Senās Ķīnas Sasniegumi
Storyboard Leírás
Vīnogas: ģeogrāfija, reliģija, sasniegumi, politika, ekonomika un sociālā dzīve. Šis storyboard izskaidro daudzveidīgos senās Ķīnas sasniegumus.
Storyboard Szöveg
- Trīs pilnības
- MĀKSLA UN ARHITEKTŪRA
- IZGUDROJUMI
- ĶĪNAS LIELĀ SIENA
- The ancient Chinese developed one of the world's first writing systems using logographs or Chinese characters to represent words. The three perfections were calligraphy, poetry, and painting. Art and writing were very important in ancient China and required years of practice.
- Amatnieki un inženieri Senajā Ķīnā no akmens, keramikas, porcelāna un nefrīta izveidoja skaistus mākslas darbus. Viņi strādāja arī ar bronzu un vēlāk dzelzi. Viņi uzcēla skaistas koka karkasa mājas ar keramikas dakstiņu jumtiem, kā arī masīvus tempļus un pilis.
- Ancient China is credited with developing paper, silk, umbrellas, abacus, wheelbarrow, kites, porcelain and lacquer. Silk was used for clothing and traded with other countries for thousands of years. Porcelain, a fine form of pottery, was also widely traded. They developed a compass made from lodestone and medical care using herbs and acupuncture.
- MILITĀRI UN IEROČI
- The Great Wall is a 5,500 mile long wall built in stages throughout China's history to protect it from invaders. Construction began in the 7th Century BCE by the Chu State and lasted until 1878 in the Qing Dynasty. Most of what is remaining today was built during the Ming Dynasty about 600 years ago.
- VALŪTA un TIRDZNIECĪBA
- SENAS ĶĪNAS SASNIEGUMI
- Lauksaimniecība un apūdeņošana
- Senā Ķīna guva panākumus militārajā taktikā, inženierzinātnēs un ieročos, radot šķēpus, dunci, bronzas un vēlāk dzelzs zobenus, ratus un pirmo reizi šaujampulveri lietojot uguņošanā un ieročos.
- The Ban Liang coin was the first standardized unit of currency in Ancient China, established under China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi. The Silk Road allowed for the exchange of goods, cultures, religions, and ideas. Paper money was developed during the Tang dynasty.
- The land surrounding the Huang He and Chang Jiang were rich for farming and the Ancient Chinese made great strides in agriculture and irrigation. They built hydraulic engineering systems of canals, levees and dams. The Grand Canal in China is the longest canal in the world at 1,100 miles long.
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