Chinese Indian or Indian Chinese may refer to Sino Indian relations e.g. a Chinese Indian treaty Chindian s, people of mixed Indian and Chinese descent Indian Chinese cuisine , adaptation of Chinese seasoning and cooking techniques to Indian tastes Indochinese , of or relating to the area of Southeast Asia on the mainland of the Asian continent Chinese in India Indians in China Indians in Hong Kong Sino Indian relations disambig ... more details
Chinese box may refer to different topics Chinese boxes , may refer to nested ornamental boxes this usage is frequently as a metaphor for many layers of encapsulation, similar to Matryoshka doll s or the layers of an onion Chinese box is a common name for the plant Murraya paniculata syn. Murraya exotica Chinese Box , a 1997 Trimark film by Wayne Wang Chinese Box , an episode of the TV series Numb3rs See also Chinese room disambig ... more details
Chinese Portuguese or Portuguese Chinese may refer to Macanese language , a Portuguese based creole originating from Macau Macanese cuisine , the cuisine of Macau, with influences from southern Chinese and Portuguese cuisines Macanese people , people of mixed Chinese and Portuguese descent in Macau Eurasian mixed ancestry people of Chinese and Portuguese descent in other countries People with dual citizenship of China and Portugal See also Chinese people in Portugal disambig ... more details
The Chinese Revolution can refer to Chinese Revolution 1911 or the Xinhai Revolution, the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty and establishment of the Republic of China Second Chinese Revolution , the 1913 rebellion against Yuan Shikai Chinese Revolution 1925 27 , another name for the Northern Expedition Chinese Revolution 1949 , the victory of the Communist Party of China in the final stage of the Chinese Civil War See also Boxer Rebellion Cultural Revolution disamb ar nn Kinesiske revolusjonar ... more details
Chinese dress may refer to Han Chinese clothing , the historical clothing of the Han Chinese people Qipao , a body hugging one piece dress for women Changpao , a body hugging one piece dress for men disambig ... more details
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Chinese Russian or Russian Chinese may refer to Sino Russian relations c.f. a Chinese Russian treaty Language Kyakhta Russian Chinese Pidgin Russian methods for writing the Chinese language Cyrillization of Chinese Latinxua Sin Wenz Dungan language , a Sinitic language spoken in Russia by the Dungan people People and ethnic groups Ethnic Chinese in Russia Dungan people , descendants of Hui from China who migrated to the Russian Empire Ethnic Russians in China Harbin Russians Shanghai Russians Russians in Hong Kong Albazin Cossacks , Russian soldiers captured by Qing dynasty forces in 1685 and resettled near Beijing Eurasian mixed ancestry people of mixed Chinese and Russian descent People with dual citizenship of China and Russia See also Chinese Soviet disambiguation disambig ... more details
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disamb Chinese Apple is a name used for several fruits Orange fruit is referred to as Chinese Apple in Dutch, sinaasappel or appelsien , and sometimes German, Apfelsine . Pomegranate Punica granatum is called Chinese Apple in British English Syzygium luehmannii Riberry Syzygium luehmannii is called Chinese Apple in Australian English ... more details
The term Chinese wine may refer to Wine in China , grape wines produced in China Chinese alcoholic beverages , including traditional rice wine s and distilled liquors made from grains and other ingredients disambig Category Chinese alcoholic beverages Category Chinese wine ... more details
Chinese Bank may refer to the following things List of Chinese banks Hongkong Chinese Bank a defunct bank in Hong Kong, now merged to CITIC Ka Wah Bank Macau Chinese Bank a bank in Macau disambig zh ... more details
Image TravelInChinese.jpg right Travel in Chinese is a 15 minute segment on CCTV 9 that is hosted by Dashan . The segment is a Chinese lesson. Background The Chinese lesson segments is broken down into A 2 3 minute action scene using key Chinese phrases An analysis by Dashan on each of the phrases A word ... scene On occasion, the entire program is a review of past lessons with guests consisting of Chinese ... students are usually not of Chinese origin. The programme particularly focuses on aspects of the Chinese language and the Mandarin Chinese Mandarin dialect . Dashan usually points out many language ... . Although anyone can start learning Chinese through this program, the program is geared for many levels from beginner to advanced. Communicate in Chinese Travel in Chinese succeeded http english.cntv.cn program learnchinese communicateinchinese index.shtml Communicate in Chinese , the previous title, but also with Dashan as the host. Some key differences in strategies between Travel in Chinese and Communicate in Chinese are Travel In Chinese focused more on conversational situations whereas Communicate in Chinese focused on sentence structures Travel In Chinese had more realistic scenarios than Communicate in Chinese did even though both series had non Chinese performers speaking in Mandarin. Communicate in Chinese focused on situations that would more likely to occur outside of China, such as ordering beer, going to the bar, and talking about how one is learning Chinese with the teacher. Travel In Chinese focused more on how to order authentic Chinese dishes and on how to talk to police ... . Sports Chinese In January, 2008, a new series replaced Travel in Chinese on CCTV 9. Still hosted ... Chinese , this series largely follows a format similar to Travel in Chinese and Communicate in Chinese ... . Easy Chinese The 13 episode series, http english.cntv.cn program learnchinese easychinese index.shtml Easy Chinese , has been aired during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, helping foreigners ... more details
NOTOC Chinese Vietnamese or Vietnamese Chinese may have several uses. Common colloquial uses are included here, including those which may be incorrect. Language Sino Vietnamese vocabulary , Chinese derived vocabulary in the Vietnamese language H n T , classical Chinese writing produced in Vietnam Ch N m , an adaptation of Chinese characters used to write the Vietnamese language directly People groups Ethnic Chinese in Vietnam Hoa , Chinese who immigrated to Vietnam during the Qing Dynasty and Republic of China period Ng i , rural dwelling Chinese speakers, counted separately from the Hoa Vietnamese people in China Gin people , one of the 55 officially recognised ethnic minorities of the People s Republic of China Vietnamese people in Hong Kong Relations between China and Vietnam Typically in the hyphenated forms Chinese Vietnamese or Vietnamese Chinese Of or relating to any of the periods of Chinese rule in the history of Vietnam. First Chinese domination History of Vietnam , 207 BC&ndash 39 AD Second Chinese domination History of Vietnam , 43&ndash 544 Third Chinese domination History of Vietnam , 602&ndash 905 Fourth Chinese domination History of Vietnam , 1407&ndash 1427 Sino Vietnamese War of 1979 People s Republic of China Vietnam relations dab ... more details
Chinese profanity can refer to Mandarin Chinese profanity Cantonese profanity disamb Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages ... more details
For the general publication of an encyclopedia in the Chinese language Chinese encyclopedias Confuse Encyclopedia of China The Chinese Encyclopedia zh is a modern Chinese encyclopedia . It was published in the Republic of China from 1981 until 1983. It comprises 10 volumes and 38 categories, with more than 15,000 entries. Most of the editors were from Chinese Culture University and Zhonghua Xueshuyuan . See also Chinese encyclopedia Chinese Wikipedia External links http ap6.pccu.edu.tw Encyclopedia Official site Ref book stub Category Chinese online encyclopedias Category Education in the Republic of China Category Taiwan education stubs zh ... more details
Multiple issues in universe April 2011 unreferenced April 2011 context April 2011 orphan December 2011 Chinese demigods are demigod s that are half human, half god in Chinese mythology . They were said to be the children of Chinese mythology Chinese gods such as the Jade Emperor or Guan Di , god of war for example. They were very good at combat. In some other Chinese folklore, Chinese demigods can be descendants of other important characters causing people monsters to get confused of who they are. Chinese demigods have to slay monster s just like other demigods such as Greek mythology Greek demigods and Roman mythology Roman . They go on quest s. Category Chinese mythology Category Demi Gods and Semi Devils ... more details
Chinese Dutch or Dutch Chinese may refer to People s Republic of China Netherlands relations c.f. a Chinese Dutch treaty Chinese people in the Netherlands Dutch people in China see also Category Dutch expatriates in China Eurasian mixed ancestry people of Chinese and Dutch descent People with dual citizenship of the Netherlands and the People s Republic of China or the Republic of China See also Dutch Indochina , an uncommon alternative name for the Dutch East Indies disambig ... more details
Chinese constellations Chinese language Chinese linktext , x nggu n are the groupings used by the ancient China ancient Chinese to organize the Traditional Chinese star names stars . They are very different ... the IAU was based on Greek astronomy Greco Roman astronomy instead of Chinese astronomy . Ancient Chinese skywatchers divided their night sky into 31 regions the Three Enclosures linktext , S n ... sky. From the viewpoint of the ancient Chinese, the Purple Forbidden Enclosure lies in the middle ... Chinese constellation Four Symbols , each associated with a compass direction and containing ... sky.html title The Chinese Sky publisher International Dunhuang Project accessdate 2011 06 25 ... 2011 06 25 ref class wikitable rowspan 2 align center Four Symbols Chinese constellation Four ... 7 Azure Dragon Azure Dragon br of the East br br Spring 1 Ji o Horn Chinese constellation Horn Spica Vir 2 K ng Neck Chinese constellation Neck Kappa Virginis Vir 3 D Root Chinese constellation Root Alpha Librae Lib 4 F ng Room Chinese constellation Room Pi Scorpii Sco 5 X n Heart Chinese constellation Heart Sigma Scorpii Sco 6 W i Tail Chinese constellation Tail Mu Scorpii Sco 7 J Winnowing Basket Chinese constellation Winnowing Basket Gamma Sagittarii Sgr ... Chinese constellation Dipper Phi Sagittarii Sgr 9 Ni Ox Chinese constellation Ox Beta Capricorni Cap 10 N Girl Chinese constellation Girl Epsilon Aquarii Aqr 11 X Emptiness Chinese constellation Emptiness Beta Aquarii Aqr 12 W i Rooftop Chinese constellation Rooftop Alpha Aquarii Aqr 13 Sh Encampment Chinese constellation Encampment Alpha Pegasi Peg 14 B Wall Chinese constellation Wall Gamma Pegasi Peg rowspan 7 White Tiger Chinese astronomy White Tiger br of the West br br Fall 15 Ku Legs Chinese constellation Legs Eta Andromedae And 16 L u Bond Chinese constellation Bond 35 Arietis Ari 17 W i Stomach Chinese constellation Stomach Epsilon Arietis ... more details
Ethnic group group Chinese Argentine image File A o nuevo chino Buenos Aires.jpg 150px caption Chinese New Year celebration in Buenos Aires Chinatown, Buenos Aires Chinatown . poptime 60,000 2009 ref Chinese in Argentina. http http www.danwei.org guest contributor chinese diaspora in latin amer.php . ref popplace Buenos Aires langs Rioplatense Spanish Chinese language Mandarin Chinese rels Buddhism Christianity related Overseas ChineseChinese Argentines are citizens of Argentina of Chinese ancestry. As of 2009, there are about 60,000 Argentines of Chinese origin. ref Chinese in Argentina. http http www.danwei.org guest contributor chinese diaspora in latin amer.php . ref History The Chinese ... guest contributor chinese diaspora in latin amer.php Danwei Chinese media, advertising, and urban life. Chinese in Argentina The Chinese Diaspora in Latin America by Nancy Liu ref Recently, there has been a third and newer wave of Chinese immigration who are mostly ambitious and educated members ... employees of Chinese companies have recently arrived to work for at least two years. Today, many Chinese Argentines usually run supermercados chinos Chinese supermarkets , which dominate the second tier of grocery stores in Buenos Aires. Tintorer as Dry Cleaners for laundry are also a common Chinese run business and Chinese restaurants can be found on nearly every street corner. Discrimination Since the Argentine economic crisis 1999 2002 Argentine economic crisis , many small Chinese owned businesses have faced significant crime. Robberies are frequent, with one Chinese supermarket reportedly ... 2006, the union of truck drivers began a 2006 Argentine truckers boycott of Chinese store owners boycott of Chinese owned stores . This was due to an alleged gun related incident between a driver ..., Buenos Aires . This neighborhood contains several Chinese cuisine Chinese restaurant s, grocery stores, and a Buddhist temple . It is the heart of the Asian Argentine Chinese community in Argentina ... more details
infobox ethnic group group Chinese Haitian br small H id hu qi o Chinois ha tienne small image caption poptime 230 popplace Port au Prince langs French language French Haitian Creole Chinese language Chinese rels Buddhism Christianity related Chinese Caribbean Chinese Haitians Traditional Chinese , Pinyin H id hu qi o , H id hu y French language French Chinois ha tienne are Haitians of Chinese ancestry who immigrated to or born in Haiti . There are about 230 Chinese people living in Haiti as of 2010.And 003 since the earthquake. Overview Many Chinese people living in Haiti are businessmen in governmental or other businesses while there are 10 other Chinese nationals working in Haitian companies and about as well as about 20 illegal immigrants. There are also about 30 Taiwanese residents in Haiti. There is only one Chinese restaurant in Haiti, the Wujiayuan Restaurant in P tionville , an upper class neighborhood in Port au Prince . The restaurant was arranged as a shelter during the 2010 Haiti earthquake by China s foreign ministry. ref http www.chinadaily.com.cn world 2010 01 24 content 9367455.htm Chinese in Haiti find safe haven ref About 230 Chinese were in Haiti at the time of the disaster. Most are safe but eight Chinese police officers on a peacekeeping mission died in a collapsed United Nations building. ref http english.peopledaily.com.cn 90001 90776 90883 6867760.html 8 Chinese peacekeepers buried, 10 missing in Haiti ref Notable people Edouard Wah Renowned Haitian painter See also Asian Latin American Chinese Caribbean References reflist Overseas Chinese Category Haitian society Category Chinese diaspora ... more details
No footnotes date July 2010 Image Chinesehw.jpg 250px thumb right A student practices writing Chinese characters For a more general discussion of Westerners learning Chinese, see Chinese as a foreign language . In Western countries, a Chinese school is a school established explicitly for the purpose of teaching the Chinese languages and Chinese dialects dialects Standard Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese are the most commonly taught to American born Chinese Americans with Chinese ancestry , Canadian born Chinese Canadians with Chinese ancestry , Taiwanese American Americans with Taiwanese ancestry , Taiwanese Canadian Canadians with Taiwanese ancestry , Chinese Australian Australians with Chinese ancestry and Taiwanese Australian Australians with Taiwanese ancestry . Typically, American, Canadian and Australian children attend Chinese school either after school that is, elementary school elementary or middle school on weekday afternoons, or on weekend mornings and afternoons. Besides teaching Chinese language, the schools serve as social centers allowing Chinese and Taiwanese immigrants and their children to meet other Chinese and Taiwanese families. Chinese schools also counter the loss of Chinese culture brought on by cultural assimilation into the local society. Chinese schools are credited with maintaining the relatively high proportions of children of Chinese and Taiwanese immigrants residing in Western countries who are able to read or write Chinese, at least to a limited extent. Spoken, as opposed to written, Chinese is likely learned as much at home as in a Chinese school. Many children, however do not like Chinese school. Generally, most children no longer attend one by the time they enter high school . Importance of Learning In China, education is taken very seriously ... of Chinese Language Schools Category Chinese language education Category History of immigration to the United States Category Asian American culture nl Chinese school zh ... more details
Unreferenced date April 2009 POV check date April 2009 Chinese Exclusion refers to a body of racially discriminatory immigration policies first set up in the United States , but later imitated by Australia White Australia policy , 1901 and Canada 1923 . The Chinese Exclusion Act United States American Chinese Exclusion Act was an immigration policy instituted in May 1882 designed initially to keep Chinese laborers from immigrating to the US, although in practice it targeted all but a select handful of Chinese elites from coming to America. It is largely recognized as one of the major defining events of Chinese American history, and of American immigration history, as it defines the first time in American history that a racial or ethnic group was barred from coming to the US. The Chinese Exclusion Act was itself repealed in 1943, although recent scholarship has shown that in fact Chinese Exclusion era immigration enforcement policies and techniques for dealing with Chinese immigrants continued well after the repeal . Citation needed date July 2010 Category Human migration law stub china stub ethnic stub ... more details
American Chinese may refer to Sino American relations , the relations between mainland China and the United States Chinese American , US citizens residents of Chinese origin or descent Chinese American cuisine , Chinese cuisine developed by Chinese immigrants to the United States American born Chinese , a subset of the above category Americans who settled in the People s Republic of China , especially those who participated in the building of Communism, such as Ma Haide George Hatem 1910 1988 , formerly George Hatem, a doctor and public health official Joan Hinton a former nuclear physicist and her husband Erwin Engst , who worked in agriculture near Beijing and made significant contributions to the dairy industry Sidney Rittenberg , an interpreter, scholar, and former member of the Communist Party of China , who eventually returned to the United States Sidney Shapiro , translator of the Chinese classic Water Margin Persons of mixed Demography of the United States American usually meaning White American and Han Chinese descent see Eurasian mixed ancestry , people of mixed Asian and European ancestry Amerasian disambig ... more details
Orphan date September 2011 Protestant missions to China align right ChineseText The Chinese Union Traditional Chinese Simplified Chinese was an early China Chinese Protestant Christian missionary society that was involved in preaching to Chinese and sending Chinese workers to Mainland China ref cite book first Carl T. last Smith authorlink year 2005 title Chinese Christians url http books.google.com.hk books?id xoz 8QK8YAwC&pg PA8&dq 22The Chinese Union 22&num 100&as pt BOOKS PPA8,M1 publisher Hong Kong University Press location Hong Kong p. 8 ref during the late Qing Dynasty . It was founded by Karl G tzlaff in 1844, Hong Kong . Some leaders of Taiping Rebellion was members of this society. The society disbanded after 1855. Notes reflist DEFAULTSORT Chinese Union Category Christian missionary societies Category Christian missions in China Category Religious organizations established in 1844 Christian org stub zh ... more details
orphan date November 2010 The World of Chinese ref cite web url http www.theworldofchinese.com title The World of Chinese Your all in one guide to everything Chinese publisher Theworldofchinese.com date accessdate 2010 11 16 ref is an English language magazine about Chinese culture, language, business, and travel. Six regular issues of the magazine are published each year. The magazine is owned by the Commercial Press , and targeted primarily at students of Chinese as a foreign language. While its primary language is English, The World of Chinese does contain some Chinese language content, such as short vocabulary lists, simple reading passages, and useful phrases for specific social situations. The magazine also hosts events in Beijing and Shanghai such as film screenings ref cite web url http english.cntv.cn 20101028 104152.shtml title Chinese movie The Winter of Sanmao flashes at Beijing bar CCTV News CNTV English date accessdate 2010 11 16 ref and themed parties. References references External Links LINKADDRESS LINKTITLE FURTHER italic title DEFAULTSORT World Of Chinese Category English language magazines magazine stub ... more details
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