chinese Crossword Puzzles
grade 7-1-1-2 2020-10-18
10 Clues: si in Chinese • qi in Chinese • yi in Chinese • wu in Chinese • er in Chinese • ba in Chinese • liu in Chinese • san in Chinese • jiu in Chinese • ling in Chinese
Cutting Edge half a Crossword 2020-12-03
24 Clues: warm • kind • italy • cheap • bread • beach • brazil • hundred • spanish • surname • goodbye • chinese • address • mountain • friendly • thousand • exciting • shopping • fantastic • expensive • australia • rainforest • supermarket • interesting
Crossword About Festivals and Holidays 2015-08-18
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- a chinese festival about hill walking
- celebrated at the start of the year
- the festival of love
- a chinese festival with a special boat
- foreigner festival in the spring on a specific day
- foreigner festival in the winter
- a chinese festival about love
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- a festival for mothers
- a chinese festival with lanterns
- a time for fathers
- a chinese festival with mooncakes
- a foreigner festival when people scare each other
- chinese festival commemorating the dead at their
13 Clues: a time for fathers • the festival of love • a festival for mothers • a chinese festival about love • a chinese festival with lanterns • foreigner festival in the winter • a chinese festival with mooncakes • celebrated at the start of the year • a chinese festival about hill walking • a chinese festival with a special boat • chinese festival commemorating the dead at their • ...
Unit 4: China & East Asia 2021-11-05
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- historical name of Japan
- Chinese region invaded by Japan in 1931
- Chinese Philosopher
- early Chinese book
- Weapon first widely utilized on Iwo Jima
- capital of Japan
- international organization after WWI
- strategic battle in central Pacific
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- Symbol of Daoism that represents balance
- peninsula invaded by Japan in 1910
- US Naval Base attacked in 1941
- city under British rule until 1997
- first Chinese Dynasty
- US President; 1933-1945
- founder of Daoism
- US President that ordered the use of Atom Bombs
16 Clues: capital of Japan • founder of Daoism • early Chinese book • Chinese Philosopher • first Chinese Dynasty • US President; 1933-1945 • historical name of Japan • US Naval Base attacked in 1941 • peninsula invaded by Japan in 1910 • city under British rule until 1997 • strategic battle in central Pacific • international organization after WWI • Chinese region invaded by Japan in 1931 • ...
Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-20
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- First mythical emperor of China-Chinese
- God of the sea-Greek
- God of the underworld-Greek
- Thor's power-Norse
- Is from what myth?-Chinese
- The creator-Indian
- God of lightning-Norse
- God that has a poison that will kill humanity-indian
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- The god of peace-Chinese
- Thor's hammer-Norse
- Aphrodite's dad-Greek
- The first living being on the universe-Chinese
- Goddess of beauty-Greek
- The preserver-Indian
- The remover of obstacles-Indian
- Thor's brother-Norse
16 Clues: Thor's power-Norse • The creator-Indian • Thor's hammer-Norse • God of the sea-Greek • The preserver-Indian • Thor's brother-Norse • Aphrodite's dad-Greek • God of lightning-Norse • Goddess of beauty-Greek • The god of peace-Chinese • Is from what myth?-Chinese • God of the underworld-Greek • The remover of obstacles-Indian • First mythical emperor of China-Chinese • ...
Crossword About Festivals and Holidays 2015-08-18
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- a festival for mothers
- the festival of love
- foreigner festival in the spring on a specific day
- foreigner festival in the winter
- a chinese festival with a special boat
- a chinese festival with lanterns
- a chinese festival about love
- celebrated at the start of the year
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- a chinese festival with mooncakes
- a time for fathers
- a chinese festival about hill walking
- a foreigner festival when people scare each other
- chinese festival commemorating the dead at their
13 Clues: a time for fathers • the festival of love • a festival for mothers • a chinese festival about love • foreigner festival in the winter • a chinese festival with lanterns • a chinese festival with mooncakes • celebrated at the start of the year • a chinese festival about hill walking • a chinese festival with a special boat • chinese festival commemorating the dead at their • ...
Chinese 2020-03-19
ancient china 2018-09-06
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- to require (someone) to pay a tax. To require someone to pay a tax on (something).
- a person who fights in battles and is known for having courage and skill
- A fast growing grass that grows very tall and with hollow stems like a tube. The Chinese found numerous uses for bamboo including paper, buildings, furniture, and musical instruments
- a family of rulers who rule over a country for a long period of time; also : the period of time when a particular dynasty is in power.
- a Chinese leader
- of or relating to the Chinese philosopher Confucious or his teachings or followers.
- A legendary monster that terrorized a Chinese village until they used fireworks and noise to scare it off. Their victory over Nian is celebrated on Chinese New Year. Divining- relating to or coming from God or a god.
- a group of countries or regions that are controlled by one ruler or one government; especially : a group of countries ruled by an emperor or empress.
- one of the three major religions or philosophies of ancient china, Taoism follows the teachings of
- A type of Chinese sailboat that is typically flat bottomed and uses fully battened sails.
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- A revered mythical creature that has the long body of a serpent, sharp teeth, four legs with sharp talons, and can fly
- a Chinese mystical philosophy traditionally founded by Lao-tzu in the sixth century b.c. that teaches conformity to the Tao by unassertive action and simplicity.
- An ancient Chinese treatment for healing that uses needles placed in various areas of the skin.
- one of the three major religions of china, buddhism originated in india
- A type of ceramic invented by the Chinese. It is thin, strong, and beautiful. It is often called "china" in the west.
- means old often refers to a civilisation
- the nomadic peoples of the north who often raided china.
- only worn by wealthy nobles
- A small narrow boat with a flat bottom that is usually 10 to 15 feet long.
- A luxurious material made from the cocoons of silkworms. Silk was highly prized in ancient China and
20 Clues: a Chinese leader • only worn by wealthy nobles • means old often refers to a civilisation • the nomadic peoples of the north who often raided china. • one of the three major religions of china, buddhism originated in india • a person who fights in battles and is known for having courage and skill • ...
From Ancient to Modern China 2014-11-19
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- Would China be described as a place with a great or low amount of liveablility
- What was the name of the second dynasty?
- The ancient Chinese practice of foot ....... was practiced on women
- Who did the Chinese people believe were in the centre of the world?
- A place with a significant amount of liveability should have a sense of .........
- What was the first name of the person who created the world's first seismograph
- What invention did the Chinese accidentally discover when serching for a drug that gave eternal life?
- What does a seismograph detect?(plural)
- How many children were the Chinese allowed to have during the policy that was used to control the rapid population growth of China?
- Who 'built' The Great Wall of China?(two words no space)
- End this word that describes what all cities throughout the world should have: multi-
- What was qin's last name?
- What would soldiers in The Great Wall of China use to signal an attack?
- What was the name of the emperor who unified China?
- What was the name of the first known dynasty?
- What factor starting with 'S' is essential to a liveable society?
- What is China's capital city?
- What country beginning with 'L' does China border with?
- The Chinese saw themselves as where in the world?
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- Who first taught the idea of Daoism?
- Whose teachings is Buddhism based on?
- What was the name of the emperor that built The Forbidden City?
- What country beginning with 'M' does China border with?
- Dooes The Great Wall of China mostly cover Northern, Southern,Eastern or Western China?
- Who were considered barbarians?(hyphonated)
- Who chose 'the mandate of heaven?(plural)
- Does China today have the highest, lowest or an average poulation compared to the rest of the world?
- Who did the Chinese have ruling them until 1911?
- What is the Chinese name for the book that teaches Buddhism?(hyphonated)
- Were women treated superior or inferior to men?
- What was the main goal of the people who believed in Buddhism?
- What direction do The Terracotta Warriors face?
32 Clues: What was qin's last name? • What is China's capital city? • Who first taught the idea of Daoism? • Whose teachings is Buddhism based on? • What does a seismograph detect?(plural) • What was the name of the second dynasty? • Who chose 'the mandate of heaven?(plural) • Who were considered barbarians?(hyphonated) • What was the name of the first known dynasty? • ...
Ancient china 2022-06-29
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- what was chinas last dynasty
- old Chinese attraction
- the topic we’re studying
- there were____dynasty
- a thing that blows up in the sky
- china has the biggest what
- a wise saying
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- the Chinese were great
- china was rule by
- a famous Chinese philosopher
- the Chinese made the first what
- longest living dynasty
- what was the first Chinese dynasty
13 Clues: a wise saying • china was rule by • there were____dynasty • the Chinese were great • old Chinese attraction • longest living dynasty • the topic we’re studying • china has the biggest what • what was chinas last dynasty • a famous Chinese philosopher • the Chinese made the first what • a thing that blows up in the sky • what was the first Chinese dynasty
Chinese Cinderella 2015-10-05
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- What is third brothers actual name?
- What is second brothers actual name?
- Who was Adeline closest to?
- What is a child in order of birth called?
- What is Adeline's Given name?
- Who came to get Adeline from boarding school?
- What is Adeline's Chinese name?
- How did Adeline keep in touch with Aunt Baba?
- What was Adeline's number at boarding school?
- What is big sisters actual name?
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- How old was big sister when she got married?
- What is fourth brothers actual name?
- Why did Adeline receive the award she got in kindergarten?
- What did Adeline name the duck she received?
- Where did Adeline's family go while she wad at boarding school?
- What was the name of Big sisters fiancé?
- What is big brothers actual name?
17 Clues: Who was Adeline closest to? • What is Adeline's Given name? • What is Adeline's Chinese name? • What is big sisters actual name? • What is big brothers actual name? • What is third brothers actual name? • What is fourth brothers actual name? • What is second brothers actual name? • What was the name of Big sisters fiancé? • What is a child in order of birth called? • ...
Chinese Dynasty 2022-12-14
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- Poor people legally bound to wealthy landowners
- Leader of the Minamoto clan in Japan
- A chain of trade routes
- You were rich if you had this
- invention allowing spread of ideas
- A supreme military commander
- Capital City of China
- A series of rulers from the same family
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- A japanese warrior
- Fierce nomads from Central Asia
- Chinese teacher influencing Tang Taizhong
- A waterway that linked the Huang and Chang
- Capital city of Medieval Japan
- System A system of hiring people based on abilities
- More important than death
- largest desert in China
- First ruling dynasty
17 Clues: A japanese warrior • First ruling dynasty • Capital City of China • A chain of trade routes • largest desert in China • More important than death • A supreme military commander • You were rich if you had this • Capital city of Medieval Japan • Fierce nomads from Central Asia • invention allowing spread of ideas • Leader of the Minamoto clan in Japan • ...
Chinese geography 2022-05-10
17 Clues: Bohaisea • YellowSea • Himalayas • GobiDesert • Huaiheriver • YellowRiver • YangtzeRiver • MountEverest • Pacific Ocean • YongdingRiver • PlateauofTibet • TaklimanDesert • NorthChinaPlain • Yanshanmountains • TarimBasinDesert • tianshanMountains • yarlungzangboriver
Chinese Art 2024-10-30
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- buddha to be
- realism landscape artist
- painting earliest chinese paintings
- relaxed style of buddha
- highly prized
- vessel for wine elite families
- teacher, philosopher that taught keeping order and ethics
- complimentary opposites
- had inscriptions or poems
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- history of chinese art
- parchment or silk
- coblat blue porcelain
- receding parallel lines
- 4 masters of _______
- painted scenes of quiet nature
- white clay that porcelain is made from
- monster face
- ward off evil spirits
18 Clues: buddha to be • monster face • highly prized • parchment or silk • 4 masters of _______ • coblat blue porcelain • ward off evil spirits • history of chinese art • receding parallel lines • relaxed style of buddha • complimentary opposites • realism landscape artist • had inscriptions or poems • painted scenes of quiet nature • vessel for wine elite families • ...
Mythology Crossword Puzzle By:Bella 2021-09-20
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- First mythical emperor of China-Chinese
- God of the sea-Greek
- God of the underworld-Greek
- Thor's power-Norse
- Is from what myth?-Chinese
- The creator-Indian
- God of lightning-Norse
- God that has a poison that will kill humanity-indian
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- The god of peace-Chinese
- Thor's hammer-Norse
- Aphrodite's dad-Greek
- The first living being on the universe-Chinese
- Goddess of beauty-Greek
- The preserver-Indian
- The remover of obstacles-Indian
- Thor's brother-Norse
16 Clues: Thor's power-Norse • The creator-Indian • Thor's hammer-Norse • God of the sea-Greek • The preserver-Indian • Thor's brother-Norse • Aphrodite's dad-Greek • God of lightning-Norse • Goddess of beauty-Greek • The god of peace-Chinese • Is from what myth?-Chinese • God of the underworld-Greek • The remover of obstacles-Indian • First mythical emperor of China-Chinese • ...
HI228 Crossword Game! 2021-03-02
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- The first magazine to come out for women... it kinda flopped (1922)
- The leader in Japanese department stores
- First phase of Chinese modern women
- Third phase of Chinese modern women
- Founder of the Republic of China
- Japans 'modern' idea of the ideal women
- Second phase of Chinese modern women
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- The updated version of the magazine (1923)
- Famous Chinese Jazz Trumpeteer
- Chinese Dress (high neck, tight-fitting dress)
- Chinese park reserved for foreign residents
- Author of The Wings
- of the Republic of China
13 Clues: Author of The Wings • of the Republic of China • Famous Chinese Jazz Trumpeteer • Founder of the Republic of China • First phase of Chinese modern women • Third phase of Chinese modern women • Second phase of Chinese modern women • The leader in Japanese department stores • Japans 'modern' idea of the ideal women • The updated version of the magazine (1923) • ...
Ancient china 2022-06-29
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- the Chinese were great
- china has the biggest what
- a famous Chinese philosopher
- the topic we’re studying
- longest living dynasty
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- a thing that blows up in the sky
- a wise saying
- china was rule by
- old Chinese attraction
- there were____dynasty
- the Chinese made the first what
- what was chinas last dynasty
- what was the first Chinese dynasty
13 Clues: a wise saying • china was rule by • there were____dynasty • the Chinese were great • old Chinese attraction • longest living dynasty • the topic we’re studying • china has the biggest what • a famous Chinese philosopher • what was chinas last dynasty • the Chinese made the first what • a thing that blows up in the sky • what was the first Chinese dynasty
Chinese Nonverbal Communication 2013-03-22
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- Chinese speakers will rarely use this word, and instead will use phrases such as "maybe," or "perhaps"
- Typically, Chinese posture can be described as being fairly (BLANK)
- Chinese speakers do not like to visibly display too much of this
- When gesturing to a specific Chinese individual, rather than pointing, teachers should hold their (BLANK) up and gesture to the individual
- The cultural teachings that promote harmony and calmness
- Slouching is an example of a rude and offensive (BLANK) in the Chinese culture
- Chinese speakers tend to stand much (BLANK) when communicating than Americans
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- Chinese speakers do this much less than American speakers
- Unlike in American culture, this is not a sign of agreement, but rather a sign of acknowledgement
- Chinese friend may share close physical contact and even hold hands as a sign of (BLANK)
- When meeting a superior, like a professor, this is the customary greeting
- Strangers do not touch because it is a sign of (BLANK)
- This type of communication occurs when the speaker is of a different cultural background than the listener
- This is considered rude and disrespectful in the Chinese culture, but is a sign of attentiveness and respect in American culture
- When signalling a student to answer a question, you should never do this
15 Clues: Strangers do not touch because it is a sign of (BLANK) • The cultural teachings that promote harmony and calmness • Chinese speakers do this much less than American speakers • Chinese speakers do not like to visibly display too much of this • Typically, Chinese posture can be described as being fairly (BLANK) • ...
China Crossword 2023-10-11
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- The ____ and yang is the symbol of Taoism
- Great river in the north of China
- Dynasty that ruled from 1122-256 BCE
- The ____ of Heaven meant that the gods supported the dynasty in power
- Chinese philosophy that teaches oneness with nature and an all powerful Way
- Most famous Han emperor
- Fabric made by worms
- This Chinese political philosophy declared that the "nature of man is evil"
- First Chinese dynasty
- Dynasty for which China is named
- Bones used to foretell the future in China
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- Most famous Chinese philosopher
- Dominant religion in ancient China
- Dynasty that emerged in the 17th century BCE
- The ____ Mountains are China's southern border with India
- The Chinese built a REALLY BIG ____ across China
- ____ Huangdi is considered to be the first emperor of China
17 Clues: Fabric made by worms • First Chinese dynasty • Most famous Han emperor • Most famous Chinese philosopher • Dynasty for which China is named • Great river in the north of China • Dominant religion in ancient China • Dynasty that ruled from 1122-256 BCE • The ____ and yang is the symbol of Taoism • Bones used to foretell the future in China • ...
5 - Investigation 4 2024-11-22
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- Treatment faced by Chinese immigrants in the U.S.
- Groups aiding Chinese immigrants in Chinatown.
- Sheriff involved in the Pigtail Ordinance case.
- Community where immigrants preserved culture and identity.
- Anti-immigrant movement that opposed Chinese immigration.
- Hairstyle required under the Qing Dynasty.
- Yee Ah Tye ensured this for his daughters.
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- 1882 law restricting Chinese immigration.
- Town where Yee Ah Tye ran a store.
- Discovery in 1848 drew Chinese immigrants to California.
- City where Yee Ah Tye’s family sought safety.
- Yee Ah Tye's first night in San Francisco.
- First U.S. Chinatown was established here.
- Burial near these was vital for Chinese souls.
14 Clues: Town where Yee Ah Tye ran a store. • 1882 law restricting Chinese immigration. • Yee Ah Tye's first night in San Francisco. • First U.S. Chinatown was established here. • Hairstyle required under the Qing Dynasty. • Yee Ah Tye ensured this for his daughters. • City where Yee Ah Tye’s family sought safety. • Groups aiding Chinese immigrants in Chinatown. • ...
February 3, 2025 2025-02-03
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- Also known as the Chinese New Year
- Chinese New Year celebrations end with this
- Brief guest to the planet party at the end of February
- Growth of Mount Everest is mainly due to the collision of these Indian and Eurasian plates
- This will appear between Venus and Uranus after sunset
- Term for when the ground under Mt. Everest and nearby areas started to rise
- Planets that can be seen with the naked eye
- Name given to the visibly aligned six planets
- The smallest planet will be hard to see because it will be very close to this
- River capture culprit
- Animals of the zodiac are believed to influence these
- We usually cannot see all the planets at once because they do this
- NASA says this isn’t special
- These planets can only be seen with a powerful telescope
- This food symbolizes family togetherness
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- The number of planets it is common to see lined up in the sky
- The Chinese New Year festivities begin with this
- These foods represent wealth
- Earth’s highest peak
- The animals in the Chinese Zodiac were assigned a year based on the order in which they completed this
- What the Chinese New Year travel rush is known as
- Planets orbit the sun along a similar plane, causing them to appear like they do this
- Number of meters more that climbers will have to climb to get to the top of Mr. Everest
- 2025 is the year of this animal
- Highlight of the Chinese parades
- The celestial event can be seen a few hours after 8:30 pm in this hemisphere
- China’s biggest holiday lasts this long
- The number associated with good fortune in Chinese culture
- The number that represents longevity and good luck
- Number of animals the Chinese New Year is dedicated to
30 Clues: Earth’s highest peak • River capture culprit • These foods represent wealth • NASA says this isn’t special • 2025 is the year of this animal • Highlight of the Chinese parades • Also known as the Chinese New Year • China’s biggest holiday lasts this long • This food symbolizes family togetherness • Chinese New Year celebrations end with this • ...
Lunar New Year 2024-01-30
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- What are the red banners with poetic phrases called, which are hung on doorways for good luck?
- Is Chinese New Year only celebrated in China, or is it a global festival?
- How many days does the Chinese New Year celebration last, culminating with the Lantern Festival?
- What tradition involves scaring away evil spirits with colorful bursts of light in the sky?
- During Chinese New Year, families come together for a special time. What is this time called?
- What colorful objects are hung to symbolize a bright future?
- What kind of dances, featuring long creatures, are performed in the street during celebrations?
- Before Chinese New Year, families clean their homes to make way for good luck. What is this tradition called?
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- Wearing new clothes during Chinese New Year symbolizes what?
- What food, symbolizing wealth and a fresh start, is commonly eaten during the celebration?
- What is another name for Chinese New Year?
- How many animals are there in the Chinese zodiac?
- What legendary monster is often talked about during Chinese New Year, explaining many customs?
- Which color is considered lucky and is often used in decorations during Chinese New Year?
- What are red envelopes called, which are exchanged for good luck and prosperity?
15 Clues: What is another name for Chinese New Year? • How many animals are there in the Chinese zodiac? • Wearing new clothes during Chinese New Year symbolizes what? • What colorful objects are hung to symbolize a bright future? • Is Chinese New Year only celebrated in China, or is it a global festival? • ...
Chinese Food for Dinner Tonight! 2025-12-08
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- This method of cooking takes place in a wok
- Chinese food originated in this Asian country
- Joan loves these chewy long things that are sort of like spaghetti
- This dish has this type of meat dipped in batter and deep fried and is in the shape of a ball
- This warm beverage is often served in Chinese restaurants
- If you do not feel like going out, you can have this done and enjoy your food at home
- Chinese food often has this dark colored sauce added
- This special type of cookie is often given to eat after the meal
- This starchy food that is tiny and white is a staple of Chinese food and is served alongside other dishes
- After eating Chinese food, many people are _______ because of the saltiness of the food
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- Chinese food has many different tasty ______ which are poured over dishes to give them flavour and moisture
- If you want to eat out, it is easy to find a Chinese ________
- Chinese food dishes often use a lot of these healthy foods grown in a garden
- If you do not want to eat with a fork, you can use these wooden Chinese utensils
- This beef dish is very tasty and Joan and Ron both enjoy it
15 Clues: This method of cooking takes place in a wok • Chinese food originated in this Asian country • Chinese food often has this dark colored sauce added • This warm beverage is often served in Chinese restaurants • This beef dish is very tasty and Joan and Ron both enjoy it • If you want to eat out, it is easy to find a Chinese ________ • ...
Winter Festivals 2024-08-05
19 Clues: tree • money • gifts • Bodhi • light • candle • winter • summer • Diwali • spring • autumn • Kwanzaa • Hanukkah • decorate • celebrate • fireworks • Christmas • New Year Chinese New Year • Year's Eve New Year's Eve
5 - Investigation 4 2024-11-21
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- Discovery in 1848 drew Chinese immigrants to California.
- Groups aiding Chinese immigrants in Chinatown.
- Community where immigrants preserved culture and identity.
- 1882 law restricting Chinese immigration.
- Hairstyle required under the Qing Dynasty.
- Burial near these was vital for Chinese souls.
- City where Yee Ah Tye’s family sought safety.
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- Town where Yee Ah Tye ran a store.
- Anti-immigrant movement that opposed Chinese immigration.
- Treatment faced by Chinese immigrants in the U.S.
- First U.S. Chinatown was established here.
- Yee Ah Tye's first night in San Francisco.
- Sheriff involved in the Pigtail Ordinance case.
- Yee Ah Tye ensured this for his daughters.
14 Clues: Town where Yee Ah Tye ran a store. • 1882 law restricting Chinese immigration. • First U.S. Chinatown was established here. • Yee Ah Tye's first night in San Francisco. • Yee Ah Tye ensured this for his daughters. • Hairstyle required under the Qing Dynasty. • City where Yee Ah Tye’s family sought safety. • Groups aiding Chinese immigrants in Chinatown. • ...
BEIJING CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-11-30
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- Chinese zodiac for the yar 2022
- Unlucky number that sounds like death
- Complementary force of yang
- Pinyin for the colour that symbolises mourning
- A colour in monetary gifts that symbolizes good luck
- The only woman to sit on China's throne as Emperor in her own right
- technique in which practitioners stimulate specific points on the body, usually by inserting thin needles through the skin.
- Chinese unicorn
- The 5th zodiac animal in Chinese
- City that is home to Yu Yuan
- First name of the founding father of the People’s Republic of China
- round soup balls that are customary to eat during the Lantern festival
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- Colour represents power, royalty, and prosperity worn only by the emperor during the tang dynasty
- ancient Chinese exercise and healing technique that involves meditation, controlled breathing, and movement exercises.
- Material that makes the warriors in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor
- The Confucian virtue ‘li’
- Chinese name for the summer solstice festival; the longest day
- Chinese zodiac animal that symbolizes power, nobleness, honour, luck, and success. It is gifted with innate courage, tenacity, and intelligence.
- The Confucian virtue ‘ren’
- invention accidentally discovered during a search for a potion to gain human immortality
- One of Chairman Mao’s olds; Jiù Wénhuà
- Official belief of the China Communist Party
- Number in the Chinese valentine
- Pinyin for the festival that commemorates the death of the poet and minister Qu Yuan who committed suicide by drowning himself in the Miluo River.
24 Clues: Chinese unicorn • The Confucian virtue ‘li’ • The Confucian virtue ‘ren’ • Complementary force of yang • City that is home to Yu Yuan • Chinese zodiac for the yar 2022 • Number in the Chinese valentine • The 5th zodiac animal in Chinese • Unlucky number that sounds like death • One of Chairman Mao’s olds; Jiù Wénhuà • Official belief of the China Communist Party • ...
Ch10 Tomas Magarinos 2022-03-30
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- having title or possession from birth
- an official who watches others behavior
- a group of non elected government officials
- a member of a upper class of society
- a chinese practice of inserting needles through skin
- a symbol in writing based on pictures
- piety the responsibility children have to obey
- a symbol in a writing system that represents an idea
- a chinese philosophy concerned with obtainining long life
- a military commander
- farmer a farmer who works land owned by someone else
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- coins and paper money used to exchange
- a chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- a system of beliefs from the teachings of Confucius
- a person that someone is descended from
- the belief that the chinese king's right to rule came from the gods
- service the administrative service of a government
- chinese system of beliefs telling the ways a king should rule
18 Clues: a military commander • a member of a upper class of society • having title or possession from birth • a symbol in writing based on pictures • coins and paper money used to exchange • an official who watches others behavior • a person that someone is descended from • a group of non elected government officials • piety the responsibility children have to obey • ...
China 1911-1919 2013-08-05
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- New Culture Movement
- Wuchang,hankou and Hanyang
- Suppressed 1911 revolutionaries
- Anti-Western Chinese
- Revolutionary Alliance
- Monopoly on trade with foreigners
- Rules by force
- Last Emperor
- Father of Chinese Revolution
- Eight legged essay
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- Anti-Qing rebels
- Without hereditary ruler
- Empress
- The system of belief
- Early Political Party
- Major Chinese ethnic group
- Yin and Yan
17 Clues: Empress • Yin and Yan • Last Emperor • Rules by force • Anti-Qing rebels • Eight legged essay • New Culture Movement • Anti-Western Chinese • The system of belief • Early Political Party • Revolutionary Alliance • Without hereditary ruler • Wuchang,hankou and Hanyang • Major Chinese ethnic group • Father of Chinese Revolution • Suppressed 1911 revolutionaries • Monopoly on trade with foreigners
Allister and Jenny's Wedding 2017-07-21
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- Al & Jenny's son first name
- Allister's Chinese Zodiac Animal
- Jenny's favorite clothing brand
- Jenny's birthday month
- The video game Al & jenny played together
- Jenny's hometown
- Jenny's favorite dessert
- Allister's middle name
- Al & jenny's most visited coffee shop
- Jenny's Chinese Zodiac Animal
- Allister's favorite non-alcoholic drink
- Place where the couple first met
- Al & Jenny's favorite sport to play together
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- Allister's favorite food
- In what town was Allister born
- Jenny's Chinese first name
- Allister's favorite alcoholic beverage
- Allister's favorite color
- Jenny's favorite alcoholic beverage
- The first movie Al & Jenny watched together
- Jenny's heritage
- Jenny's favorite fruit
- Liam's birthday month
- Allister's birthday month
- Allister's eye color
- University that Jenny attended for undergrad
26 Clues: Jenny's hometown • Jenny's heritage • Allister's eye color • Liam's birthday month • Jenny's birthday month • Jenny's favorite fruit • Allister's middle name • Allister's favorite food • Jenny's favorite dessert • Allister's favorite color • Allister's birthday month • Jenny's Chinese first name • Al & Jenny's son first name • Jenny's Chinese Zodiac Animal • In what town was Allister born • ...
Ancient China & Rome 2024-12-01
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- Ancient Rome first empire
- The continent China is found
- Chinese philosopher
- Roman Empire famous landmark
- Ancient Roman language
- Beginning of empire
- Shortest dynasties
- What Ancient Rome people are called
- Xia dynasty was ruling during this age
- Ancient Rome created this for people to relive themselves
- Last Empire of Ancient Rome
- The first dynasty
- Common job on wealthy lords land
- People who worked in Ancient Civilizations
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- Creator of the Julian Calendar
- People who fought in the Colosseum
- Dynasty that lasted from (206BCE - 220CE)
- Ruling Family
- Questionable 5th dynasty
- People who birth the children's in Ancient Civilization
- Commoner
- A sovereign ruler of an empire
- Famous Chinese landmark
- What Ancient China people call themselves
- Created by Chinese Civilization
25 Clues: Commoner • Ruling Family • The first dynasty • Shortest dynasties • Chinese philosopher • Beginning of empire • Ancient Roman language • Famous Chinese landmark • Questionable 5th dynasty • Ancient Rome first empire • Last Empire of Ancient Rome • The continent China is found • Roman Empire famous landmark • Creator of the Julian Calendar • A sovereign ruler of an empire • ...
Five Chinese Brothers by Claire Huchet 2023-02-21
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- The fourth Chinese brother could not be ___.
- The fifth Chinese brother could hold his breath ___.
- The little boy stuffed his pockets with ___ things from the sea.
- The little boy ___ when the sea was forced from the Chinese brother's mouth.
- The first Chinese brother was arrested, put in prison, and __ to have his head cut off.
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- The first Chinese brother made ___ gestures for the little boy to come back.
- The judge said the fifth Chinese brother must be ___.
- The first Chinese brother told the little boy to ___ him promptly.
- They lived ___ together for many years.
- The third Chinese brother could ___ his legs
- The second Chines brother had a/an ___ neck.
- The five Chinese brother's looked ___ alike.
12 Clues: They lived ___ together for many years. • The fourth Chinese brother could not be ___. • The third Chinese brother could ___ his legs • The second Chines brother had a/an ___ neck. • The five Chinese brother's looked ___ alike. • The fifth Chinese brother could hold his breath ___. • The judge said the fifth Chinese brother must be ___. • ...
Ancient China (20pts) 2022-01-10
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- was invented in 25-220 CE
- Used during festivals to scare spirits away
- founded in the 6th century
- was invented around 500 BC
- Chinese version of football
- was invented in 1000 AD
- introduced in 206 bc
- this was the first Chinese dynasty
- Over 5000 years old
- have been used for over 4000 years in china
- The Monk who brought Buddhism east
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- Silk cloth that the Chinese would wear
- was made 6000 years ago
- was invented in 1100 AD
- this was the last Chinese dynasty
- was invented 1700 years ago
- A sport played in china
- kind, mythical creatures that are worshiped
- the First emperor of ancient china
- last emperor of china
- Ancient china's name in china
21 Clues: Over 5000 years old • introduced in 206 bc • last emperor of china • was made 6000 years ago • was invented in 1100 AD • A sport played in china • was invented in 1000 AD • was invented in 25-220 CE • founded in the 6th century • was invented around 500 BC • was invented 1700 years ago • Chinese version of football • Ancient china's name in china • this was the last Chinese dynasty • ...
Allister and Jenny's Wedding 2017-07-21
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- Allister's favorite non-alcoholic drink
- Jenny's favorite clothing brand
- Allister's middle name
- Al & Jenny's son first name
- Al & jenny's most visited coffee shop
- Allister's favorite color
- Jenny's favorite fruit
- The first movie Al & Jenny watched together
- Allister's favorite alcoholic beverage
- Jenny's favorite alcoholic beverage
- Liam's birthday month
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- In what town was Allister born
- Allister's favorite food
- Place where the couple first met
- Jenny's heritage
- Jenny's favorite dessert
- Jenny's birthday month
- Al & Jenny's favorite sport to play together
- Allister's birthday month
- The video game Al & jenny played together
- Jenny's hometown
- Jenny's Chinese Zodiac Animal
- Jenny's Chinese first name
- University that Jenny attended for undergrad
- Allister's eye color
- Allister's Chinese Zodiac Animal
26 Clues: Jenny's heritage • Jenny's hometown • Allister's eye color • Liam's birthday month • Jenny's birthday month • Allister's middle name • Jenny's favorite fruit • Allister's favorite food • Jenny's favorite dessert • Allister's birthday month • Allister's favorite color • Jenny's Chinese first name • Al & Jenny's son first name • Jenny's Chinese Zodiac Animal • In what town was Allister born • ...
Ancient China 2022-05-04
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- An Asian innovation
- How many years has Chinese medicine has evolved
- The third generation
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Kungfu was established at _______ temple
- Psychological effect
- What culture is this
- The head of the household
- They also ate a lot of ____
- once the grandfather died the children would _______ the household
- Based on human conduct as opposed to religion and belief in God
- Taoism is pronounced as
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- A monotheistic religion
- Was first practised by Chinese Monks
- The second generation
- They also ate a lot of ____ as well
- Makes people feel better
- A nontheistic religion or philosophy
- What is the diagram called on the second slide
- is this fun
- emphasizes belief in nature and dealing with life in a natural manner
21 Clues: is this fun • An Asian innovation • The third generation • Psychological effect • What culture is this • The second generation • A monotheistic religion • Taoism is pronounced as • Makes people feel better • The head of the household • They also ate a lot of ____ • Traditional Chinese Medicine • They also ate a lot of ____ as well • Was first practised by Chinese Monks • ...
Early Modern Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-06
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- Invaders to the Ming
- Tolerant Mughal leader
- Ottoman empire founder
- Word for self-rule or independence
- Akbar's son
- Russian leader name
- Another name for the Islamic Empires
- Russian's religion
- Horse warrior society
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- Founder of the Khan synasty
- Creators of the Devshirm system
- Sunni Muslims and Persian Empire
- Russian Dynasty name
- Turkish and Shia Islam Empire
- The Longest living Chinese emperor
- Mughal empire founder
- Statements said by the Qings every month
- The confucious system
- Chinese name for Confucius
- Chinese dynasty after the Ming
20 Clues: Akbar's son • Russian's religion • Russian leader name • Russian Dynasty name • Invaders to the Ming • Mughal empire founder • The confucious system • Horse warrior society • Tolerant Mughal leader • Ottoman empire founder • Chinese name for Confucius • Founder of the Khan synasty • Turkish and Shia Islam Empire • Chinese dynasty after the Ming • Creators of the Devshirm system • ...
Ancient China-Marlo Muntean-Sherrod 2018-05-07
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- This dynasty built The Great Wall Of China and made clay soldiers to protect their leader
- The first dynasty in China
- The founder of Confucianism
- A strong ceramic that is made from kaolin
- Used to protect China from the invading Mongols
- A home for the emperor with 9,999 rooms
- The most common religion in China
- A religion based on finding peace with nature
- The Chinese first settled on this river valley
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- The last Chinese Dynasty
- The Chinese were the first to make paper of of this
- This type of food was made to preserve wood in Ancient China
- A religion based on taking responsibility for society
- An invention made by the Chinese used by inserting needles on ones body to relieve pain or sickness
- The Chinese used these types of symbols when writing in Cuneiform
- Families of rulers or kings
- A fabric made from worm cocoons
- A group of trading routes used in Ancient China
- The symbol of Taoism used to represent opposite forces
- One out of every _____ people live in China
20 Clues: The last Chinese Dynasty • The first dynasty in China • Families of rulers or kings • The founder of Confucianism • A fabric made from worm cocoons • The most common religion in China • A home for the emperor with 9,999 rooms • A strong ceramic that is made from kaolin • One out of every _____ people live in China • A religion based on finding peace with nature • ...
The Chinese Writing system 2025-08-04
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- China has a wide ________ of delicious local foods.
- Confucius' works are ________ texts in Chinese culture.
- Email is a common ________ of communication today.
- We should ________ different cultural traditions.
- The Chinese writing ________ connects people across dialects.
- The Tang ________ was a golden age for Chnese poetry.
- Learning ________ grammar is the first step in English.
- Archaeologists found ancient ________ with carved symbols.
- In high ________, we study the art of beautiful handwriting.
- Chinese ________ like "爱" (ài) express deep meanings.
- Please give ________ instructions for the task.
- Beijing and Shanghai are ________ cities in China.
- Climate change is an important international ________.
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- The Great Wall represents China's ancient ________.
- Nowadays, English is a ________ language used worldwide.
- Hard work is a key ________ in achieving success.
- The dragon is a ________ of power in Chinese culture.
- People in Guangdong speak the Cantonese ________.
- ________ the rain, they continued the football match.
- Ancient people ________ symbols onto animal bones.
- Students practice ________ to improve their focus.
- Paper was invented in China around 105 ________.
- Ancient Chinese writing had its ________ in pictographs.
23 Clues: Please give ________ instructions for the task. • Paper was invented in China around 105 ________. • Hard work is a key ________ in achieving success. • We should ________ different cultural traditions. • People in Guangdong speak the Cantonese ________. • Email is a common ________ of communication today. • Ancient people ________ symbols onto animal bones. • ...
CNY Celebration with GSS 2025-01-20
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- Chinese New Year is known as the _____ Festival
- Number of days in the Chinese New Year Celebration
- _______ are traded on Chinese New Year as a courtesy to symbolise wealth and good luck
- 2025; the year of the _____
- Traditional ethnic wear for Chinese New Year worn by females
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- Traditional Dance performed during Chinese New Year for good luck
- What is the meaning behind eating fish during Chinese New Year?
- Another word for Yu Sheng
- ____________ are believed to ward off evil spirits
- Red envelope filled with cash is also known as ______
- In Chinese folklores, how are the animals in the Chinese Zodiac cycle arranged?
- Over ___ billion people celebrate Chinese New Year worldwide
12 Clues: Another word for Yu Sheng • 2025; the year of the _____ • Chinese New Year is known as the _____ Festival • ____________ are believed to ward off evil spirits • Number of days in the Chinese New Year Celebration • Red envelope filled with cash is also known as ______ • Over ___ billion people celebrate Chinese New Year worldwide • ...
Ahmed 2021-09-01
25 Clues: - Auto • - blau • - Huhn • - Buch • - Stift • - recht • - Apfel • - blick • - werden • - Stelle • - wunder • - sauber • - Chinese • - Fenster • - Siedler • - schlimm • - Respekt • - Gallerie • - Behälter • - freiheit • - Lastwagen • - tourismus • - goldrausch • - wolkenkratzer • blog - Reiseblog
AP World Ch 3 and 4 Vocab Terms 2024-10-16
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- Chinese admiral that led Chinese tribute expeditions
- rest stops along Silk Road
- African storyteller
- American region with a stratified society
- The Mongol Chinese Dynastic title
- huge architectural expression of Hinduism
- the first ilkhan of Persia
- African language written in Arabic
- major center of trade and Islam education
- Region that culturally grounded Buddhism in a new place
- animal that allowed Trans Saharan trade
- Mongol capital that exemplified religious toleration
- ship innovation that utilized monsoon winds
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- Form of Chinese Buddhism that is biggest cultural adoption
- A type of system that connected the Mongol Empire
- Ideas of Buddhism and Confucian texts
- State approved associations of merchants
- Arab scholar who traveled the world
- Symbolic of Buddhist Monks achieving Nirvana
- permanent settlements of foreign traders
20 Clues: African storyteller • rest stops along Silk Road • the first ilkhan of Persia • The Mongol Chinese Dynastic title • African language written in Arabic • Arab scholar who traveled the world • Ideas of Buddhism and Confucian texts • animal that allowed Trans Saharan trade • State approved associations of merchants • permanent settlements of foreign traders • ...
Communism in China 2021-03-25
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- The head of the Tibetan government.
- The act of setting oneself on fire, Some Tibetans used that to pressure China to make Tibet independent.
- Was under British Control during the Opium Wars, became a Chinese territory in 1997, and was mostly influenced by capitalism.
- Location of Tiananmen square.
- Mao Zedong's successor, had a different vision of communism, well known for China's economic success.
- An ideology in which businesses are owned privately. United States is influenced by that ideology.
- The act of colonizing and annexing land.
- Founded Kuomintang in 1915, won many accolades from world leaders including Vladmir Lenin.
- First Leader of the Chinese Communist Party during the Chinese Civil War.
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- A sense of pride and willingness for their nation.
- The Chinese Nationalist Party, eventually became democratized in the Chinese Civil War.
- Location where Mao Zedong announced the foundation of Communist China after the Chinese Civil War, there was a massacre in 1989.
- Where most Uyghurs live.
- The act of working together and working in communes.
- Leader of the Kuomintang during the Chinese Civil War.
- Many KMT refugees, and eventually the government had fled to that island. Has a capitalist ideology.
- An ideology in which the means of production is public to the community. The Soviet Union and China are influenced by that ideology.
- A minority ethnic group in China, are usually treated unfairly for being Muslim.
- Located next to China, majorly a Buddhist nation.
19 Clues: Where most Uyghurs live. • Location of Tiananmen square. • The head of the Tibetan government. • The act of colonizing and annexing land. • Located next to China, majorly a Buddhist nation. • A sense of pride and willingness for their nation. • The act of working together and working in communes. • Leader of the Kuomintang during the Chinese Civil War. • ...
Learning By Doing - Riley 2014-01-06
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- Rebellion in the 1830s to create a "heavenly kingdom of great peace"
- Young emperor who took measured to modernize China
- Quick growing crop the Qing acquired
- Man who led the rebellion
- Policy that made china open to trade with other nations
- Rebellion against foreigners and Christians-"Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists" lead it
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- Chinese accepted an ambassador from this country in 1793
- Foreigners gained these rights when at open Chinese ports
- Dynasty in China from 1644-1912
- Product the Chinese bought in large quantities
- Southern port (only port) westerners could do business at
- Metal from Chinese mines
- The treaty gave british this island
- Treaty which put a stop to the British and Chinese conflicts
- Open sea battles between British and Chinese
15 Clues: Metal from Chinese mines • Man who led the rebellion • Dynasty in China from 1644-1912 • The treaty gave british this island • Quick growing crop the Qing acquired • Open sea battles between British and Chinese • Product the Chinese bought in large quantities • Young emperor who took measured to modernize China • Policy that made china open to trade with other nations • ...
Learning By Doing - Riley 2014-01-06
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- Dynasty in China from 1644-1912
- Product the Chinese bought in large quantities
- The treaty gave british this island
- Southern port (only port) westerners could do business at
- Foreigners gained these rights when at open Chinese ports
- Young emperor who took measured to modernize China
- Metal from Chinese mines
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- Treaty which put a stop to the British and Chinese conflicts
- Open sea battles between British and Chinese
- Man who led the rebellion
- Rebellion against foreigners and Christians-"Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists" lead it
- Chinese accepted an ambassador from this country in 1793
- Rebellion in the 1830s to create a "heavenly kingdom of great peace"
- Policy that made china open to trade with other nations
- Quick growing crop the Qing acquired
15 Clues: Metal from Chinese mines • Man who led the rebellion • Dynasty in China from 1644-1912 • The treaty gave british this island • Quick growing crop the Qing acquired • Open sea battles between British and Chinese • Product the Chinese bought in large quantities • Young emperor who took measured to modernize China • Policy that made china open to trade with other nations • ...
Oosterse Filosofie 2015-11-19
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- Chinese filosofie: een deel van de elkaar aanvullende cirkel die staat voor onder andere vrouwelijkheid, de maan en kou
- Indiase filosofie: het filosofische inzicht waar de Indiase filosofie naar streeft
- Chinese filosofie: dat wat vanzelf is zoals het is; spontaniteit en natuurlijkheid
- Indiase filosofie: de bevrijding van de illusie dat dingen op zichzelf bestaan
- Indiase filosofie: de brandstof van het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte; de energie die ervoor zorgt dat het rad blijft draaien
- Chinese filosofie: de innerlijke kracht; het innerlijke gevoel van goed en kwaad
- Indiase filosofie: het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte
- Indiase filosofie: de mens en dingen hebben geen essentie; niets bestaat op zichzelf
- Chinese filosofie: de weg van het leven als methode en middel
- Chinese filosofie: de levensenergie die deel uit maakt van alles wat bestaat
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- Indiase filosofie: de essentie van de mens; de wetenschap dat de mens niet los staat van de werkelijkheid
- Indiase filosofie: het hiernamaals
- de focus op het eigen continent (Europa)
- Indiase filosofie: de illusie van de mens
- Indiase filosofie: de bevrijdingsleer van Boeddha
- Chinese filosofie: de levenswijze waarbij men alles laat gebeuren zonder hier tegenin te gaan
- Chinese filosofie: een deel van de elkaar aanvullende cirkel die staat voor onder andere mannelijkheid, de zon en warmte
17 Clues: Indiase filosofie: het hiernamaals • de focus op het eigen continent (Europa) • Indiase filosofie: de illusie van de mens • Indiase filosofie: de bevrijdingsleer van Boeddha • Indiase filosofie: het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte • Chinese filosofie: de weg van het leven als methode en middel • ...
China in the 19th Century by Jenecia Smiley 2022-11-08
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- China-centred community of nations.
- The only thing British could offer the chinese silver and________?
- Chinese theory and practice with non chinese states.
- 1644 to 1912.
- British interest extended here during opium war.
- Paid the most tribute to China.
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- Chinese outgrew the Tribute System to adopt to this.
- Chinese term for Far Eastern World.
- Chinese Belief System.
- Private traders were allowed to reside here.
- Centralized and Unified the Chinese World Order.
- Only port to open in foreign Trade.
12 Clues: 1644 to 1912. • Chinese Belief System. • Paid the most tribute to China. • Chinese term for Far Eastern World. • China-centred community of nations. • Only port to open in foreign Trade. • Private traders were allowed to reside here. • Centralized and Unified the Chinese World Order. • British interest extended here during opium war. • ...
Ancient China Review 2024-12-31
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- The Chinese dynasty that unified China and standardized various systems.
- The dynasty that followed the Shang
- Legendary Chinese ruler, known for his work in flood control and uniting the people.
- The Chinese belief that rulers are granted power by the gods based on their ability to govern well.
- A Chinese philosophy advocating strict laws and harsh punishments to maintain order.
- The legendary first dynasty in Chinese history, often seen as mythological.
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- A social and economic system where land ownership determines
- The Confucian value of respect and devotion to one’s parents and elders.
- The first emperor of China who initiated the construction of the Great Wall and other massive projects.
- Used by ancient Chinese to communicate with ancestors and predict the future.
- The Chinese dynasty known for its advanced bronze work and military technology.
- A series of fortifications built to protect China from northern invaders.
- A Chinese philosophy emphasizing morality, social harmony, and respect for authority.
- Road The ancient trade route that connected China with Europe, facilitating cultural exchange.
14 Clues: The dynasty that followed the Shang • A social and economic system where land ownership determines • The Confucian value of respect and devotion to one’s parents and elders. • The Chinese dynasty that unified China and standardized various systems. • A series of fortifications built to protect China from northern invaders. • ...
Imperial China 2024-03-08
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- During which dynasty was the canal lock invented?
- What century did the Chinese start making paper?
- What was the first weapon made with gunpowder?
- What is a highly complex body of workers with many levels of authority called?
- The Chinese invent the compass before the C.E. or during the C.E.?
- What is rule by officials of proven merit called?
- What was one of Imperial China's groundbreaking medical discoveries?
- What ran the Chinese paddlewheel boats?
- In which dynasty was tea first planted?
- What century was the movable type created in?
- What is Porcelain baked in?
- Who was the first to make and produce steel?
- In which dynasty was the movable type created?
- Is it possible the Chinese alchemists invented gunpowder by accident?
- What is something belonging or related to an emperor called?
- Did rockets have gunpowder in them?
- What was used to qualify candidates for positions in the government?
- What is a ruling class of noble families called?
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- What foreign power was in control in the Yuan dynasty?
- When was the arched bridge invented?
- What was the name of the bomb the Chinese lit and threw by hand?
- What type of pot is very strong yet light can still pass through it?
- What were the separate watertight compartments in Chinese boats sealed with?
- Who is known as the greatest explorer in Chinese history?
- What is the growth of cities called?
- What is the study of stars and planets called?
- What is a line of rulers descended from one family called?
- Who also attempted to build an arched bridge but did not do it as well as the Chinese?
- What were artillery shells launched by?
- What is the political leader of a territory containing several countries or groups of people called?
- What is it called when a conquered country or territory pays tribute to the conqueror?
31 Clues: What is Porcelain baked in? • Did rockets have gunpowder in them? • When was the arched bridge invented? • What is the growth of cities called? • What were artillery shells launched by? • What ran the Chinese paddlewheel boats? • In which dynasty was tea first planted? • Who was the first to make and produce steel? • What century was the movable type created in? • ...
Winter Festivals 2024-08-05
19 Clues: tree • money • gifts • Bodhi • light • candle • winter • summer • Diwali • spring • autumn • Kwanzaa • Hanukkah • decorate • celebrate • fireworks • Christmas • New Year Chinese New Year • Year's Eve New Year's Eve
From Ancient to Modern China 2014-11-19
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- Is Hong Kong a part of China?
- Who started Confuscianism?
- What type of compass did the Chinses invented?
- List one important factor for survival?
- Which emperor ruled the Han Dynasty in 138BCE?
- What have Chinese rulers based their authority on?
- Which is the closest city to Bejing?
- What is the nearest city to the Great Wall?
- What is one of the inventions that Chinese used to fight their enemy?
- What is the Book called about Confuscianism?
- In Ancient China who is below bureaucrats on the class structure?
- Who are the lower classes in Modern and Ancient China?
- How many words is liveability made out of?
- Did the Mandate of Heaven exist in the early times or later times of Chinese History?
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- Which emperor was the Terracotta Warriors Built for?
- Who lived in the Forbidden City?
- Which month in 2013 did the Chinese government announced that it would be phasing out the one child policy?
- Who did Emperor Wudi sent to establish relations with people in the remote west?
- Bejing is the ______ of China.
- Which country did Buddhism came from?
- What does 王 stands for?
- What did the Ancient Chinese used to detect earthquakes?
- Which northern invaders did the Chinese wanted to prevent when they built the Great Wall?
- Who started the Han Dynasty?
- Who had the Chinese chosen to rule if they based their authority on Mandate of Heaven?
- What tools did they use in Acupuncture in China?
- Are cities with low population density liveable or cities with high population?
- Who built the Great Wall?
- What is the most important factor about liveability?
- What was the Silk Road used for?
- How many great inventions did the Ancient Chinese invent?
- Who was Daoism first taught by?
32 Clues: What does 王 stands for? • Who built the Great Wall? • Who started Confuscianism? • Who started the Han Dynasty? • Is Hong Kong a part of China? • Bejing is the ______ of China. • Who was Daoism first taught by? • Who lived in the Forbidden City? • What was the Silk Road used for? • Which is the closest city to Bejing? • Which country did Buddhism came from? • ...
Chapter 6 III 2022-11-03
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- the Nationalists fled after Communist takeover
- father of Mexican Missions
- this man was a general and more powerful than the emperor
- missionary that was killed in Communist China
- father of Faith Missions
- Chinese philosopher and teacher
- Nationalist Chinese leader
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- Italian trader wrote a book about experiences in China
- Hiroshima and Nagasaki are cities in this country
- Chinese tower with a roof
- Emperor of Japan
- this man led the Republic of China
- communist Chinese leader
- these people invented/ discovered silk,paper and printing
14 Clues: Emperor of Japan • communist Chinese leader • father of Faith Missions • Chinese tower with a roof • father of Mexican Missions • Nationalist Chinese leader • Chinese philosopher and teacher • this man led the Republic of China • missionary that was killed in Communist China • the Nationalists fled after Communist takeover • Hiroshima and Nagasaki are cities in this country • ...
第13课 我爱吃辣的 2025-01-07
12 Clues: egg(Chines) • he(English) • la(English) • thin(Chinese) • tang(English) • tian(English) • agree(Chinese) • doufu(English) • taolun(English) • fridge(Chinese) • persevere(Chinese) • xihongshi(English)
Unit 1.1 APWH Quiz 2023-03-09
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- period of Japanese history that marks the governance by the Kamakura shogunate, officially established in 1192 in Kamakura by the first shōgun Minamoto no Yoritomo after the conclusion of the Genpei War.
- Philosophy that attempted to merge certain basic elements of Confucian and Buddhist thought; most important of the early Neo-Confucianists was the Chinese thinker Zhu Xi.
- Japanese literary work written during the Heian Period (794–1185 c.e.) by the aristocratic woman Murasaki Shikibu.
- Concubine of Emperor Tang Taizong, who seized imperial power for herself in 690 after Taizong became debilitated.
- Second emperor of the Chinese Sui Dynasty, responsible for the construction of the Chinese Grand Canal system, who reigned from 604–618 c.e.
- Turkish tribe.
- Period in which the imperial government was at Nara, and Sinicization and Buddhism were most highly developed.
- Chinese dynasty (589–618) that constructed the Grand Canal, reunified China, and allowed for the splendor of the Tang dynasty that followed.
- Chinese philosophy with origins in the Zhou dynasty; it is associated with legendary philosopher Laozi, and it called for a policy of noncompetition.
- Religion, based on Four Noble Truths, associated with Siddhartha Gautama (563–483 b.c.e.), or the Buddha; its adherents desired to eliminate all distracting passion and reach nirvana.
- Chinese dynasty (1644–1911) that reached its peak during the reigns of Kangxi and Qianlong.
- A Japanese warrior.
- Japanese military leader who ruled in place of the emperor.
- Powerful and wealthy Chinese dynasty that ruled a vast East Asian empire from 618 to 907 c.e.
- Indigenous Japanese religion that emphasizes purity, clan loyalty, and the divinity of the emperor.
- A practice that involved the tight wrapping of young girls’ feet with strips of cloth that prevented natural growth of the bones and resulted in tiny, malformed curved feet.
- Japanese period (794–1185), a brilliant cultural era notable for the world’s first novel, Murasaki Shikibu’s The Tale of Genji.
- Oasis in modern western China that became a site of Buddhist missionary activity by the fourth century c.e.
- Chinese emperor (r. 627–649) of the Tang dynasty (618 to 907).
- The Muromachi Period (Muromachi Jidai, 1333-1573 CE) refers to the period of Japanese medieval history when the Ashikaga shogun capital was located in the Muromachi area of Heiankyo (Kyoto).
- A huge network of canals that linked the Yangzi and Huang He river sys- tems, and that eventually extended 2000 kilometers (1200 miles).
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- The “greater vehicle,” a more metaphysical and more popular northern branch of Buddhism.
- Chinese system during the Tang dynasty in which the goal was to ensure an equitable distribution of land.
- Daoist concept of a disengagement from the affairs of the world.
- Philosophy, based on the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Kong Fuzi (551–479 b.c.e.), or Confucius, that emphasizes order, the role of the gentleman, obligation to society, and reciprocity.
- A very light, thin and adaptable type of pottery that, when fired with glazes, became a highly valuable export commodity during the Tang and Song dynasty.
- Influential branch of Buddhism in China, with an emphasis on intuition and sudden flashes of insight instead of textual study.
- Important early Korean dynasty that flourished during the seventh and eighth centuries.
- Chinese dynasty (960–1279) that was marked by an increasingly urbanized and cosmopolitan society.
- First emperor of the Chinese Song dynasty who reigned from 960 to 976 c.e.
- Chinese poet
- Early Chinese name for the modern nation of Vietnam.
- Capital of the Southern Song dynasty in the late thirteenth century.
- Chinese monks discovered the technology in the 9th century CE, during their quest for a life-extending elixir.
- Buddhism term for what can be reached if the correct life is lived. A world with no suffering or decay.
- First emperor of the short-lived but effective Sui Dynasty which united China after centuries of division, reigned from 589 to 604 c.e.
- Famous Buddhist monk, scholar, traveler, and translator. He recorded the interactions between China and India.
- Neo-Confucian Chinese philosopher (1130–1200).
38 Clues: Chinese poet • Turkish tribe. • A Japanese warrior. • Neo-Confucian Chinese philosopher (1130–1200). • Early Chinese name for the modern nation of Vietnam. • Japanese military leader who ruled in place of the emperor. • Chinese emperor (r. 627–649) of the Tang dynasty (618 to 907). • Daoist concept of a disengagement from the affairs of the world. • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-08
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- I am in high school
- My first name is Bradley
- My last name is Tuttle
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- I have taken chinese for three years
- I am 15 this year
- I was born in 1999
- My birthday is March 8th
- I think school is boring
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- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- I have a older brother and older sister
- I am American
- There are five people in my family
- My hobby is snowboarding
- I was born in Utah
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My first name is Bradley • My birthday is March 8th • My hobby is snowboarding • I think school is boring • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-09
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- My last name is Tuttle
- My birthday is March 8th
- I was born in Utah
- There are five people in my family
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- I think school is boring
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
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- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
- I am in high school
- I was born in 1999
- I am American
- I have a older brother and older sister
- I have taken chinese for three years
- My hobby is snowboarding
- My first name is Bradley
- I am 15 this year
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My birthday is March 8th • My hobby is snowboarding • I think school is boring • My first name is Bradley • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese 2 2020-10-02
CHINESE CIVILIZATION 2021-07-27
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- A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies.
- A religion originated in China 2000 years ago.
- A dynasty whoch was followed after shang dynasty.
- The worlds largest military structure.
- The first Chinese civilization ruled till 1122BCE.
- A person who built the world's first seismograph.
- Romans considered it as precious as gold which came from China.
- A complex form of writing other than pictogram.
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- Name of the occupation which involves raising silkworms and make silks.
- The art of making pottery with a glaze.
- A stupa temple architecture which is most common in temple.
- A religion brought to China from India by missionaries and traders.
- A popular religious movement found by chinese philosopher.
- A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation.
- Another name of the popular beverage first cultivated in China.
- A river which is the cradle of the ancient Chinese civilization.
16 Clues: The worlds largest military structure. • The art of making pottery with a glaze. • A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation. • A religion originated in China 2000 years ago. • A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies. • A complex form of writing other than pictogram. • A dynasty whoch was followed after shang dynasty. • ...
CHINESE CIVILIZATION 2021-07-27
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- A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies.
- A religion originated in China 2000 years ago.
- A dynasty which was followed after shang dynasty.
- The worlds largest military structure.
- The first Chinese civilization ruled till 1122BCE.
- A person who built the world's first seismograph.
- Romans considered it as precious as gold which came from China.
- A complex form of writing other than pictogram.
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- Name of the occupation which involves raising silkworms and make silks.
- The art of making pottery with a glaze.
- A stupa temple architecture which is most common in temple.
- A religion brought to China from India by missionaries and traders.
- A popular religious movement found by chinese philosopher.
- A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation.
- Another name of the popular beverage first cultivated in China.
- A river which is the cradle of the ancient Chinese civilization.
16 Clues: The worlds largest military structure. • The art of making pottery with a glaze. • A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation. • A religion originated in China 2000 years ago. • A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies. • A complex form of writing other than pictogram. • A dynasty which was followed after shang dynasty. • ...
Chinese Religions 2021-04-19
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- Confucius studied at the Royal what?
- Became the official code of behaviour in China
- The Buddhist belief that when you die you will come back in a different form, depending on how good you were in life.
- Confucius said children should love and respect their?
- The Buddhist belief that actions have consequences
- The largest religion in China today
- The first part of the famous Taoist symbol for balance
- What is another name for Daoism?
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- Taoism gets its belief from the Universe and what?
- Taoists believed that the universe and individuals should be in ....
- who burnt Confucius's books?
- Dancing what made Confucius resign as advisor?
- The term for a wise man like Confucius
- What road brought the ideas of Buddhism to China?
- most famous Chinese philosopher
- Where did Buddhism come from?
16 Clues: who burnt Confucius's books? • Where did Buddhism come from? • most famous Chinese philosopher • What is another name for Daoism? • The largest religion in China today • Confucius studied at the Royal what? • The term for a wise man like Confucius • Became the official code of behaviour in China • Dancing what made Confucius resign as advisor? • ...
Chinese festival 2025-05-06
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- A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, often associated with gift-giving.
- A North American holiday expressing gratitude, traditionally celebrated with a turkey dinner.
- food eaten during Chinese New Year, symbolizing wealth.
- Celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month with glowing decorations and riddles.
- Loud explosives used during Chinese festivals to scare away evil spirits.
- Eve The night before Christmas Day, often marked by family gatherings and festive meals.
- Gifts of money given in red packets during Chinese New Year and other celebrations.
- A celebration of the full moon and family reunion, often marked by eating mooncakes.
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- A day for visiting graves and honoring ancestors by cleaning tombs and offering food.
- The most important traditional festival in China, marking the start of the lunar calendar.
- A traditional activity during the Double Ninth Festival.
- A day to respect the elderly, often involving hiking and enjoying chrysanthemum flowers.
- A round pastry filled with sweet paste, symbolizing reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
- A traditional water sport held during the Dragon Boat Festival.
- A ritual of cleaning graves and paying respect during the Qingming Festival.
- A holiday featuring boat races and sticky rice dumplings to honor the poet Qu Yuan.
- A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, often involving eggs and bunnies.
17 Clues: food eaten during Chinese New Year, symbolizing wealth. • A traditional activity during the Double Ninth Festival. • A traditional water sport held during the Dragon Boat Festival. • Loud explosives used during Chinese festivals to scare away evil spirits. • A ritual of cleaning graves and paying respect during the Qingming Festival. • ...
Chinese Revolution 2022-07-27
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- Ethnic group from northern China, noted for their customs and long queues (ponytails)
- China's first republican president and an important nationalist figure
- Narcotic drug, grown and traded in China by foreign imperialists
- Communist country that influenced the development of the Chinese Revolution (initials)
- First name of the nationalist military and political leader Jieshi
- This political party was formed in August 1912 with the unification of the Tongmenghui and other nationalist groups
- Term used to describe China and its pollitical divisions between 1916 and 1927
- Significant relocation of communists to northern China, began in 1934
- Chinese Communist Party
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- This leader attempted to revive the monarchy and install himself as emperor in late 1915 (4,6)
- In 1915 the govt. of this country sent China a 21-point ultimatum, containing demands
- The infant emperor who was forced to abdicate in 1912
- Name given to Chinese who led an anti-foreign rebellion in 1899-1900
- The name of the imperial dynasty that ruled China until 1911
- A purge or massacre of communists occurred in this city in April 1927
- Chiang Kai-shek's military campaign to conquer warlords and reunify China
16 Clues: Chinese Communist Party • The infant emperor who was forced to abdicate in 1912 • The name of the imperial dynasty that ruled China until 1911 • Narcotic drug, grown and traded in China by foreign imperialists • First name of the nationalist military and political leader Jieshi • Name given to Chinese who led an anti-foreign rebellion in 1899-1900 • ...
Chinese Cuisine 2025-05-20
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- Spicy region of China known for tongue-tingling food
- A popular Vietnamese soup made with broth, herbs, and noodles
- This traditional Chinese medicine food is chewy and sea-dwelling
- Opposite of yin in Taoist philosophy
- Sweet drink with tapioca pearls from Taiwan
- Found in chicken feet – good for your skin!
- Meat preparation rules followed by Hui and Uighur Muslims
- Belief system that avoids pork and alcohol
- Soft drink commonly served and shared at Chinese meals
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- Slippery food served in soup or stir-fry, made from wheat
- A vegetarian-friendly soy product often used in Buddhist cooking
- This Chinese city is known for sweet-and-sour dishes
- Noodle dish that means “fried noodles” in Chinese
- Common base food in both China and Vietnam
- Balance this with yang, according to Taoism
- Savory snack with filling, often eaten during dim sum
16 Clues: Opposite of yin in Taoist philosophy • Common base food in both China and Vietnam • Belief system that avoids pork and alcohol • Balance this with yang, according to Taoism • Sweet drink with tapioca pearls from Taiwan • Found in chicken feet – good for your skin! • Noodle dish that means “fried noodles” in Chinese • Spicy region of China known for tongue-tingling food • ...
AP World History Crossword Puzzle - Anthony 2025-10-31
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- Islamic tower
- City near the Mississippi River
- Triangular (Lanteen) Sail
- Resting Stops
- Revival/New of Chinese belief
- Wealthy Mali empire
- Mongol empire (Grandson of Genghis Khan)
- Borbudur Temple
- Served in court
- Communication network
- Learning center
- Hindu-Buddhism Temple in Khmer Empire
- Chinese admiral who led expeditions
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- Muslim traveler
- Animal crucial for trans-Saharan trade
- Military tactic of surrounding
- Mongol camps
- Chinese dynasty
- Japanese form of Buddhism
- East African coastal language
- Capital city of Mongol (under Genghis Khan)
21 Clues: Mongol camps • Islamic tower • Resting Stops • Muslim traveler • Chinese dynasty • Borbudur Temple • Served in court • Learning center • Wealthy Mali empire • Communication network • Triangular (Lanteen) Sail • Japanese form of Buddhism • Revival/New of Chinese belief • East African coastal language • Military tactic of surrounding • City near the Mississippi River • ...
Ancient China 2014-10-31
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- A fast growing grass that grows very tall and with hollow stems like a tube.
- a famous Chinese invention that is usually used on New Years Eve.
- what lots of Chinese clothes were made of.
- Royal leader of China.
- a type of artistic writing
- A person from whom a person is descended.
- a type of drink
- Mythical fire breathing creatures believed to bring good luck
- When the rule of a country is passed down to family members over a long period of time.
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- A type of Chinese sailboat that is typically flat bottomed and uses fully battened sails.
- A type of varnish used to protect items and make them more beautiful.
- the Chinese animal of the year(2014).
- A 5500 mile long wall built along the northern border of China.
- Chinese philosopher and teacher.
- A type of baked clay ceramic.
- continent located in Asia.
- River A river in China that's existed since ancient times.
- When they are dead they got covered in terracotta.
- a black and white animal.
- it is served in many restaurants and is served fried.
20 Clues: a type of drink • Royal leader of China. • a black and white animal. • a type of artistic writing • continent located in Asia. • A type of baked clay ceramic. • Chinese philosopher and teacher. • the Chinese animal of the year(2014). • A person from whom a person is descended. • what lots of Chinese clothes were made of. • When they are dead they got covered in terracotta. • ...
Ancient China 2023-02-21
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- wheel turning from the water flowing against it
- money in the form of coins or paper
- writing symbol representing a thing or idea
- time span between parents' birth and their children's birth
- official who watches for correct behavior
- Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- Chinese belief system of the way a person must rule
- farmer working on land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash/share of crops
- responsibility of children to respect, obey and care for their parents
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- belief of Chinese king's right to rule came from the Gods
- basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- long-dead family members
- narrow sea between two land masses
- gaining title or possession by birthright
- military leaders with their own army
- belief system based on teachings of Confucius
- group of non-elected government officials
- writing symbol based on pictures
- Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- Chinese philosophy stressing the importance of laws
20 Clues: long-dead family members • writing symbol based on pictures • narrow sea between two land masses • money in the form of coins or paper • military leaders with their own army • gaining title or possession by birthright • group of non-elected government officials • official who watches for correct behavior • writing symbol representing a thing or idea • ...
Ancient China 2019-09-01
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- Chinese Emperors often used this as their symbol, signified strength, power and good luck
- Cai Lun invented this object
- of the Red Cliffs This battle started near the end of Han Dynasty of China
- Ancient Chinese was the first to drink this, also used as medicine
- Made to protect people from rain
- iron used to make steel
- strips used as paper before paper was invented
- Became Emperor at 3 years old
- Used in weapons such as rifles
- wall of china A giant wall made to protect china from invasions
- The Chinese along the yellow river made this by combining copper and tin
- Road A trade route that went from China to Eastern Europe
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- First dynasty of China
- it was used to scare off enemies
- Bone Calendar the first known Chinese calendar
- there are more then 100,000 of these
- Army Made to protect Emperor Qin in the after life
- new year, This celebration last for 15 day's
- the Emperor when the great wall of china was built
- One of the main religions, starts with a B
20 Clues: First dynasty of China • iron used to make steel • Cai Lun invented this object • Became Emperor at 3 years old • Used in weapons such as rifles • it was used to scare off enemies • Made to protect people from rain • there are more then 100,000 of these • One of the main religions, starts with a B • new year, This celebration last for 15 day's • ...
JLC Outside Reading 2024-04-15
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- twenty-six malignant gates language
- Jing-mei's enemy
- Suyuan's club
- game played by chinese people involving tiles
- a Chinese method of transportation
- almost the same
- Rose's divorced husband
- money that was given to Jing-mei to go to China.
- grandmother of An-mei
- what did Suyuan leave in China
- opposite of shou
- not the same thing
- Sweet barbecued pork
- where ted went to school
- Jing-mei's dad
- Suyuan's daughter
- grown up in mandarin
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- where Jingmei's half sisters are.
- second sound when taking a tile in Mahjong
- respect for elders
- who the Chinese ran away from
- Lindo's first husband
- Where Suyuan fled from
- what Rose lacked spiritually
- Waverly's mom
- wrapped meat in chinese soup
- What Waverly is best at
- An-mei's mother's concubine status
- Boy who fell in the ocean
- Taitai's mother
- sound when taking a tile in Mahjong
- what the swan represents
- where the members of JLC met
- Lena's daughter
- Waverly's job revolves around this
35 Clues: Suyuan's club • Waverly's mom • Jing-mei's dad • almost the same • Taitai's mother • Lena's daughter • Jing-mei's enemy • opposite of shou • Suyuan's daughter • respect for elders • not the same thing • Sweet barbecued pork • grown up in mandarin • Lindo's first husband • grandmother of An-mei • Where Suyuan fled from • What Waverly is best at • Rose's divorced husband • what the swan represents • ...
HISTORICAL LITERATURE 2025-04-02
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- ______________a Thai dish made with stir-friend rice and various ingredients.
- ______________a Chinese symbol of good luck and prosperity.
- ______________a traditional Japanese art form involving paper folding.
- ______________a Korean martial art known for its dynamic movements.
- ______________a Chinese tea known for its health benefits
- ______________ a popular Japanese dish made with vinegared rice and seafood.
- ______________a Korean dish made with marinated meat and vegetables.
- ______________a Chinese dish often serve with rice and vegetables.
- ______________ a Korean fermented cabbage dish, a staple in Korean cuisine.
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- ______________a Thai temple often adorned with intricate carvings
- ______________ a traditional Japanese garment, often worn by men.
- ______________a famous Chinese river, known for its length and importance.
- ______________a popular Thai fruit known for its pungent aroma
- ______________ a type of Japanese hot spring.
- ______________a traditional Korean garment, often worn during special occasions.
- ______________a chinese martial art known for its slow, deliberate movement.
- ______________ a type of Thai massage, known for its focus on pressure point.
- ______________capital of South Korea.
- ______________ a Japanese mountain, known for its iconic conical shape.
- ______________a Thai curry, often with coconut milk and spices.
20 Clues: ______________capital of South Korea. • ______________ a type of Japanese hot spring. • ______________a Chinese tea known for its health benefits • ______________a Chinese symbol of good luck and prosperity. • ______________a popular Thai fruit known for its pungent aroma • ______________a Thai curry, often with coconut milk and spices. • ...
Vocabulary Crossword CH. 3&4 2025-10-29
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- European traders used "bills of exchange"
- Allowed communications across long distances.
- Buddhist monasteries used it while meditating
- A major commercial city of West African civilization
- Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships. In 1405 he began a voyage intended to enroll people in Chinese tribute system
- A 12th century monument in Delhi
- Largest religious structure in the pre-modern world. Built by Angkor Kingdom
- Merchants that encouraged trade
- New kinds of ships created by the Chinese and Arabs
- An agriculturally rich region, features Buddhist monuments
- Made trans-Saharan commerce possible
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- Chinese version of Indian faith
- Grammatically and African tongue within larger Bantu family for languages
- The ruler of Mali, who in 1324 undertook the haji
- A widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official.
- Node of commerical activity for wider connections in the Americas
- The Chan School of Chinese Buddhism had become zen in Japanese society
- Buddhist philosophical ideas
- Inns or guesthouses that caravans stopped by.
- communities Permanent settlement of different foreign traders
20 Clues: Buddhist philosophical ideas • Chinese version of Indian faith • Merchants that encouraged trade • A 12th century monument in Delhi • Made trans-Saharan commerce possible • European traders used "bills of exchange" • Allowed communications across long distances. • Buddhist monasteries used it while meditating • Inns or guesthouses that caravans stopped by. • ...
The Han Dynasty 2023-03-31
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- The capital city of that time
- About how much time the Han Dynasty lasted
- The thing that the Romans would trade for silk
- The idea that people should be able to rule based on their understanding
- What the Han Dynasty is famous for
- The part of the "world" that China was on
- What the Chinese needed from the Western world
- A tool that the Chinese invented to measure earthquakes
- A dynasty filled with art, music, and culture
- The group of roads that connected China to Syria
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- The delicate pottery that the Chinese are famous for
- The common school supply that the Chinese invented
- How long emperor Wu Di ruled
- An insect that produces silk
- The emperor that made China even bigger
- The people who often ruled in place of their sons
- A house on water that became popular during the Han Dynasty
- The place that emperor Wu Di conquered
- The emperor that came before the Han Dynasty
- The secret that the Chinese kept for 3,000 years
20 Clues: How long emperor Wu Di ruled • An insect that produces silk • The capital city of that time • What the Han Dynasty is famous for • The place that emperor Wu Di conquered • The emperor that made China even bigger • The part of the "world" that China was on • About how much time the Han Dynasty lasted • The emperor that came before the Han Dynasty • ...
Ancient China 2019-09-01
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- One of the main religions, starts with a B
- Army Made to protect Emperor Qin in the after life
- Road A trade route that went from China to Eastern Europe
- First dynasty of China
- there are more then 100,000 of these
- Bone Calendar the first known Chinese calendar
- Cai Lun invented this object
- the Emperor when the great wall of china was built
- of the Red Cliffs This battle started near the end of Han Dynasty of China
- it was used to scare off enemies
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- Used in weapons such as rifles
- Became Emperor at 3 years old
- Made to protect people from rain
- strips used as paper before paper was invented
- new year, This celebration last for 15 day's
- Chinese Emperors often used this as their symbol, signified strength, power and good luck
- wall of china A giant wall made to protect china from invasions
- Ancient Chinese was the first to drink this, also used as medicine
- iron used to make steel
- The Chinese along the yellow river made this by combining copper and tin
20 Clues: First dynasty of China • iron used to make steel • Cai Lun invented this object • Became Emperor at 3 years old • Used in weapons such as rifles • Made to protect people from rain • it was used to scare off enemies • there are more then 100,000 of these • One of the main religions, starts with a B • new year, This celebration last for 15 day's • ...
US History 1st Semester 2022-12-14
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- Series of laws designed to keep AA in virtual slavery. 2wd
- Establishes the criteria for US citizenship.
- Following the Rock Springs massacre, Pres___ issued a protection order for Chinese laborers.
- Many Chinese immigrants came for the ___. 2wd
- Chinese laborers tended to work for ___ , which upset the Knights of Labor.
- Richard Sears began his career as a ____. 2wd.
- Annihilation, Assimilation and were seen as viable responses in dealing with Native Americans.
- The Freedmen's Bureau was designed to help slaves ____ to freedom.
- Used for granite tunnels
- In large part, a poor ____ and racism led to the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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- 1861-1865
- 13th, 14th, 15th Reconstruction.
- T. Stevens led the _____ Republicans group. 2wd
- Promontory, Utah meeting.
- 1865-1877
- In 1885, the "good" citizens of ___ forced their Chinese neighbors to leave town.
- This period followed #___. 2wd
- To save the man...
- 30 million of these mammals roamed the ____ 2wd in 1865
- Barbed wire brought an end to the ____.
- Following Lincoln's assassination, Andrew established his plans to reunite the country.
21 Clues: 1861-1865 • 1865-1877 • To save the man... • Used for granite tunnels • Promontory, Utah meeting. • This period followed #___. 2wd • 13th, 14th, 15th Reconstruction. • Barbed wire brought an end to the ____. • Establishes the criteria for US citizenship. • Many Chinese immigrants came for the ___. 2wd • Richard Sears began his career as a ____. 2wd. • ...
autobiographical chinese 2014-11-24
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- My last name is Cowley
- My birthday is December 17
- I was born in 1998
- I am in high school
- I have eight people in my family
- I am 16
- My favorite food is Mexican
- I ski for a hobby
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- I was born in Utah
- I have 1 little sister, 2 older sisters, 2 older brothers
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- My nationality is American
- I have taken Chinese for 3 years
- My zodiac is tiger
- I think school is boring
- My first name is Colby
16 Clues: I am 16 • I ski for a hobby • I was born in Utah • I was born in 1998 • My zodiac is tiger • I am in high school • My last name is Cowley • My first name is Colby • I think school is boring • My birthday is December 17 • My nationality is American • My favorite food is Mexican • I have eight people in my family • I have taken Chinese for 3 years • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-09
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- My last name is Tuttle
- My birthday is March 8th
- I was born in Utah
- There are five people in my family
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- I think school is boring
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
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- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
- I am in high school
- I was born in 1999
- I am American
- I have a older brother and older sister
- I have taken chinese for three years
- My hobby is snowboarding
- My first name is Bradley
- I am 15 this year
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My birthday is March 8th • My hobby is snowboarding • I think school is boring • My first name is Bradley • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-09
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- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- I have taken chinese for three years
- I was born in 1999
- My hobby is snowboarding
- I was born in Utah
- I am American
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- I am in high school
- My last name is Tuttle
- I think school is boring
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- My birthday is March 8th
- There are five people in my family
- I have a older brother and older sister
- My first name is Bradley
- I am 15 this year
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • I think school is boring • My birthday is March 8th • My hobby is snowboarding • My first name is Bradley • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-08
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- My hobby is snowboarding
- There are five people in my family
- I am American
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- I have a older brother and older sister
- I am in high school
- My first name is Bradley
- I think school is boring
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- My favorite Food is chinese food
- I am 15 this year
- I was born in 1999
- I have taken chinese for three years
- My last name is Tuttle
- I was born in Utah
- My birthday is March 8th
- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My hobby is snowboarding • My birthday is March 8th • My first name is Bradley • I think school is boring • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-08
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- My first name is Bradley
- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
- My hobby is snowboarding
- I have a older brother and older sister
- I am American
- I have taken chinese for three years
- I was born in 1999
- I am in high school
Down
- My last name is Tuttle
- I was born in Utah
- My birthday is March 8th
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- There are five people in my family
- I am 15 this year
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- I think school is boring
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in Utah • I was born in 1999 • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My first name is Bradley • My birthday is March 8th • My hobby is snowboarding • I think school is boring • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
CHINESE CULTURE 2015-05-29
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- / Conceptions about personal space and privacy
- / The idea of always putting others before yourself
- / Not B-sian
- / The 15th day of the 7th month in the lunar calendar
- / What kind of skin would most Chinese people want to have
- / The top leader of China
- / If Chinese have a diverse food preference, then they eat
- / Dominant religion in China
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- / If America is capitalist, then China is
- / Nodding means
- Ideas of what time is and its relative importance
- / How many hours in average do students study in high school in China
- / Chinese dress style
- / The most famous ethical and philosophical system in China
- / Men and women are
- / Chinese art style
16 Clues: / Not B-sian • / Nodding means • / Men and women are • / Chinese art style • / Chinese dress style • / The top leader of China • / Dominant religion in China • / If America is capitalist, then China is • / Conceptions about personal space and privacy • Ideas of what time is and its relative importance • / The idea of always putting others before yourself • ...
Chinese festivals 2022-06-27
CHINESE CIVILIZATION 2021-07-27
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- A complex form of writing other than pictogram.
- A river which is the cradle of the ancient Chinese civilization.
- A stupa temple architecture which is most common in temple.
- A popular religious movement found by chinese philosopher.
- Name of the occupation which involves raising silkworms and make silks.
- The first Chinese civilization ruled till 1122BCE.
- A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation.
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- A person who built the world's first seismograph.
- The worlds largest military structure.
- Another name of the popular beverage first cultivated in China.
- The art of making pottery with a glaze.
- A dynasty whoch was followed after shang dynasty.
- A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies.
- A religion brought to China from India by missionaries and traders.
- A religion originated in China 2000 years ago.
- Romans considered it as precious as gold which came from China.
16 Clues: The worlds largest military structure. • The art of making pottery with a glaze. • A compass made by Chinese for sea navigation. • A religion originated in China 2000 years ago. • A complex form of writing other than pictogram. • A Priest who acts as a a medium for prophecies. • A person who built the world's first seismograph. • ...
Chinese Exploration 2024-02-09
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- An area northeast of CHina’s Great Wall
- the society, culture, and way of life of a particular area.
- a member of the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic order of priests
- a fabric that was originally made in china
- overcome and take control of a place or people
- A port in Southern China
- Ceramic material made of raw materials
- a Chinese Muslim and court official
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- a Southern European country
- uncivilized people
- a person born in or coming from a country other than one's own.
- a succession of rulers of the same line of descent
- also known as ships
- termcode-convert-145-800
- a long journey involving travel by sea or in space.
- a new dynasty that started in 1644
16 Clues: uncivilized people • also known as ships • termcode-convert-145-800 • A port in Southern China • a Southern European country • a new dynasty that started in 1644 • a Chinese Muslim and court official • Ceramic material made of raw materials • An area northeast of CHina’s Great Wall • a fabric that was originally made in china • overcome and take control of a place or people • ...
Chinese 2 2020-09-29
16 Clues: hot • very • again • spring • summer • winter • so, much • to go out • to go back • yu to rain • California • comfortable • fall, autumn • how terrible • to interview • fun, amazing, interested
China- Introduction 2021-01-11
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- Utensils used by the Chinese
- Customary drink discovered in China
- The name of Chinese leaders (like a king)
- The custom of binding young girl's feet
- The founder of a religion in China
- The Tarter servant of Marco Polo
- China's first foreign led dynasty
- The country we are studying
- The great empire that later ruled China
- Religion founded in India, adopted in China
- Primary land route used for trade
- Built to protect China from invaders
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- An item of gold issued by the Kublai Khan
- Chinese are of writing
- Leader of China during the Yuan Dynasty
- Discovered in China, used in fireworks
- The philosophy and teachings of Confucius
- The capitol of China
- Chinese philosopher born 551 BC
- Merchant, writer & traveler from Italy
- The primary crop and basic food of China
21 Clues: The capitol of China • Chinese are of writing • The country we are studying • Utensils used by the Chinese • Chinese philosopher born 551 BC • The Tarter servant of Marco Polo • China's first foreign led dynasty • Primary land route used for trade • The founder of a religion in China • Customary drink discovered in China • Built to protect China from invaders • ...
China vocab 2025-03-06
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- a line of hereditary rulers
- the Chinese philosopher who wrote the golden rule
- Chinese characters that express an idea
- the largest military structure ever built
- educated individuals who earn a spot in government
- a Han Dynasty invention traded by China on the Silk Road
- an Italian merchant who called China the world's most advance civilization
- a Chinese philosophy that believes in going with the flow of nature
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- the __ Warriors, an army found at Qin Shihuang's tomb
- a Chinese invention that freed sailors from following the coastline
- a government ruled by religious leaders
- China's modern capital
- a religion that originated in India and spread along the Silk Road
- a valuable stone carved in China since the Neolithic Era
- the deadliest Chinese invention
- a philosophy that believes people are evil and must be controlled
- Mount ___, or Earth's tallest point
- an economic system in which the government controls all production and trade
- the river called "China's Sorrow" for its frequent flooding
- a right-wing form of ultranationalism
20 Clues: China's modern capital • a line of hereditary rulers • the deadliest Chinese invention • Mount ___, or Earth's tallest point • a right-wing form of ultranationalism • a government ruled by religious leaders • Chinese characters that express an idea • the largest military structure ever built • the Chinese philosopher who wrote the golden rule • ...
The Spooky Roads 2023-10-31
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- A system used by the Mongols to send messages fast
- Holy wars that were fought for the pope and the church
- Huge Chinese Ships
- New Confucianism
- What did Buddhist monks use to collect money in China
- Sails that Dhows used
- When the ruler is the king and the pope its called___
- A population number of a region or country
- A roadside inn that was on the silk road
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- The Korean Language
- Chinese paper money
- Killed off 2/3 of the European population
- A system developed by the Chinese that surveys and checks all the services in the government
- Ships that used lanteen sails that were also Chinese
- A form of Buddhism that was developed in Japan
- Wat Temple in Java that was used by Buddhists and Hinuds
- A city that was very wealthy and also was on the strategic point between Indian and China
- Battuta He started in Africa and documented his entire travel
- A very important CANAL that was built and used by the Chinese for wealth,trade,etc
- Musa Caused inflation throughout his pilgrimage to Mecca
20 Clues: New Confucianism • Huge Chinese Ships • The Korean Language • Chinese paper money • Sails that Dhows used • A roadside inn that was on the silk road • Killed off 2/3 of the European population • A population number of a region or country • A form of Buddhism that was developed in Japan • A system used by the Mongols to send messages fast • ...
Impact China 2025-03-19
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- The only woman to rule China (p 179-181)
- A material made of fine clay used to make dishes and vases (page 189)
- The general who built the Grand Canal (p 179-181)
- Canal A system of waterways that connected China's 2 main rivers (p 179-181)
- By the 600s AD the Chinese began to use _____ instead of wood as fuel (p 19)
- The first non-Chinese group to rule China (p 196)
- Chinese poet who wrote about nature (p 192)
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- Invented by the Chinese during the Tang dynasty (p 190)
- _________ traveled throughout Asia spreading Chinese culture (p 207)
- A Chinese general named __________ reunited China after the Han dynsasty (p 179-181)
- The ________ dynasty ruled after the Sui dynasty (p 179-181)
- Traders from India brought _________ to China (p 182)
- An Italian who traveled to and wrote about China (p 200)
- The Chinese general Wendi set up the ______ dynasty (p 179-181)
14 Clues: The only woman to rule China (p 179-181) • Chinese poet who wrote about nature (p 192) • The general who built the Grand Canal (p 179-181) • The first non-Chinese group to rule China (p 196) • Traders from India brought _________ to China (p 182) • Invented by the Chinese during the Tang dynasty (p 190) • An Italian who traveled to and wrote about China (p 200) • ...
Philosophy of Ancient Greece and China 2022-05-08
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- the Chinese did this action more readily than the Greeks
- Confucianism blended smoothly with this belief.
- the chief moral system of China, has been called the religion of common sense
- to shrink something you need to do this first.
- never developed the concept of zero.
- there is no exact translation of this word in Chinese. (Hint: needed for fitting clothing or shoes.)
- to take something you need to do this first.
- Chinese scrolls and porcelains depicted scenes of this activity rather than battles and parties.
- comes from the Greek word meaning "leisure".
- a matter of controversy whether the Greeks or Hebrews invented this sense of personal agency.
- the Chinese counterpart to the Greek agency.
- a key idea is a notion of this.
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- Greeks' recognition that their belief that their way of life was superior to that of the Persians might be based on mere prejudice.
- Zeno's famous demonstration included this object to prove visual evidence on motion and movement.
- the Greeks made it clear that a man is defined by this fueled tradition.
- to weaken something you need to do this first.
- and option Greek philosophers' trusted was either this or their senses.
- the Chinese made little progress in this subject because proofs relied on formal logic and the notion of contradiction.
- in Chinese history this procedure was a great rarity.
- a suffix not found in the Chinese language.
- to abolish something you need to do this first.
- one sign of the Tao stands for the feminine and dark and passive
- one sign of the Tao stands for the masculine and light and active.
23 Clues: a key idea is a notion of this. • never developed the concept of zero. • a suffix not found in the Chinese language. • to take something you need to do this first. • comes from the Greek word meaning "leisure". • the Chinese counterpart to the Greek agency. • to weaken something you need to do this first. • to shrink something you need to do this first. • ...
Ryan and Caleb 2022-04-26
Across
- most people of chinese decent belong to these people
- this is a mass amount of rain
- china's national drink
- steamed dumplings is another name for this
- a method of preparing large pieces of meat
- this seals in the juices, and gives food a crisp coating
- scrambled is a type of this food
- main utensil that the Chinese use
- the backbone of Chinese cooking
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- this is what steamers are made of
- second most keeping method
- this is china's main religion
- today most of the chinese people are this.
- how many meals Chinese eat a day
- this is the most common method of cooking
15 Clues: china's national drink • second most keeping method • this is a mass amount of rain • this is china's main religion • the backbone of Chinese cooking • scrambled is a type of this food • how many meals Chinese eat a day • this is what steamers are made of • main utensil that the Chinese use • this is the most common method of cooking • today most of the chinese people are this. • ...
Oosterse Filosofie 2015-11-19
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- Chinese filosofie: de innerlijke kracht; het innerlijke gevoel van goed en kwaad
- Indiase filosofie: de brandstof van het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte; de energie die ervoor zorgt dat het rad blijft draaien
- Indiase filosofie: het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte
- Chinese filosofie: de levenswijze waarbij men alles laat gebeuren zonder hier tegenin te gaan
- Indiase filosofie: de bevrijding van de illusie dat dingen op zichzelf bestaan
- Chinese filosofie: de weg van het leven als methode en middel
- Indiase filosofie: het hiernamaals
- Indiase filosofie: de essentie van de mens; de wetenschap dat de mens niet los staat van de werkelijkheid
- Chinese filosofie: een deel van de elkaar aanvullende cirkel die staat voor onder andere mannelijkheid, de zon en warmte
- Chinese filosofie: de levensenergie die deel uit maakt van alles wat bestaat
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- Indiase filosofie: de bevrijdingsleer van Boeddha
- De focus op het eigen continent (Europa)
- Indiase filosofie: de mens en dingen hebben geen essentie; niets bestaat op zichzelf
- Indiase filosofie: het filosofische inzicht waar de Indiase filosofie naar streeft
- Indiase filosofie: de illusie van de mens
- Chinese filosofie: dat wat vanzelf is zoals het is; spontaniteit en natuurlijkheid
- Chinese filosofie: een deel van de elkaar aanvullende cirkel die staat voor onder andere vrouwelijkheid, de maan en kou
17 Clues: Indiase filosofie: het hiernamaals • De focus op het eigen continent (Europa) • Indiase filosofie: de illusie van de mens • Indiase filosofie: de bevrijdingsleer van Boeddha • Indiase filosofie: het rad van leven, dood en wedergeboorte • Chinese filosofie: de weg van het leven als methode en middel • ...
basic chinese 2021-05-25
Chinese 2 2020-09-28
16 Clues: warm • cold • disc • will • to snow • weather • just now • the park • to handle • even more • to forcast • to compare • to ice skate • on the internet • not only but also • make an appointment
Chinese 1 2020-09-29
16 Clues: mr • what • I/me • miss • china • to call • america • teacher • beijing • new york • whats your name • Are you a teacher • I am good thank you • honorable/expensive • may I ask whats your surname • greetings and a quick conversation
Chinese Buddhism 2013-05-27
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- The Enlightened (or Awakened) One.
- the procedure of calming the human mind
- The wheel of suffering and rebirth.
- Compassion
- Loving kindness
- Positive actions will have positive outcomes in the future
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- a complex of buildings that houses monks
- a follower of Buddhism
- Buddhism a religion in china
- an ancient piece of Buddhist architecture built to safekeep relics and Holy Scriptures
- discovering the truth of all things
- elder monk
- one that lives there life in prayer and comptemplation, and live in monasteries
- Calmness meditation
- Concentration
- Mandela either imagining, painting or crafting the universe
16 Clues: elder monk • Compassion • Concentration • Loving kindness • Calmness meditation • a follower of Buddhism • Buddhism a religion in china • The Enlightened (or Awakened) One. • discovering the truth of all things • The wheel of suffering and rebirth. • the procedure of calming the human mind • a complex of buildings that houses monks • ...
Chinese crossword 2014-12-08
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- There are five people in my family
- I am American
- My birthday is March 8th
- I was born in 1999
- My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson
- My hobby is snowboarding
- I was born in Utah
- My last name is Tuttle
- My first name is Bradley
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- I have a older brother and older sister
- I have taken chinese for three years
- I am in high school
- I am 15 this year
- I think school is boring
- My favorite Food is chinese food
- My zodiac symbol is a rabbit
16 Clues: I am American • I am 15 this year • I was born in 1999 • I was born in Utah • I am in high school • My last name is Tuttle • My birthday is March 8th • I think school is boring • My hobby is snowboarding • My first name is Bradley • My zodiac symbol is a rabbit • My favorite Food is chinese food • My Chinese teacher is mr Anderson • There are five people in my family • ...
Chinese geography 2022-05-10
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- Spiders
- Pewwwwwdiepie
- This country is the height of Europe
- Had countries from china to Europe long ago
- For some reason helped USA in the Iraq war
- Oil
- Has the most cows in the world
- Yarr i hate niggers I’m a pirate
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- Otto
- Should be a state not a territory
- Kimchi
- Dubai
- Backpipe
- Doesn’t exist
- overrated in 2021
- Dog eating
16 Clues: Oil • Otto • Dubai • Kimchi • Spiders • Backpipe • Dog eating • Pewwwwwdiepie • Doesn’t exist • overrated in 2021 • Has the most cows in the world • Yarr i hate niggers I’m a pirate • Should be a state not a territory • This country is the height of Europe • For some reason helped USA in the Iraq war • Had countries from china to Europe long ago
Chinese Dynasties 2024-04-16
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- Period of time that lasted around 500 years where no single ruling family existed
- The Tang dynasty is also known as the ______ of China's history
- The last "dynasty" of China
- Belief that the ruler of China had to be chosen by the gods
- The Yuan dynasty was led by what group of people?
- Material primarily used in pottery, was green in color
- this dynasty lasted from roughly 200 BC to 200 AD
- The Han dynasty helps in the develop of this trade route.
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- Eli Zern's favorite snack
- Belief system that focused on the doing good deeds for moral purposes
- During the Tang dynasty was the first very successful empress named...
- Protected the Chinese from nothern invaders
- Between the Han and the Sui dynasty, this religion started to become popular.
- Was created orignally for medicinal purposes but is now used for entertaining crowds in early July
- First legitimate dynasty in China
- invention created for reading the Earth's movements
16 Clues: Eli Zern's favorite snack • The last "dynasty" of China • First legitimate dynasty in China • Protected the Chinese from nothern invaders • The Yuan dynasty was led by what group of people? • this dynasty lasted from roughly 200 BC to 200 AD • invention created for reading the Earth's movements • Material primarily used in pottery, was green in color • ...
Chinese festival 2025-05-06
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- Celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month with glowing decorations and riddles.
- A holiday featuring boat races and sticky rice dumplings to honor the poet Qu Yuan.
- Loud explosives used during Chinese festivals to scare away evil spirits.
- A celebration of the full moon and family reunion, often marked by eating mooncakes.
- A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, often involving eggs and bunnies.
- A ritual of cleaning graves and paying respect during the Qingming Festival.
- A round pastry filled with sweet paste, symbolizing reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
- Eve The night before Christmas Day, often marked by family gatherings and festive meals.
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- A day for visiting graves and honoring ancestors by cleaning tombs and offering food.
- Boat Racing A traditional water sport held during the Dragon Boat Festival.
- A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, often associated with gift-giving.
- Gifts of money given in red packets during Chinese New Year and other celebrations.
- Mountains A traditional activity during the Double Ninth Festival.
- The most important traditional festival in China, marking the start of the lunar calendar.
- food eaten during Chinese New Year, symbolizing wealth.
- A day to respect the elderly, often involving hiking and enjoying chrysanthemum flowers.
- A North American holiday expressing gratitude, traditionally celebrated with a turkey dinner.
17 Clues: food eaten during Chinese New Year, symbolizing wealth. • Mountains A traditional activity during the Double Ninth Festival. • Loud explosives used during Chinese festivals to scare away evil spirits. • Boat Racing A traditional water sport held during the Dragon Boat Festival. • A ritual of cleaning graves and paying respect during the Qingming Festival. • ...
chinese-Omar 2025-08-21
16 Clues: 5+4 • 2+2 • rice • zero • today • sunduy • 10 + 6 • sunday • goodbye • yesterday • thank you • i come from • good morning • sea you later • im 13 years old • how old are you
Wring for Fun 2024-12-17
🍄OwO china 🍄 2022-06-29
Across
- maid guns
- were great thinkers and inventors
- biggest wall in china
- Revered cultural hero credited with creating the Chinese writing system.
- to kill for a political reason
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- Laing down and praying to gods
- a group of attendants who follow a ruler wherever he or she gouse
- ruling family period
- medicine to prolong life
- The country with more people
- Bid panda
- The Chinese goddess of fertility and guardian of children and mothers.
- Chinese philosopher
- Chinese god of wealth and money, whose cudgel turns iron to gold.
14 Clues: maid guns • Bid panda • Chinese philosopher • ruling family period • biggest wall in china • medicine to prolong life • The country with more people • Laing down and praying to gods • to kill for a political reason • were great thinkers and inventors • a group of attendants who follow a ruler wherever he or she gouse • ...
China Crossword 2023-05-03
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- Last Chinese dynasty
- Leader of Communist China
- First Chinese dynasty
- Ruling party of China
- Time of rapid cultural and philosophical development
- Largest river in China
- Where emperors gain the right to rule
- Food eaten during the Mid Autumn festival
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- Chinese memorial day festival
- Leader of the Taiping Rebellion
- Most famous Daoist philosopher
- Most important Chinese philosophy
- Spiritual animals corresponding to years
- Cycle of empires rising and falling
- Mongol led dynasty
15 Clues: Mongol led dynasty • Last Chinese dynasty • First Chinese dynasty • Ruling party of China • Largest river in China • Leader of Communist China • Chinese memorial day festival • Most famous Daoist philosopher • Leader of the Taiping Rebellion • Most important Chinese philosophy • Cycle of empires rising and falling • Where emperors gain the right to rule • ...
