nomads from Central Asia
- Muslim missionaries
- Important water passage in SE Asia
- New Chinese social class
- Christian Church split into two in 1054
- Blended Bantu and Arabic language
- Traveled for Chinese tribute
- Africa's "House of Wisdom"
- European traveler
- Pilgrim, traveled VERY far
- Forced travelers to stay in India
- The 2nd great West African kingdom
- Catholic effort to capture Jerusalem
- Sub Saharan professional storytellers
- Hindu AND Islamic structure in N. India
- Chinese Printing
- Caused a population boom in China
- Mountain Range north east of India
- Incan knotted strings for recording info
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- Anti-Jewish sentiment
- An inn on the Silk Roads
- Massive Incan roadway system
- Mongol controlled Chinese dynasty
- Ended Yuan Dynasty
- West India city
- Massive Chinese Ship
- Another term for the Bubonic plague
- Major Russian city in the Golden Horde
- English royalty must respect the law
- Islamic enforced tax to non converts
- "ruler of all"
- When Zen Buddhism and Confucianism mixed
- European peasant from 1200-1450
- Key piece of Aztec and Mayan culture
- Popular stopping point on the Silk Roads
- Mansa Musa's grand-uncle
- Supported Christianity in Africa
42 Clues: "ruler of all" • West India city • Floating gardens • Chinese Printing • European traveler • Ended Yuan Dynasty • Muslim missionaries • Massive Chinese Ship • Anti-Jewish sentiment • An inn on the Silk Roads • New Chinese social class • Mansa Musa's grand-uncle • Africa's "House of Wisdom" • Pilgrim, traveled VERY far • Massive Incan roadway system • took northern India by force • ...
第一单元 你能教教我吗 2021-04-06
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- let him teach you.
- could you teach me?
- have class twice a week.
- I can't teach
- have class for an hour at a time.
- review news word three times
- when do you have time?
- speak Chinese very well.
- practice spoken Chinese
- don't speak very well.
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- speak Chinese much better than me.
- every Friday
- listen to the recorder for one and a half hours
- would be fine except Monday.
- have self-study at night for 4hours
- every Wednesday
- read Chinese essay for two hours
- can speak very fluently
- can speak Chinese
- preview essay in textbook twice
20 Clues: every Friday • I can't teach • every Wednesday • can speak Chinese • let him teach you. • could you teach me? • when do you have time? • don't speak very well. • can speak very fluently • practice spoken Chinese • have class twice a week. • speak Chinese very well. • would be fine except Monday. • review news word three times • preview essay in textbook twice • ...
Dynasties of China 2025-03-14
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- dynasties the period in chinese history (220-5890
- the Tang dynasty was one of the most glorious dynasties in Chinese history
- and autumn dynasty the spring and autmn a period of relative peice
- dynasties the period in chinese history (907-907)
- of china was founded after Xinhai Revoultion of 1911
- song was a period in in the chinses history following the loss of the northern half
- founded after
- states dynasty the warring states dyansy a period of relative peace
- the SONG DYNASTY (960-1279) ; In 960, Zhao Kuangyin, later known as Emperor Taizu
- The Zhou dynasty was a royal dynasty of China
- the Jin dynasty or Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin
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- the Ming dynasty saw a huge growth in China's population
- the xia dynasty is ledfendary dynasty
- the Qing dynasty, officially the Great Qing, was a Manchu-led imperial dynasty of China
- dynasty was a period of political division in the history of China that lasted from 420 to 589,
- The Yuan Dynasty, a Mongol-led dynasty, ruled China from 1271 to 1368X
- The Shang dynasty was the first Chinese dynasty to be supported by written and archaeological evidence.
- the Yuan dynasty was the first non-Han
- the Northern Wei dynasty is particularly noted for unifying northern China in 439,
- dyansty our succeeding short-lived dynasties based at Jiankang (now Nanjing),
- the Sui dynasty was a short-lived Chinese imperial dynasty
21 Clues: founded after • the xia dynasty is ledfendary dynasty • the Yuan dynasty was the first non-Han • The Zhou dynasty was a royal dynasty of China • dynasties the period in chinese history (220-5890 • dynasties the period in chinese history (907-907) • of china was founded after Xinhai Revoultion of 1911 • the Ming dynasty saw a huge growth in China's population • ...
Terms and Recipes of China 2022-01-26
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- Shoots Cream- colored vegetable that adds crisp
- pea pods Tender, crisp, green, pod-shaped vegi
- Round, shallow basket with opening
- Egg Rolls
- China's National Drink
- Corn Soup- heavier soup
- Ears Type of Broen fungus that grows on trees
- A chain of rulers with the same ancestry
- Sprouts- Sprout to mung bean
- Most common Chinese cooking method
- Sauce- Brown Sauce made from soybeans
- Metal bowl with sloping sides
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- Stir-Fried Snow Peas w/ mushrooms
- Helps with cutting ingredients
- Almond Cookies
- Fan Steamed Rice
- A thick porridge made from rice or barley
- Chinese eat with these
- Sweet and Sour Pork
19 Clues: Egg Rolls • Almond Cookies • Fan Steamed Rice • Sweet and Sour Pork • Chinese eat with these • China's National Drink • Corn Soup- heavier soup • Sprouts- Sprout to mung bean • Metal bowl with sloping sides • Helps with cutting ingredients • Stir-Fried Snow Peas w/ mushrooms • Round, shallow basket with opening • Most common Chinese cooking method • Sauce- Brown Sauce made from soybeans • ...
Ancient China 2025-01-12
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- Meaning on your father's side of the family
- What Ancient Chinese called themesleves
- Defensive structure built to protect China's border
- Dynasty that created the Terracotta Army
- Commonly used saying
- Dynasty that used a feudal system
- Inscriptions used to tell the future
- Network of trade routes
- Harsh laws and punishments
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- China's first dynasty
- Praying to deceased family members
- Ancient Chinese farmers flooded fields to create these
- Important river named for the color of its water
- China's legendary first emperor
- Belief that the gods chose one person to be ruler
- Influential Ancient Chinese philosopher
- Respecting your elders
- Ruling family in China
- Dynasty of china's "Golden Age"
19 Clues: Commonly used saying • China's first dynasty • Respecting your elders • Ruling family in China • Network of trade routes • Harsh laws and punishments • China's legendary first emperor • Dynasty of china's "Golden Age" • Dynasty that used a feudal system • Praying to deceased family members • Inscriptions used to tell the future • What Ancient Chinese called themesleves • ...
Ancient China 2015-11-11
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- defense for China
- Chinese Emperor who initiated the building of the Great Wall
- philosophy of administration
- medical practice using needles
- process where molecules intermingle
- major Chinese religion
- ancient network of trade
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- machine that measures earthquakes
- blue/green stone
- a person with power
- lowest class member
- Chinese teacher
- made of pieces of bone
- philosopher and poet
14 Clues: Chinese teacher • blue/green stone • defense for China • a person with power • lowest class member • philosopher and poet • made of pieces of bone • major Chinese religion • ancient network of trade • philosophy of administration • medical practice using needles • machine that measures earthquakes • process where molecules intermingle • ...
Chapter 18 Crossword 2021-03-10
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- What did the Chinese perfect 500 years before the rest of the world?
- During the Yuan Dynasty who was at the bottom of the social ladder?
- He was sent to make expeditions between 1405 and 1433
- What fine pottery did the Chinese invent?
- What trade was invented during the Yuan?
- What is China's Capital?
- Who conquered the Song Dynasty?
- Who did the government place restrictions on during the Tang Dynasty?
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- The Bureaucracy was staffed with ______.
- What invention caused trade overseas to thrive?
- What spice was used to treat toothaches?
- What brought the Ming Dynasty to its end?
- Who ruled after the Yuan?
- Under the Ming many countries became China’s _____.
- Who traveled around China on behalf of Kublai Khan?
- What was the most popular drink in China at this time?
- What significant explosive ingredient was created by chinese?
- Sea trade thrived because of the ____ Emperors.
- Where did China learn to make sugar and wine?
19 Clues: What is China's Capital? • Who ruled after the Yuan? • Who conquered the Song Dynasty? • The Bureaucracy was staffed with ______. • What spice was used to treat toothaches? • What trade was invented during the Yuan? • What brought the Ming Dynasty to its end? • What fine pottery did the Chinese invent? • Where did China learn to make sugar and wine? • ...
China 2019-02-14
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- The waterway restored by the Ming dynasty
- The topic of Ming dynasty paintings
- Where the Europeans put an end to the Ottoman advance into Europe
- What the Chinese called their empire
- The cause for the decline of the Ming dynasty
- A negative result of the end if the Ming navy
- The ruler who united the Ottoman Empire
- The ceramic product perfected by the Chinese
- The location of the Ottoman Empire
- The Manchu had an ___ rule because the allowed the Chinese to still be a part of their government
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- The city that fell in 1453
- The dynasty that restored native Chinese rule
- A Mongol war tactic used by the Ottomans
- China eventually fell behind the rest of the world because of their ___.
- The palace of China built by the Ming Dynasty
- The admiral of the Ming dynasty's great fleet
- The second foreign dynasty in China
- Founder of the Ming dynasty
- The Byzantine empire was weakened by the _____ which allowed the Ottoman's to defeat them.
- Ming ruler who considered himself a scholar
20 Clues: The city that fell in 1453 • Founder of the Ming dynasty • The location of the Ottoman Empire • The topic of Ming dynasty paintings • The second foreign dynasty in China • What the Chinese called their empire • The ruler who united the Ottoman Empire • A Mongol war tactic used by the Ottomans • The waterway restored by the Ming dynasty • ...
China Review Clark 2023-03-01
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- The Han dynasty believed in what
- This is the most popular job in Shang society
- What did the wheat or aristocrats have in their homes?
- The Shang often grow this crop.
- Confucius was the Chinese first great ____
- this joins two pictographs together to form a idea?
- what material of clothing did the shang farmers use?
- this is considered the building block of Chinese society
- The Shang dynasty wanted these people to govern their terretories.
- In this Idea people were told to give up on their worldly desires
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- who did the Chinese think was the connection between heaven and earth?
- Qin Shihuangdi built a huge _____?
- This ruler was the first ruler of the Han dynasty
- Qin Shihuangdi appointed government officials called
- Confucius wanted to end all _____ in china
- The Chinese often traded this item
- what happened when the Zhou dynasty was weakened?
- This dynasty had the most land out of any that we read
- Confucius thought that everybody needed a sense of what?
- In this Idea people were born naturally evil
20 Clues: The Shang often grow this crop. • The Han dynasty believed in what • Qin Shihuangdi built a huge _____? • The Chinese often traded this item • Confucius wanted to end all _____ in china • Confucius was the Chinese first great ____ • In this Idea people were born naturally evil • This is the most popular job in Shang society • ...
China Review Beam 2023-03-01
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- parents owe their children.
- words that describes.
- one china's natural barrier, it's a sea.
- mountains
- government officials that made sure people were doing their job.
- the most famous job in china.
- a line of rulers from the same family.
- a scenes that Confucius believed people should do.
- pictures used for words.
- what animal helped the Chinese farm.
- is an animal that the ancient Chinese used for livestock.
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- what wives own their husbands.
- what children owe their parents.
- the basic building block of the Chinese society.
- a crop that the Chinese grew.
- a natural barrier, it's a plateau.
- why did the Zhou dynasty fail.
- farmers used this type of plow for farming. Ants these insects were destroying the citrus tree of farmers.
- what shang artists used in many of their arts.
- people that the shang king ask to govern their territories.
- a requirement or formal order.
- what husbands owe their wives.
- what material of clothing was used from shang farmers.
- a desert in china.
- a word that describes Confucius.
25 Clues: mountains • a desert in china. • words that describes. • pictures used for words. • parents owe their children. • a crop that the Chinese grew. • the most famous job in china. • what wives own their husbands. • why did the Zhou dynasty fail. • a requirement or formal order. • what husbands owe their wives. • what children owe their parents. • a word that describes Confucius. • ...
Hong Kong 2021-09-11
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- The official Chinese language
- Hong Kong was ruled by the .... for more than 150 years
- Public transport card is called the ... Card
- The local Chinese language
- Traditional Chinese boat
- Old fashioned double-decker tram car know as the ... tram
- The racecourse
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- Tallest building in HK, The International ... Centre
- Famous market
- Famous ferry company on Hong Kong harbour, The ... Ferry
- HK has two official ...., English and Chinese
- Hong Kong is part of which country?
- The largest of the Hong Kong Islands
13 Clues: Famous market • The racecourse • Traditional Chinese boat • The local Chinese language • The official Chinese language • Hong Kong is part of which country? • The largest of the Hong Kong Islands • Public transport card is called the ... Card • HK has two official ...., English and Chinese • Tallest building in HK, The International ... Centre • ...
Chinese New Year Spellings 2023-01-12
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- In astronomy, it is the band of sky along which the paths of the sun, the moon, and the planets appear to move.
- used to make small explosions to celebrate the new year in China
- a thing that represents or stands for something else, especially a material object representing something abstract.
- This years Chinese New Year animal
- a Chinese philosophical concept that describes opposite but interconnected forces.
- a Chinese game played, usually by four people, with 136 or 144 rectangular pieces called tiles. The object is to collect winning sets of these tiles, as in card games such as gin rummy.
- the quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness.
- a type of tree that pandas eat
- an instance of two or more people coming together again after a period of separation.
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- Something that people like to do everyyear
- The language most commonly spoken in China
- a small savory ball of dough (usually made with suet) which may be boiled, fried, or baked in a casserole.
- the state of being prosperous.
- something that Chinese people like to put money in and give to firends and relatives at Chinese New Year
- of, determined by, or resembling the moon.
- A Chinese new year animal
16 Clues: A Chinese new year animal • the state of being prosperous. • a type of tree that pandas eat • This years Chinese New Year animal • Something that people like to do everyyear • The language most commonly spoken in China • of, determined by, or resembling the moon. • used to make small explosions to celebrate the new year in China • ...
How do you say "Hello" in Korean? - Crossword 2015-04-21
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- ________ did you say?
- How do you say "kokkili" in English?
- ______ do you say "Hello" in Korean?
- Hindi is the language and India is the _____________.
- I can _________ English.
- Sorry, I don't _______________.
- A person who is funny.
- "Sawasdee krap" is hello in _______.
- Thank you in Chinese.
- At home I speak ______________.
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- How do you say "Hello" in Australia?
- How do you say "goh mah seumnida" in english?
- Chinese is a _______________, China is a country.
- What language is Namaste?
- How do you say "elephant" in Thai?
- In _______________ they speak Thai.
- A traditional skirt in Scotland.
- "Ni hao" is hello in ___________.
18 Clues: ________ did you say? • Thank you in Chinese. • A person who is funny. • I can _________ English. • What language is Namaste? • Sorry, I don't _______________. • At home I speak ______________. • A traditional skirt in Scotland. • "Ni hao" is hello in ___________. • How do you say "elephant" in Thai? • In _______________ they speak Thai. • How do you say "Hello" in Australia? • ...
OWL Crossword v2 2018-12-14
24 Clues: Me • Muma • Brig • Fleta • Watson • Lonely • Hooreg • Runaway • ___ diem • Dramatic • Carpe ___ • Home town • ___ Blade • Finnish dude • Minecraft boy • Actual garbage • WHAT! SHUT UP! • Chinese legend • Too much damage • Chinese garbage • Gladiators Legion • You think he's good • Cringey Lil Pump video • You think he's good but he's actually not at all
Chinese New Year Vocab! 2022-01-31
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- Animal used in a New Years Dance
- Belief actions can cause good/bad luck
- Color represents wealth and fortune
- acts and beliefs passed through families
- big mythical animal,wise brings good luck
- Last Day of Chinese New Year
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- meat filled food, eat for good luck
- loud bright explosions used in celebrations
- First Day of Chinese New Year
- Paper lights used to celebrate New Year
- Envelope bright red, usually has money
- New Year in Chinese
- Zodiac animal of this Chinese New Year
13 Clues: New Year in Chinese • Last Day of Chinese New Year • First Day of Chinese New Year • Animal used in a New Years Dance • meat filled food, eat for good luck • Color represents wealth and fortune • Belief actions can cause good/bad luck • Envelope bright red, usually has money • Zodiac animal of this Chinese New Year • Paper lights used to celebrate New Year • ...
WH1 - Unit 5 - Ancient China 2023-10-18
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- Main river of Ancient China
- Second Chinese Dynasty
- Glass-like material that China invented
- Fourth/Last Chinese Dynasty
- First Chinese Dynasty
- Trade route connecting China to the Mediterranean Sea
- Belief system interacting with nature
- Items needed to communicate with ancestors for guidance
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- Belief system interacting with social, economic, or political matters
- Mountain range to the South-West of China
- Material to make clothes which China traded in heavily
- Defensive structure built by China to defend from Northern Invaders
- Third Chinese Dynasty
13 Clues: First Chinese Dynasty • Third Chinese Dynasty • Second Chinese Dynasty • Main river of Ancient China • Fourth/Last Chinese Dynasty • Belief system interacting with nature • Glass-like material that China invented • Mountain range to the South-West of China • Trade route connecting China to the Mediterranean Sea • Material to make clothes which China traded in heavily • ...
Appleton Asian Art Collection 2020-05-09
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- Famous warrior monk
- Plant the creature that produces silk eats
- The cocoon of this creature makes silk
- Country where silk originated
- Ceramic horsefound in Chinese tombs of this dynasty
- Green mineral found in Asian Art
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- Japanese warrior caste abolished in 1870
- Japanese ceremonial robe
- Ornamental toggle part of Japanese traditional dress
- Man who defeated the famous warrior monk
- Type of ceramic horse found in Chinese tombs
- Warrior monk wanted to collect a thousand of these
- Chinese burial goods known as spirit objects
- Chinese ceramic glaze in brown, green, and white colors
14 Clues: Famous warrior monk • Japanese ceremonial robe • Country where silk originated • Green mineral found in Asian Art • The cocoon of this creature makes silk • Japanese warrior caste abolished in 1870 • Man who defeated the famous warrior monk • Plant the creature that produces silk eats • Type of ceramic horse found in Chinese tombs • ...
第七课的纵横字谜 2017-06-08
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- I did really well on the exam.
- Today's homework is to practice writing characters.
- This is so cool.
- I like writing Chinese characters.
- I do not like reviewing grammar.
- You’re very handsome.
- First preview the new lesson.
- I do my homework in the morning.
- I read Chinese very quickly, but I cannot write Chinese characters.
- I hate learning new words.
- Pronunciation is really easy.
- Can you read the text of lesson 7?
- Do you understand Chinese?
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- How did you do on the exam?
- I'm really good at writing, but my speaking is not good.
- I really like to preview the next lesson.
- I feel that pronunciation is really easy, but learning vocabulary is very hard.
- I usually eat fruit.
- How do you say to understand in English?
- I write Chinese characters really slowly.
- I have eight pens and seven pieces of paper.
- I want to teach you tomorrow.
- Hello everybody, how are you?
- Where is the Chinese classroom?
- I understand Chinese.
25 Clues: This is so cool. • I usually eat fruit. • You’re very handsome. • I understand Chinese. • I hate learning new words. • Do you understand Chinese? • How did you do on the exam? • First preview the new lesson. • I want to teach you tomorrow. • Hello everybody, how are you? • Pronunciation is really easy. • I did really well on the exam. • Where is the Chinese classroom? • ...
The Asian World 2024-12-13
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- Japanese government where the shogun has real power, and the Emperor is a symbolic and religious figurehead.
- Mongol leader who conquered the Song Dynasty.
- The Four ___, or goals for human life in Hinduism.
- Chinese Dynasty that led to economic and artistic prosperity.
- Group of many islands
- Territorial divisions of the Chinese Empire
- The religious leader of Buddhism
- General of All Japan; a warlord.
- Chinese Philosophy that teaches ethical duty and compassion for others.
- Chinese Dynasty That reformed China and created more opportunity for peasants.
- Land route to trade between China and Europe
- The Three principal gods of Hinduism
- Chinese Dynasty that unified China in 581.
- Japanese noble lord
- Wealthy landowners in China who were not nobles
- A Japanese female entertainer and hostess.
- Native tribe that challenged the Songs militarily.
- A Buddhist geometric figure that represents the Universe
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- Mongol Leader who unified the clans and expanded the empire to its greatest extent
- Supreme Enlightenment (or a rock band)
- Nomadic people that created the world's largest empire.
- Hindu Festival of Light triumphing over darkness.
- Religious concept of rebirth after death
- The official polytheistic religion of Japan.
- The ___ Period of Japan, where imperial power declined and noble families made war with eachother.
- The ___ Period in Japan, where noble families stop paying taxes to the Emperor.
- Form of Buddhism emphasizing constant meditation and self-discipline.
- Japanese ritual suicide after suffering a great defeat
- Accoridng to Buddhism, the cause of suffering is ___.
- The 'Way of the Warrior,' or the noble code for Sanurai.
- Elite Japanese warriors sworn to noble families.
- Literally meaning 'action,' this cause and effect results in future happiness or suffering
- Chinese Philosophy that teaches there is no good or evil, only balance.
- Italian Trader who first documented his experiences trading with China
- ___ of China, or it's northern border to guard against invasions
- The First Noble Truth, "All life is ___."
- Clergymen of Hinduism
- Chinese Dynasty established after conquest by the Mongols
- Japanese two-handed sword.
39 Clues: Japanese noble lord • Group of many islands • Clergymen of Hinduism • Japanese two-handed sword. • The religious leader of Buddhism • General of All Japan; a warlord. • The Three principal gods of Hinduism • Supreme Enlightenment (or a rock band) • Religious concept of rebirth after death • The First Noble Truth, "All life is ___." • Chinese Dynasty that unified China in 581. • ...
Chapter 8 Key Terms 2022-11-08
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- early Japanese religion
- professional Japanese warriors who protected their lords
- Genghis Khan's given name
- Japanese military government
- the ruling family of early Japan
- Korean dynasty that replaced the Silla Dynasty
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- what the Chinese Empire called themself
- only woman in Chinese history to rule in her own name
- Japanese clan leader
- Chinese dynasty that rose after the fall of the Yuan Empire
- plague that swept across Europe and destroyed the Mongols
- the era of Japanese history in which the Fujiwara family had the power
- Chinese practice of wrapping a young girl's feet
- Genghis Khan's grandson
14 Clues: Japanese clan leader • early Japanese religion • Genghis Khan's grandson • Genghis Khan's given name • Japanese military government • the ruling family of early Japan • what the Chinese Empire called themself • Korean dynasty that replaced the Silla Dynasty • Chinese practice of wrapping a young girl's feet • only woman in Chinese history to rule in her own name • ...
Ancient Chinese Vocabulary Assignment 2015-11-01
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- First Chinese dynasty where written evidence exists; flourished 1600 to 1046 BCE.
- A series of rulers from the same family.
- Large River creating a thriving river valley.
- Remembered as prosperous era in Chinese History.
- The group of people who carry out the work of the government.
- The animal bones or tortoise shells used by ancient Chinese priests to communicate with the gods.
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- World's longest man made structure built to keep invaders from the north out of China.
- Family members from past generations.
- Longest major river in China.
- Worthy, deserving recognition and praise.
- Chinese dynasty in 200s BCE.
- An inheritance.
- One of the most influential philosophies in Chinese history focused on duty and public service.
13 Clues: An inheritance. • Chinese dynasty in 200s BCE. • Longest major river in China. • Family members from past generations. • A series of rulers from the same family. • Worthy, deserving recognition and praise. • Large River creating a thriving river valley. • Remembered as prosperous era in Chinese History. • The group of people who carry out the work of the government. • ...
World Music: China 2021-05-26
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- "Large drum"
- "Board fiddle"
- Hand-held pipe organ
- pear-shaped Chinese lute
- "Ancient harp"
- "Peking opera fiddle"
- One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China
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- One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China
- Chinese bowed string instruments
- The "low end" of the Chinese orchestra
- Most popular of the bowed, string instruments
- Used to announce the arrive of royalty
- This 7-string is the quietest of a Chinese instruments
13 Clues: "Large drum" • "Board fiddle" • "Ancient harp" • Hand-held pipe organ • "Peking opera fiddle" • pear-shaped Chinese lute • Chinese bowed string instruments • The "low end" of the Chinese orchestra • Used to announce the arrive of royalty • Most popular of the bowed, string instruments • One of the 8 Categories of Instruments in China • ...
Modern China 2017-02-17
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- Imperial China’s ‘meritocratic social class’; actually, both meritocratic scholars (‘literati’ rising through the imperial exams, ‘Confucians’ who staffed the administration) and quasi-hereditary aristocracy.
- Influential religion in China; the Qing used its symbols for political authority in Mongolia & Tibet.
- A province of modern China: huge region west of ‘China proper,’ conquered in the late 18th century, characterised by the highest mountains on earth.
- The … of Heaven legitimised the rule of the Chinese emperor.
- The First Opium War (1839-1842) ended with the Treaty of…
- The probably most influential school of thought in China related to philosophy, ethics, and governance.
- Some scholars have argued that in the late 19th century China saw a move from ‘culturalism’ to …
- The Qing official Lin Zexu tried to suppress its import by burning huge amounts of it in 1839.
- There were around 1,500 of them across the empire, running local administration.
- At the time the Chinese desired opium from the British, the British desired from the Chinese…
- A province of modern China: huge region northwest of ‘China proper,’ conquered in the late 18th century, characterised by desert and mountains.
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- While the Ming was a Chinese-ruled dynasty, the Qing was a …-ruled dynasty.
- According to the article by Wong (1997), “Confucian Agendas” (required reading week 1), local elites in late imperial China stabilised social order through two means: welfare and …
- The only product/payment the Chinese would accept from the British before the Opium Wars.
- Large Chinese city, known for its distinctive Sino-Western character since the late 19th century; thousands of elite refugees fled here during the 1850s/1860s civil war.
- They started a large-scale rebellion against the Qing in 1851 and were defeated by Qing & international forces in 1864.
- Whoever wanted to acquire official ranks and posts first had to pass the imperial … system (local, provincial, and metropolitan level).
- Between 1876-1879, ten millions died in the Great North China …
- In the middle of the Second Opium War (1856-1860) the Treaty of … opened further treaty ports.
- ‘The shock of 1895’ (in the Chinese perspective) refers to the Qing being defeated by …
20 Clues: The First Opium War (1839-1842) ended with the Treaty of… • The … of Heaven legitimised the rule of the Chinese emperor. • Between 1876-1879, ten millions died in the Great North China … • While the Ming was a Chinese-ruled dynasty, the Qing was a …-ruled dynasty. • There were around 1,500 of them across the empire, running local administration. • ...
Ancient China - Emily Gerbing 2019-03-12
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- The idea that life should be lived in harmony with nature is supported by ____________
- A Chinese philosopher that influenced Chinese life.
- What dynasty was the first known civilization.
- When the oldest male dies, all the land was divided unto his.
- Confucius was taught by _____________
- A protective wall that holds back the waters.
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- A system of beliefs and values.
- Which was most important in early Chinese society.
- The yellow, brown soil in the Huang river.
- What river begins in the highlands of Tibet.
- A early Chinese invention that was made out of tree bark, old rags, hemp.
- An early Chinese invention that helped with farming
- The number of generations that lived in a house.
13 Clues: A system of beliefs and values. • Confucius was taught by _____________ • The yellow, brown soil in the Huang river. • What river begins in the highlands of Tibet. • A protective wall that holds back the waters. • What dynasty was the first known civilization. • The number of generations that lived in a house. • Which was most important in early Chinese society. • ...
Chinese Traditional Music 2021-11-24
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- This color of makeup symbolizes ambition
- This color of makeup symbolizes fierce and far-seeing
- Chinese violin
- This color of makeup symbolizes brave and loyal
- One of the main melody forms in Beijing Opera
- This color of makeup symbolizes sophistication and cool-headedness
- Incorporates a lot of northern tunes
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- Often performed at weddings, funerals, and teahouses.
- Chinese musical theater
- Also known as a zither
- This color of makeup symbolizes boldness and impartiality
- Often made out of bamboo
- The westernization of a chinese city, also a form of chinese opera
- The form of opera during the 12th century AD
- Soft singing and minimal and minimal musical accompaniment
15 Clues: Chinese violin • Also known as a zither • Chinese musical theater • Often made out of bamboo • Incorporates a lot of northern tunes • This color of makeup symbolizes ambition • The form of opera during the 12th century AD • One of the main melody forms in Beijing Opera • This color of makeup symbolizes brave and loyal • Often performed at weddings, funerals, and teahouses. • ...
East Asia 2024-10-17
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- animation style from Japan
- the founder of the Ming Dynasty
- the capital of Japan
- the Japanese art of folding paper into tiny sculptures
- a type of Japanese snack where seafood is rolled in seaweed
- He was a great Chinese explorer who captained the treasure fleets
- a Chinese Dynasty from the 14th century
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- this type of rice came to China from Vietnam along the Grand Canal
- members of the elite warrior class of Japan
- a current app that is run by a Chinese company
- The _____ City was only for the Chinese royalty
- the capital China
- the type of farming the Chinese used to grow food in the mountains
13 Clues: the capital China • the capital of Japan • animation style from Japan • the founder of the Ming Dynasty • a Chinese Dynasty from the 14th century • members of the elite warrior class of Japan • a current app that is run by a Chinese company • The _____ City was only for the Chinese royalty • the Japanese art of folding paper into tiny sculptures • ...
Ancient China 2021-04-06
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- The dynasty, begun by Emperor Qin Shihuangdi, unified China with absolute power.
- What goes around, comes around. According to Buddhism, divine righteousness.
- The center of Chinese society
- The oldest religion in the world, with about 900 million followers. Founded near Pakistan and India.
- System of government jobs based on merit and not based on family or wealth; involves a test to become a government official: ______ Service.
- Truth and reality, the right way to live according to Buddhism.
- Prediction bones used in a “yes or no” question ritual to divine the will of the ancestors.
- A son’s or daughter’s respect for a parent is called ______ Piety.
- The Chinese language does not have letters or words, but rather...
- Ancient China was divided into many different ______
- Religion created by philosopher Lao Tzu--his religion emphasizes following the spiritual path or example of Nature. Balance between Yin and Yang.
- The highest of China’s four social classes--wealthy landowners.
- The first Chinese dynasty; capital city was Anyang.
- These government workers helped Zhou and Shang kings to govern the kingdom.
- From heavenly ancestors came this statement or decision by the gods and ancestors
- Ritual and religious objects were made of this brownish metal.
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- The philosophy created by Han Feizi believed humans were evil and had to be controlled through strict laws and punishments.
- Influential Chinese philosopher who stressed the importance of duty to family and community, and to obeying traditions.
- Mythical dynasty founded by Yu the Great.
- The Chinese called themselves The ______ Kingdom
- Religion that believes in Four Noble Truths about Suffering and the Eight-Fold Path to Englightenment,
- These tribal warriors were appointed by the Shang kings to govern local territories.
- Rich yellow soil that gives China’s Huang He River its yellow color.
- Chinese characters are mostly composed of these written images.
- Nine out of ten Chinese belonged to this social class.
- China’s other great river, the ______ Jiang, flows from west to east.
- These wealthy members of a Chinese social class were often not respected.
- The dynasty founded by Liu Bang, which ruled China for more than 400 years.
- The longest-lived of China’s dynasties.
- The Huang He River was called China’s ________, as it often overflowed its banks, killing thousands.
- These honored, dead relatives were prayed to and watched over the lives of the living.
31 Clues: The center of Chinese society • The longest-lived of China’s dynasties. • Mythical dynasty founded by Yu the Great. • The Chinese called themselves The ______ Kingdom • The first Chinese dynasty; capital city was Anyang. • Ancient China was divided into many different ______ • Nine out of ten Chinese belonged to this social class. • ...
Chinese New Year 2018-03-25
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- A religious place
- A typical dish
- Calendar Chinese calendar
- Is the symbol of prosperity
- What people give in red envelops
- A popular fruit at New Year
- Things they used to scare evil spirits
- Animal associated to the family reunion
- It represents surplus and wealth
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- dance A dance performed by two dancers
- Chinese currency
- festival Another name for the Chinese New Year
- river The second longest river of China
- A dish not eaten at New Year
- festival It comes after spring festival
- What older people give to younger people
- It represents misfortune
17 Clues: A typical dish • Chinese currency • A religious place • It represents misfortune • Calendar Chinese calendar • Is the symbol of prosperity • A popular fruit at New Year • A dish not eaten at New Year • What people give in red envelops • It represents surplus and wealth • dance A dance performed by two dancers • Things they used to scare evil spirits • ...
第六课 生词 BAB 6 2023-08-23
15 Clues: What • Name • Friend • English • Chinese • Amerika • to call • To study • Magazine • Execuse me • Family name • Pronunciation • Chinese characters • May i know your name? • the Republic of Korea
Ancient China 2013-06-03
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- A belief in China
- A _____ crops feilds and looks after animals
- The leader of china
- What the Chinese use to eat
- The poor people of china treated very badly
- A type of religon starting with D
- A type of fighting
- The dregon represents _______
- A black and white symbol
- A very well known place in China starting with Silk
- the language of china
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- A person who fights for China
- A follower of Daoism
- The common plant in China
- most famous thing in china
- A place to pray
- The most common food in china that the Chinese invented
- A type of religon starting with C
- A religon strating with B
- once a leader of China
20 Clues: A place to pray • A belief in China • A type of fighting • The leader of china • A follower of Daoism • the language of china • once a leader of China • A black and white symbol • The common plant in China • A religon strating with B • most famous thing in china • What the Chinese use to eat • A person who fights for China • The dregon represents _______ • A type of religon starting with C • ...
Global Gloobs 2024-04-17
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- A line descended from a female ancestor.
- Archeological culture that made giant head statues.
- Short Chinese dynasty.
- trade route that goes through the Sahara.
- Great trading state of West Africa!
- known for its knowledge and teachings.
- Chinese beauty standard.
- Respect for ones elders.
- Imperial Chinese dynasty.
- Medieval western african empire.
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- wrote one of the most famous travel logs ever!
- The spreading and merging of cultures.
- 8th largest country in Africa.
- Military ruler and the richest person ever.
- A ball game using only your hips.
- travel animals for the desert.
- Golden age for China.
- Ceramic material from China
- Series of waterways in Eastern and Northern China.
- Powder for exploding.
20 Clues: Golden age for China. • Powder for exploding. • Short Chinese dynasty. • Chinese beauty standard. • Respect for ones elders. • Imperial Chinese dynasty. • Ceramic material from China • 8th largest country in Africa. • travel animals for the desert. • Medieval western african empire. • A ball game using only your hips. • Great trading state of West Africa! • ...
WS7 Finial Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-16
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- A local lord
- great wealth or luxuriousness
- A pice of ice cream covered in rice dough
- The richest man in history
- A bullet train
- settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.
- The national sport of japan
- the longest structure ever built
- Middle country
- the People's Liberation Army
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- One of the most popular grains in china
- a small cooked ball of octopus and onions
- Muslim houses of religion
- The Chinese communist party
- China's most influential leader from the late 1970's
- the process by which a colony achieves independence from a colonizing power
- A traditional Chinese garnet
- The holy city of Muslims
- A traditional Chinese bevrage
- Japans passion
20 Clues: A local lord • A bullet train • Japans passion • Middle country • The holy city of Muslims • Muslim houses of religion • The richest man in history • The Chinese communist party • The national sport of japan • A traditional Chinese garnet • the People's Liberation Army • great wealth or luxuriousness • A traditional Chinese bevrage • the longest structure ever built • ...
