Topics Results for: Values Found: 21 Results

Tibet – Tibetan Knife Making: Tse Ring Dolga Posted May 19, 2016 by Chinavine

Topics: Architecture, Cultural Heritage, Traditions, Use, Values, WorkTags: Artist, Knife Making, TIbet

Tibet – Dzongsar Tashi Lhatsé Gonpa (Monastery), Shedra (Academy), and Hospital: Introduction Posted May 19, 2016 by Chinavine

The Dzongsar Tashi Lhatsé Gonpa (Monastery), Shedra (Monastic College), and Tibetan Hospital complex is located on Lhatsé hill in the Menshö valley in south Dêge County near the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. Dzongsar is a Sakya monastery with a Rimé, ...

Topics: Architecture, Art Form, Community, Cultural Heritage, Education, Scholars & Students, Traditions, Values, Visual ArtsTags: Architecture, Buddhism, Dzongsar, Kham, Medicine, Monastery, TIbet

Tibet – Thangka Artist: Yundrung Loyul Posted May 19, 2016 by Chinavine

Yundrung Loyul lives and works in the town of Drango (head of the rock). Drango sits on a mountain slope and in the valley at the confluence of the Zhe-chu and Nyi-chu rivers. Yundrung Loyul describes himself as being of ...

Topics: Art Form, Community, Cultural Heritage, Traditions, Values, Visual ArtsTags: Drango, Painting, Thangka, TIbet, Tradition

Tibet – Introduction Posted May 19, 2016 by Chinavine

Tibet (Bod in Tibetan (pronounced Po) is geographically and culturally defined by the high elevation Tibetan Plateau. This steppe spans approximately two thousand miles (3,219 km) from east to west and one thousand miles (1,609 km) from north to south. ...

Topics: Architecture, Art Form, Community, Cultural Heritage, Education, Literature, Movement, Multimedia, Philosophy/Religion, Process, Scholars & Students, Traditions, Transportation, Use, Values, Visual Arts, WorkTags: Architecture, Artist, Buddhism, Chinavine Team, Cultural Heritage, Danba, Dege, Dzongsar, Engraving, history, Kham, Knife Making, Literature, Medicine, Monastery, Painting, Rural, Thangka, TIbet, Transportation, Vehicle

An Interview with Surna 苏日娜 – Introduction Inner Mongolia Posted Jun 29, 2014 by Chinavine

Surna is a Ph.D advisor in the Folklore Program at Minzu University of China. Her research focuses on folklore studies of Chinese minority groups, and she has done work in this area for many years. Key points in her talk ...

Topics: Appreciation, Community, Cultural Heritage, Education, Learning, Meaning, Scholars/Students, Traditions, Values

Inner Mongolia: Camel Herding – Introduction Inner Mongolia Posted Jun 22, 2014 by Chinavine

Animals and livestock are an essential component of traditional and contemporary Mongolian culture. The following set of photos and video exemplifies a homestead near East Ujimqin that still continues these practices. Â

Topics: Community, Content, Cultural Heritage, Traditions, Use, Values, WorkTags: Inner Mongolia

Inner Mongolia: A Day in the Life – Introduction Inner Mongolia Posted Jun 14, 2014 by Chinavine

After traveling from Beijing to Hohhot, Batou, Ordos, and Xilinhot, the ChinaVine team arrived in East Ujimqin in Inner Mongolia. During our stay in this small, relatively remote town, we experienced a brief glimpse into a day in the life ...

Topics: Community, Cultural Heritage, Education, Learning, Meaning, Process, Traditions, Use, Values, WorkTags: Food, Inner Mongolia, Ritual

Chinese Toasting – Introduction Posted Oct 19, 2013 by Chinavine

Chinese Toasting In China, it is usually the host who sits at the head of the round table facing the door. This is the most important position. He or she announces that the dinner begins. The person sitting to the ...

Topics: Community, Cultural Heritage, Meaning, Traditions, Values

Professor Chen Qinjian – Introduction Shanghai Province Posted Jan 26, 2013 by Chinavine

In the follow interview, Professor Chen Qinjian of East China Normal University in Shanghai states, “I have two main contributions to help understand and appreciate China’s cultural heritage. First is the exploration and research on the origin of Chinese culture. ...

Topics: Appreciation, Community, Content, Cultural Heritage, Education, Learning, Meaning, Values

Streets of Jinan – Introduction Jinan City, Shandong Province Posted Jan 23, 2013 by Chinavine

Experience life in a traditional hutong neighborhood in Jinan City. Jinan is in the Shandong Province in the People’s Republic of China. This film was created by ChinaVine research partners at the Shandong University of Art & Design. The film ...

Topics: Appreciation, Architecture, Community, Cultural Heritage, Food, Home, Play, Traditions, Values

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