The Great Wall of Ancient China: Did The Benefits Outweigh The Costs? The Great Wall was one of the beautiful man made wonders of Ancient China. It was made out of dirt over a span of a 2,000-year period by the Qin dynasty and the Han dynasty. Though building something of such size and greatness was quite the challenge.…
It is very informative and useful to those looking for the effect and hardships of dealing with the May 4 episode. Fitzgerald O 'Hara is not only clear and convincing, but also organized. He approaches each monument and its significance individually, specifically stating which were adopted as official monuments and which were not. Fitzgerald O 'Hara states the Solar Totem demonstrated salvation in the way an object can be excluded, but then “reconditioned to meet the requirements of the prevailing historical narrative” (Fitzgerald O’Hara, 2006, p. 323). This adoption further convinces the reader of the changing attitudes of the university and the community.…
The Terracotta Warriors In 210 BCE during the Early Chinese Art period the Great Army of the First Emperor Qin was unearthed by local peasants that were just digging around. The dirt that covered the warriors had blended in with all the other dirt around it so its discovery was very unexpected, like any other discovery. What was discovered was nothing short of amazing and astonishing. Under the surface there was 3 large vaults or catacombs that contained 8 000 painted terracotta soldiers and 100 life size horses.…
Aptly explains one comprehension of the nature a monument serves. A "Pure representation" (Source A) holding no actual relic or meaning beyond performing the task of a anti-eternal,…
(Source F) The sculpture held no sort of historical meaning and see, no one wanted it. This is why when monuments are created that they need to hold some sort of value. If there is no value there is no point. The monuments remind people of the past, as in important things of the past. "…
Monuments symbol many things. A historical event, a remembrance for a loved one, or even to mark an important event that changed life as we know it. Monuments can be seen a lot of places like museums and cemeteries. There are many factors to choose from when building a monument. A group or agency should consider the landscape, cost, and importance of the monument when building one because these factors can either make or break the monument.…
As civilizations were beginning to expand and accumulate a substantial amount of wealth and an increase in population, there were higher demands for technological advances. Han China and Rome were both prime examples of the effects of expansion and population growth and the need for technology. It is evident that Han China’s technological inventions were highly centered around the working class individual. Which is quite contrary to the Roman view that the technological innovations should benefit the state in its entirety. Furthermore, technological advances in both civilizations were used as propaganda tools for political leaders and for the support of the government.…
In many culture, dragon often represent a powerful figures. That they use their power to bring either destruction or order down to our world. Dragons in the western folklore or mythology are usually portrayed as a big, evil, fire-breathing, they can fly, and love anything that shines. They are also gems hoarders. They burn down villages and kill people.…
Memorializing people and events has been a tradition to many cultures throughout human history, they don’t only allow one to learn about the past, but to embrace it. One-way societies choose to memorialize is by establishing and creating monuments. For a group or agency to memorialize an event, certain factors should be considered, these factors include the size, location, and materials required to construct the monument. When these factors are taken into consideration, Monuments can provide tribute to significant and compelling events in history.…
Monuments are great objects that show what important people have done and how they have done that one amazing thing. People have built monuments for other people who have fought for our country and those who have done something to help this country. “It is pure representation—a colossal marble statue and the text of two speeches carved on enormous panels, all housed in a neoclassical temple (Source A: excerpted from Savage, Kirk.)” Monuments are built to represent people who have done things to make a difference in the world.…
China is one of the oldest civilizations in the world and has been the largest and most advanced economy for much of recorded history. China’s ancient history is divided into three eras: Pre-Imperial era (ca. 10,000 – 221BC), Early Imperial era (221BC – 960AD) and Late Imperial era (960 – 1911AD). During the Pre-Imperial era, the tribes living around the Yellow River area, were practicing agriculture. The earliest silk remains date to the early third millennium BC.…
Technology has been with us for a very long time. From Stone Age tools to the phones we have today. When technology started to advance, people from the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire didn’t know whether it was a good thing or a bad thing. They weren’t familiar with Technology so they were skeptical about it at first. Some people grew to like technology and found it useful, while others found technology to be a total failure and not useful at all, then there were some people from the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire that didn’t really have an opinion on technology and were uninterested.…
Commonly known to most people, Asia is recognized to be the largest and most populated continent throughout the entire world. The reason behind this actuality lies within many different aspects, including: Resources, business, agriculture, farming, and so on. In today's world, the most populated country of Asia is People's Republic of China. In the 2nd place ranking, India is the next most populated country of Asia.…
There are three Chinese Philosophies in the ancient civilisation. Confucianism, Daoism, and legalism. I will tell you all about all three philosophies and how they work. The first one is Confucianism.…
Since the beginning of the 12th century, the guitar has been noted as one of the most popular Western musical, string instrument; it is used in a wide variety of musical genres worldwide. However, on the other hand, most people cannot easily recognize the Western guitar’s Eastern counterpart – the Gu Zheng. Originally found during the Warring States Period in Ancient China (475 to 221 BC), the Gu Zheng gradually became a prominent musical instrument within Asian culture.…