gōngfu xióngmāo(功夫熊猫) Kung Fu Panda

功夫熊猫(gōngfu xióngmāo) Kung Fu Panda is a remarkable movie released in June last year. Chinese style is prevailing in the movie, which is the combination of "功夫"(gōngfu) Chinese martial arts and China's national treasure--panda. Many Chinese enjoyed this movie as well, so you know that while humorous and entertaining, it still stayed true to the Chinese elements it introduced. The combination of humor and kung fu culture was enough to make even the Chinese laugh, and the lines in this movie are also fabulous and unforgettable.

中国功夫(zhōng guó gōngfu) Chinese Kung Fu
"功夫"(gōngfu) kung fu in China is both popular and traditional, and it has a long history of development. Many Chinese and foreigners alike love it and want to learn it. "功"(gōng) means achievement and  accomplishment and "夫"(fu)refers to men, so the phrase can be understood as accomplished men. In ancient China, those who were taught "功夫"  (gōngfu) kung fu were all men, but now everyone can learn "功夫"(gōngfu) kung fu in China, including foreigners. It is now also known as "kung Fu" in the world. You can say "李小龙的功夫非常棒"(Lĭxiǎolóng de gōngfu fēicháng bàng) Li Xiaolong's kung fu is great.
Famous Lines:
爸爸：肥波，快点！都误了生意了。
            Féi bō, kuài diǎn! dōu wù le shēngyi le.
Dad:   Paul, let's go, you're late for work.
阿宝：来啦…… 对不起，老爸。
            Lái lā… duì bù qĭ, lǎo bà.
Paul:  Coming... Sorry dad.
爸爸：对不起可变不出面条来。你在楼上搞什名堂？稀里哗啦的。
            Duì bù qĭ kě biàn bù chū miàntiáo lái. nĭ zài lóushàng gǎo shénme míngtang ? xī lĭ huá lā de.
Dad:   Saying sorry doesn't make the noodles. What are you doing up there? All that noise.
阿宝：噢， 没什么， 就是个乱七八糟的梦。
            O, méi shénme, jiù shì gè luànqībāzāo de mèng.
Paul:   Oh, nothing, just had a crazy dream.

生词 (shēng cí) Vocabulary:

生意 shēngyi： n business, wholesale trade
名堂 míngtang： n result, reason
乱七八糟 luànqībāzāo：adj in a muddle or a mess
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Suzhou Gardens

Suzhou, a cultural and historical city in east China's Jiangsu Province, is celebrated around the world for its elegant gardens.

The history of Suzhou's gardens can be traced as far back as the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC - 476 BC). Distinctive gardens continued to appear throughout the subsequent dynasties, but it was during the Ming (1368 - 1644) and Qing (1644 - 1911) that the garden art of Suzhou was at its zenith. The prospering city and its outskirts were dotted with exquisite private gardens. Dozens of them, such as Zhuozheng (Humble Administrator's) Garden, Liuyuan (Lingering) Garden, Wangshi (Master of Nets) Garden and Huanxiu (Embracing Beauty) Mountain Villa, are still well preserved today.

Imperial gardens and private gardens each developed their own distinctive features over many years. The imperial gardens of Beijing are considered the finest examples of that style. They are noted for their expansive size, grandeur and stateliness. The gardens of Suzhou are the epitome of landscaping art for the private garden, with their delicacy, intimacy, and simplicity. The designers of private gardens, not bound by the rigid conventions of the imperial court, had greater freedom of expression in their art.

The ancient gardens of Suzhou were designed to be lived in as much as were the houses to which they were attached. Paths invited residents and their guests to wander, offering a new view at every bend; pavilions, gazebos or simple seats offered comfortable spots in which to relax, chat, and perhaps to take some refreshments or pen a poem. This type of landscaping was often used in the densely populated cities, where residents recalled the countryside with nostalgia and yearned to commune with nature.

Zhuozheng (Humble Administrator's) Garden, Liuyuan (Lingering) Garden, Wangshi (Master of Nets) Garden and Huanxiu (Embracing Beauty) Mountain Villa of Suzhou are representative of the Ming- and Qing-dynasty landscape architecture in areas south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. In fact, it was the perfection of the designs and workmanship of these gardens that influenced landscaping throughout the region.

Horizontal inscribed boards, hanging scrolls, sculptures and hall decorations, as well as the trees, stones and ponds in the gardens are not only delightful treats for the senses. They also provide a wealth of information as to the history, society, values and aesthetics of the eras in which they were built. They are storehouses of the artifacts of their times: calligraphy, carvings and paintings. But they are also treasure troves of classical thought. Wandering through the gardens even today, people can enjoy reflecting on the philosophic concepts and ideologies of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism; they can still sense the romance of the ancient poetry and prose that influenced the gardens' creators.

In recent years, the influence of the Suzhou gardens' designs has even traveled across oceans. Ming Hall Garden, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, is a copy of a section of the Master of Nets Garden. The design of the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden in Vancouver, Canada, was based on the Ming Dynasty Suzhou garden style.

In 1997, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) added to its prestigious list of world cultural heritage sites Suzhou's Zhuozheng (Humble Administrator's) Garden, Wangshi (Master of Nets) Garden, Liuyuan (Lingering) Garden, Canglang (Surging Waves) Pavilion, Yipu Garden (Garden of Cultivation), Huanxiu (Embracing Beauty) Mountain Villa, Ouyuan (Couple's Garden Retreat) Garden, Shizilin (Lion Forest) Garden and Tuisiyuan (Retreat and Reflection) Garden.

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How do people from around the world greet each other?

Country           Language         Greeting


Albania            Albanian       Njatjeta (Hello).

Algeria             Arabic       Marhaban bikoum

Argentina         Spanish        Buenos días

Armenia           Armenian       Barevdzez

Australia           English            Hello (Formal), G' Day (Casual)

 Austria            German              Guten Tag (Good Day)

Azerbaijan         Azeri                Salam

Bahrain             Arabic        Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Bangladesh       Bangali/Hindi/Arabic  Adab(Hindu) Assalam Alaikum(Muslim)

Barbados          English        Hello, How are you

Belgium            French/Dutch           Bonjour (Hello, Goeiedag (Good Day)

Belize               English/Spanish           Hello, Buenos días

Benin               French               Bonjour

Bhutan             Dzongkha       Kuzuzangpo

Bolivia               Spanish (Castellano)            Buenos días, Cómo estás

Bosnia and Herzigovina    Slavic         Dobar dan (Good Day)

Botswana          Setswana / English            Dumela Rra/Mma (Male/Female), O tsogile jang

Brazil                 Portuguese          Como vai (How are you),

Bulgaria             Bulgarian              Kak ste (How are you),

Burkina Faso       Mooré            Kibare (Hi)

Cambodia           Khmer                 sok serbai (greetings)

Cameroon          French/ English            Bonjour (Hello)

Canada Atlantic               English/French         Hello, Bonjour (Hello)

Canada Ontario/West       English        Hello, How are you

Canada Québec               French/ English        Bonjour (Hello), Hello, how are you

Cape Verde        Portuguese (Crioulo)           Como estás (Portugese, How are you)

                  Modi ki bu sta (Crioulo,How are you)


Central African Republic    Sango                Bara ala (How are you)

Chad                 Chadian Arabic      I baii (How are you)

Chile      Spanish            Cómo estai (How are you)

China                 Chinese Mandarin            Ni hao ma? (How do you do)

Colombia            Spanish              Como estás (How are you)

Comoros            French            Bonjour          

Congo               Lingala/French    Mbote/Bonjour (Hello)

Costa Rica          Spanish            Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Croatia               Croatian       Zdravo (Be Healthy); Bok (Hi)

Cuba                 Spanish          Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Czech Republic    Czech       Tě?í mne (Pleased to meet you)

Denmark            Danish       Dav (Hello)

Dominican Republic          Spanish            Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Ecuador             Spanish            Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Egypt                Arabic     Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

El Salvador         Spanish             Buenos Dias (Good Day)

England             English      Hello, How are you?

Equatorial Guinea            Spanish              Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Eritrea               Arabic          Salaam (Hello)

Estonia              Estonian        Tere (Hello)

Ethiopia             Amharic            Endemin neh (How are you)

Fiji        English      Hello, How are you?

Finland              Finish               Moi

France              French        Bonjour

French Polynesia            French         Bonjour

Gabon              French         Bonjour

Gambia             English           Hello, How are you?

Georgia            Georgian         Gamarjoba (Hello)

Germany          German           Guten Tag (Good Day)

Ghana              English            Hello, How are you?

Greece            Greek            Kalimera sas (Good Morning) Kalispera sas (Good Evening)

Grenada           English            Hello, How are you?

Guam              English/Chamorro       Hello, Hafa ada (How are you)

Guatemala        Spanish           Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Guinea             French           Bonjour

Guinea-Bissau    Kriolu                Kuma (How are you)

Guyana            English               Hello, How are you?

Haiti                French            Bonjour

Honduras         Spanish           Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Hong Kong China          Chinese Cantonese        Lei Hou Ma

Hungary          Hungarian                Jó napot kívánok

Iceland           Icelandic           Gó?an daginn (Good Day)

India               English / Hindi         hello, / Namaste

Indonesia        Indonesian              Bagaimana kabarnya (How are you);

Assalamu         alaikum             (Peace be upon you)-Muslim

Iran                Persian Farsi               Dorood (Greetings)

Ireland            English...Irish-Gaelic     Hello, How are you

Israel              Hebrew            Ma Shlomcha

Italy               Italian             Buongiorno (Good morning),

             Buonasera (Good afternoon), Ciao (Hi)

Jamaica           English       Hello, How are you?

Japan             Japanese            Konnichiwa

Jordan            Arabic              Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Kazakstan         Kazak      Salemetsis-ba (How are you)

Kenya              English / Swahili       Hello / Jambo (Greetings)

Kiribati              Kiribati              Mauri (blessings)

Korea North      Korean       Anyonghaseyo (Greetings)

Korea South      Korean      Anyonghaseyo (Greetings)

Kyrgystan          Kyrgyz            Salamatsyzby (Hello)

Laos                 Lao                 Sabaidii (Greetings)

Latvia               Russian            Zdravstvuyte (Hello)

Lebanon           Arabic                Marhaba (Hello)

Lesotho            English / Sesotho             Hello / Lumela

Liechtenstein     German        Grüss Gott (Greetings)

Lithuania           Lithuanian             Laba diena

Luxembourg       L?tzebuergesch / French          Wéi geet et / Bonjour

Madagascar         Malagasy       Manao ahoana tompoko (How are you)

Malawi                English / Chichewa          Hello / Muli bwanji (How are you)

Malaysia              Malay        Apa Khabar (How are you)

Mali        French / Bambara          Bonjour / I ni ce

Malta      Maltese       kif a?na (How are you)

Marshall Islands     English / Marshallese            Hello / Yokwe (Greetings)

Mauritania            Hassaniya       Assalam alaikum (Peace be with you)…muslim

Mauritius              French / English        Bonjour / How are you

Mexico                 Spanish       Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Micronesia            English         Hello, How are you?

Moldovia               Romanian                Buna Ziua (Good Day)

Mongolia               Mongol         Ta sain baina uu (How do you do)

Montserrat            English          Hello, How are you?

Morocco               Arabic         Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Mozambique          Portuguese                Bom dia (Good Day)

Nambia                 English / Afrikaans     Hello / M?re (Greetings)

Nepal       Nepali          Namaste (Greetings)

Netherlands          Dutch                Hoe gaat het (How are you)

New Zealand         English / Maori     How are you? Tena koe (Hello)

Nicaragua             Spanish                 Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Niger       Hausa / French      Wooshay (Hello) / Bonjour

Nigeria                 English        Hello, How are you?

Niue        Niuean      Mafola (How are you?)

Northern Ireland               English        Hello, How are you?

Norway               Norwegian             God dag (Good Day)

Oman                 Arabic         Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Pakistan              Urdu          Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Panama              Spanish       Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Papua New Guinea           English        Hello, How are you?

Paraguay            Spanish      Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Peru      Spanish      Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Philippines          English / Philipino         How are you? / Kumusta ka na (How are you?)

Poland               Polish        Dzień dobry (Good day),

Portugal             Portuguese             Bom dia (Good day),

Puerto Rico         Spanish                 Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Qatar                 Arabic         Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Romania             Romanian        Bun? ziua (Good day

Rowanda            Russian            Zdravstvuyte (Hello), Dobry dien (Good day

Russia                kinyarwanda        Muraho (Hello)

Saint Kitts and Nevis        English            Hello, How are you?

Saint Lucia         English            Hello, How are you?

Saint Vincent and Grenadaines     English             Hello, How are you?

Samoa              Samoan         O a mai oe? (How are you?)

Saudi Arabia      Arabic             Assalaam alaikum (Peace be with you)

Scotland           English               Hello, How are you?

Senegal            French           Bonjour

Sierre Leone     English               Hello, How are you?

Singapore         English              Hello, How are you?

Slovakia           Slovak              Dobry deň (Good day)

Slovenia           Slovene                Kako se imate? (How are you?).

Solomon Islands            English               Hello, How are you?

Somalia            Somali                 Nabad (Greetings)

South Africa     Afrikaans           Kunjani (How are you?)

Spain              Spanish      Buenos Dias (Good Day)  Ola (Hi)

Sri Lanka         Sinhalese / Tamil              Ayubowan / Vannakkam

Sudan             Arabic            Kayf innakum (How are you)

Swaziland         SiSwati             Sawubona (Greetings)

Sweden          Swedish             God dag (Good day)

Switzerland     German / Swiss / French/         Grütsie (Hi)

Syria              Arabic            Keef haalak? (How are you?)

Taipei            Chinese Mandarin           Ni hao ma?  (How are you)

Tajikistan       Tajik         Chee khel shoomo? (How are you?)

Tanzania        Swahili             Hujambo

Thailand        Thai         Sawasdee kraab (Hello)

Togo             French               Bonjour

Tonga           English / Tongan   How are you? / Fefe hake? (How do you do)

Tunisia          French                Bonjour

Turkey          Turkish             Nas?l?n?z? (How are you?)

Tuvalu          English / Tuvaluan             How are you? / Taalofa! (Greetings)

Uganda         Swahili            Hujambo

Ukraine         Ukrainian          Dobryj den’ (Good day

United Arab Emirates  Arabic           Kaif halak? (How are you?)

United States            English              Hello, How are you?

Uruguay        Spanish         Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Uzbekistan     Uzbek          Kandaisiz? (How are you?)

Venezuela     Spanish           Buenos Dias (Good Day)

Vietnam        Vietnamese      Co khoe khong? (How are you doing)

Virgin Islands              English               Hello, How are you?

Wales           English                Hello, How are you?

West Bank of Gaza     Arabic    Marhabah keif Halak? (Hello, how are you doing

Yemen         Arabic    Marhabah keif Halak? (Hello, how are you doing

Yugoslavia    Serbian              Dobar dan (Good day

Zambia         English / Icibemba  How are you / Mulibwanji? (How are you?)

Zimbabwe    Shona              Makadii (How are you?)

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chinese food

1.Sweet and Sour Pork 糖醋排骨（tang cu pai gu）;
Sour --[sau?] adj. ;
Pork --[p?:k]  n.;

2.Gong Bao Chicken  宫保鸡丁（gong bao ji ding）;
3.Ma Po Bean Curd 麻婆豆腐（ma po dou fu）;
bean  [bi:n] n;
curd  [k?:d] n;
4. Wonton Soup;馄饨（hun duan）
wonton ;
soup  [su:p] n;
5.Dumplings;  饺子（jiao zi）
dumpling  [?d?mpli?]n.;
7. Spring Rolls; 春卷 （chun juan）
roll：[r?ul]n;
8. Peking Duck  北京烤鸭 （beijing kao ya）;
Peking  [pi:?ki?,?pi:?ki?]n.Beijing
9.Hotpot in chongqing 重庆火锅
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How much do you know about China?

I am very honored to be here for my dear friends introduce about our country, hoping can help for those friends who are interested in Chinese culture or  prepared to China to study. Thank you for watching.*_*
[b]Chinese food[/b]
It is one of three major cooking styles in the world ----China, France,Turkey.And it has deep influence over the cooking style of south asia.Its recipes derive from dishes of chinese different places and nations.
Chinese dishes have five characters----color,smell,taste,mean and shape.cutting technique ，foodstuff ，duration and degree of heating and season are the four point of chinese cooking.
The eight foreigners favorite Chinese dishes
Guangzhou people actually have made outstanding contributions to changing the diet of foreigners .Because they occupy a large proportion of Overseas Chinese.
1.Sweet and Sour Pork 糖醋排骨（tang cu pai gu）;
Sour --[sau?] adj. ;
Pork --[p?:k]  n.;
2.Gong Bao Chicken  宫保鸡丁（gong bao ji ding）;
3.Ma Po Bean Curd 麻婆豆腐（ma po dou fu）;
bean  [bi:n] n;
curd  [k?:d] n;
4. Wonton Soup;馄饨（hun duan）
wonton ;
soup  [su:p] n;
5.Dumplings;  饺子（jiao zi）
dumpling  [?d?mpli?]n.;
7. Spring Rolls; 春卷 （chun juan）
roll：[r?ul]n;
8. Peking Duck  北京烤鸭 （beijing kao ya）;
Peking  [pi:?ki?,?pi:?ki?]n.Beijing
9.Hotpot in chongqing 重庆火锅
Breakfast in China varies with location. In the south you can get dianxin, like you can get in Hong Kong and most North American large Chinatowns. In Northern China, most locals have youtiao (fried bread, long), mantou (steamed bread, round), yougao (fried, round, flat, sweet), and baozi (meat or veggie). Boiled eggs are pretty common throughout China, but not really breakfast food. Zhou (rice porridge) is more popular in the south, not the north. The meal is usually light. Chinese cook with only a little oil, so for breakfast they often eat youtiao to make up for this every so often.
lunch and supper:rice and dishes in Southerners . noodles in north
[b]weather[/b]
China is a vast country with different climates, but generally speaking, spring is from April to June, summer from June to September, fall from September to October, while winter is from October to March, and usually it is colder and drier in the north in winter, and hotter and more humid in the south in summer.
May, September and October are the best months for you to travel to China when the weather is the most pleasant all over China.
Mabye you will ask "what's the weather like in summer in china?"
oky,It depends.
I used to live in southern china, therefore I am more familiar with the summer weather there.
Of course it is hot, even the wind is hot. Also, it is changeful. You can see the sun shinning above your head at one moment, and then it rains heavily the next moment.
As for the summer weather in northern china, I think it is drier.
[b]China Tours[/b]
China’s diversity in landscape, culture and history is amazing so choosing China's Best is a difficult task. We've combined our knowledge with our customers' feedback to select what we consider to be China's top 10 tours.
They include the must see destinations: Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai, Guilin, the Yangtze River, Hong Kong, Suzhou, Hangzhou(where I'm living), Chengdu and Lhasa, and some surprises.
1.The Great Wall
Chinese people are always proud of their Great wall. To some extent, it represents the spirit of Chinese people and history. In many exhibitions or conferences in China, participants can easily find its existence in pictures or painting hung on walls. It has been widely expressed in politics, culture-exchange, and artistic creation. It is the symbol of China.
2.Weat Lake
Impression West Lake is one of Chinese top live-action performances strongly featured by the local culture and unique charm of Hangzhou West Lake. It is nationwide famous for its dreamlike show and fantastic elegance. Actually, the visitors in Hangzhou are unexceptionally eager to watch this life-size performance, because it is one mingled and charming show of Hangzhou culture and history. Impression West Lake is one of the representatives created by Zhang Yimou who is Chinese most famous movie director and the general director of the opening ceremony of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Wang Chaoge and Fan Yue. Impression West Lake is the third performance (the first and the second live-action performance made by them are Impression Liu Sanjie and Impression Lijiang River) shown initially in 2007.
3.The Bund
The Bund（Wai Tan, 外滩） is located in downtown Shanghai along Huangpu River. The Bund is an influential attraction in Shanghai and one of most famous destinations worth traveling for in Shanghai.
Shanghai became one of the five treaty ports opened to the outside world after 1840. In 1845 British colonialists occupied the Bund and established the British Concession. In 1849, the French colonialists also seized the Bund of Shanghai and established a French Concession. Since 1940s, the Bund was jointly occupied by Britain and France.
4.The Palace Museum in beijing
What strikes one first in a bird's -eye view of Beijing proper is a vast tract of golden roofs flashing brilliantly in the sun with purple walls occasionally emerging amid them and a stretch of luxuriant tree leaves flanking on each side. That is the former Imperial Palace, popularly known as the Forbidden City, from which twenty-four emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties ruled China for some 500 years--from1420 to 1911. The Ming Emperor Yong Le, who usurped the throne from his nephew and made Beijing the capital, ordered its construction, on which approximately 10,000 artists and a million workmen toiled for 14 years from 1406 to 1420. At present, the Palace is an elaborate museum that presents the largest and most complete ensemble of traditional architecture complex and more than 900,000 pieces of court treasures in all dynasties in China.
[b]What do chinese people wear?[/b]
Actually, most people wear what you're currently wearing.
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[b]How forigen people see chinese people?[/b]
how I think Chinese are good cooks---Kayane ---Turkish
I think Chinese like to stick together---Mohamed --- Morcoccan
Chinese reminds me of Yao Ming and Chinese kung fu---Paul ---American
I think there are many Chinese everywhere---Marine ---French
They eat cats and dogs---Quentin ---French   When I see this message, I have to say, most Chinese people do not eat them, at least I  have not seen
I think about delicious food---Katharina ---Austrian
Chinese culture is very interesting---Christoph --- German
They like to sing Karaoke---Katerina --- Czech
They eat insects on a stick--- Jeeah ---- Korean
They are kind and generous--- Aga ----Lithuanian
Chinese culture and history are interesting--- Peri --- Greek
Chinese are so strange--- Arian ---Mexican
They suck --- Frederic ---German
They like luxury goods--- Anja --- German
They are typical tourists---Helene ---French
They stick together and laugh all the time--- Marie Noel--- French
Hong kong and Mainland Chinese are different---Michael---German
I dont think gay is allowed in China--- Nicolas---french
I find it very hard to work with Chinese---Chrys ---Greek
I think of Dragon when i think of Chinese---Elisa---Greek
Women have a low status in acient time---Lucy---British
They english is bed---Arne---German
Chinese are over polite---Andi---German
They work hard and dont enjoy---Marga---Spanish
Chinese are funny---Pamela---Spanish
They are very funny---Gunjan-Indian
I miss my Chinese roomates---Stuti---Indian
They like to buy Louis Vuitton---Elisabeth---French
Amazing clubs in Shanhai---Chris---German
They like to know more about foreign cultures---Arnaud---French
They are very intellegent---Robert---Polish
You have to learn to do business with Chinese---Luca---Italian
Chinese food is very good---Simon---British
I love Chinese Robes.their clothing tag is srong---jessnisy---German
They lack of nothing---manie---Japanese

west lake in hangzhou

Sweet and Sour Pork