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Charlie Chaplin 是一位有名的演員。 他的個子不大， 也不高。 Charlie 在電影裡面有一種特別的風格。 但是，他不拍電影的時候，他看起來跟電影完全不一樣。 你看到他可能都認不出他是 Charlie Chaplin。 以前，他可以去任何地方都不會被人認出來，但是後來報紙常寫他，他就很難再出門了。

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Charlie Chaplin was a very famous actor.  He was not a really big person, and was quite small.   Charlie had a specific style that he always looked like during films.  However, when he was not filming, he looks like a totally different person.  Before, he could go anywhere he wanted, but because the newspapers wrote about him often, it was very hard for him to go out anymore without being recognized.

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人工智能可能看起來像未來事情，但是，它是很平常的東西，像打電子遊戲。 玩電子遊戲的時候，你可能不會認為它是人工智能，但是它是一種。 這是因為電子遊戲中的角色會回應動作，他還會有不同想法。 他們可以與其他角色交互，像一個真正的人。

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What is Artificial Intelligence Exactly?

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Artificial Intelligence may seem like a thing of the future, but in fact, it is in everyday things, such as video games.  While playing video games, you may not think of it as Artificial Intelligence, but it really is.  This is because there are characters in the game that respond to actions, act during various circumstances, and think in different ways.  They can interact with other Artificial Intelligence and act almost like a real person.

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Chinese mythology has it that a giant named Pan Gu emerged from an egg, and separated the chaos in the world. Things such as the earth and sky in which his head was in the sky, and his feet in the earth. Pan Gu grew and grew, and as he did, the earth and sky did as well. He made sure they would never be close enough to touch again, and ridded the world of chaos and was the balance. ​

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"Pan Gu stood between them like a pillar 30,000 miles in height, so they would never again join."

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中國神話中有一個叫盤古的巨人,從蛋中浮現出來，把世間的混亂分開了。 他的頭在天空裡和他腳在地上。 盤古越長越大，地球和天空就越來越遠。 他確定他們永遠不會再接觸到，並且消除了世界的混亂，保持平衡。

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Chinese God of Creation: Pangu | WooKong

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Mid-Autumn Festival | An introduction (Hello China #35)

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美國大學裡開始教中文的時間不是很長。直到世界第二大戰的時候中文才開始變得比較重要。 這是因為世界第二大戰以後就是韓戰。

在韓戰的時候，美國政府看到受過中國倫理教育訓練的兵，都被訓練的很好，所以他們覺得可以一樣這樣做。

美國的教育部想訓練人才，所以他們開始在美國大學教中文。 但是，他們用為了教育和研究做原因，不是為了加强軍隊。

起初，很少人對學中文有興趣， 因為他們大部分是過去曾經在中國的退伍老兵。 後來，隨著時間的推移，人對學習中文的興趣越來越大，變成越來越多的人想學中文。 這導致大學開始有教授教中文課。現在不但大學有教中文課， 連中學都有教中文。 中文已經成為世界上最流行的語言之一。

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A new double LP of the CITY LIGHTS soundtrack is now available as part of the collection of Chaplin film soundtrack vinyls we are producing in collaboration with [PIAS] France. This deluxe edition includes two 180g vinyls (in full mono), rare bonus materials and a 24-page booklet illustrated with photographs and documents from the Chaplin Archive.

The new 4K restoration of A WOMAN OF PARIS has just been released on blu-ray and DVD by POTEMKINE films in France.

This exciting edition includes a recently recorded soundtrack based upon Chaplin's 1976 score for the film and on a selection of his 1952-1969 composition sketches, restored, orchestrated, and conducted by Timothy Brock. According to Brock, "Over the course of many weeks I aurally transcribed what Chaplin was working out on the piano, and identified about 14 finished compositions and about 20 un-finished, or incomplete, musical ideas. It is these pieces, in conjunction with some of the 1977 score, that make up the new posthumous score, 100% composed by Chaplin. I developed the new score as best I could in the Chaplin earmarks and idioms, and orchestrated it in the model of CITY LIGHTS, which was Chaplin's earliest personal attempt at orchestration, some 8 years after A WOMAN OF PARIS." Recording by the Orchestra Città Aperta. Audio Post Production by l'Immagine Ritrovata.

Bonus materials:
- Introduction by David Robinson (5')
- Chaplin Today: A Woman of Paris - Documentary by Mathias Ledoux with the participation of Liv Ullmann. (27')
- Presentation of rare archives with commentary by Arnold Lozano of the Chaplin Office (9')
- Outtakes
- United Artists signature archival footage

Professor Lisa Stein Haven takes us back to The Early Years of Charlie Chaplin, her latest book just released by White Owl (an imprint of Pen & Sword Books).
Charlie Chaplin's career has been described, critiqued, and scrutinized. There are book-length studies on Chaplin's music hall career, his career at Keystone Studios and the Mutual Studios. Somehow, his tenure with First National, however, has been largely neglected, even though it was during this several-year contractual time period that Chaplin built and occupied his own studio for the first time, that he attempted and succeeded in filming a comedy feature (The Kid) and that he helped to set up United Artists, an organization that protected the salaries and creative freedom of actors in Hollywood. This period in Chaplin's story is especially interesting because such landmark moments are accompanied by Chaplin's first marriage and divorce, the death of his first child, his friendship with French silent film comedian Max Linder , World War I and the role he would play in it, and the production and release of several unsuccessful films that marked Chaplin's first creative blockage - one that threatened his future career.

This book discusses the transitional periods just before and after the First National contract, as well as the all-important period satisfying it. Archival evidence provides most of the support for the book's assertions, from the Chaplin archive (property of Roy Export, digitised by Cineteca di Bologna, Italy), and the personal archives of other individuals or institutions discussed. Rare photos illustrate the story.

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Biography, Filmography, News, Live Performances dates, Video Clips and Trailers, Music and Song Lyrics (Smile), Products, a Community. Everything you wish to know about Charlie Chaplin's life and work, and the latest News about all things Chaplin...

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Pangu is a prominent figure in Chinese creation mythology. To this day, the Zhuang people sing a traditional song about Pangu creating the Heaven and Earth. The origin of the Pangu myth has been much debated. Many believe it originated with Xu Zheng, a Chinese author from the 3 rd century AD, as he was the first writer known to record it; some propose that it originated in the mythologies of the Miao or Yao people of southern China, while others see a parallel to ancient Hindu mythology of creation.

The Pangu myth follows as thus: In the beginning the universe was nothing but chaos, and the heavens and the earth were intermingled-a big black egg being commonly used as an analogy. Pangu was born inside of this egg and slept for 18,000 years, during which time the Yin and Yang balanced as he grew. When he awoke, he realized he was trapped within it. He cracked the egg and began to push it apart, essentially splitting the Yin and Yang. The upper half of the shell became the sky above him, and the lower half became the earth. The longer he held them apart, the thicker they grew and the taller he became, thus pushing them further apart-by precisely 10 feet per day. Here versions begin to change. Some claim that a turtle, a qilin, phoenix, and a dragon assisted him in this task. After another 18,000 years Pangu died, his body forming the various parts of the earth, and the parasites on his body forming humans. Another version states that he formed the earth with a chisel and hammer, while yet another version states that a goddess who later inhabited the earth formed humans.
Pangu is depicted with a turtle, phoenix, quilin, and dragon, who aided him with his task.
According to this myth, Pangu was the first supreme being and the originator of the heavens and the Earth. He is typically depicted as a dwarf-though he was actually a giant-covered in hair or bearskin or leaves, with horns fixed atop his head and either a chisel or a hammer or an egg in his hand. Other tales speak of a Pangu as a creature from heaven that had the head of a dog and the body of a man and directly accredits Pangu as the father of mankind, while another version claims he molded men from clay.

The interesting aspects of this tale are its similarities to other myths. For example, the cosmic egg is a common concept that is indicative of the universe before the Big Bang occurred, scientifically speaking. While this may, at first glance, be a very primitive way of describing such an event, one cannot help but notice how very insightful it is. How did various people with no apparent technology or knowledge of the universe, as we modern humans know it, so accurately explain what we now can? Were they made privy to this knowledge somehow?

Another interesting aspect of the tale is one of the more elusive. Some versions of the Pangu creation myth state that the giant had help from four mythical beasts. Let us take a brief look these beasts one by one. First, the turtle: the Chinese were not the only ones to use it in their creation myth; various world myths, creation and otherwise, include the turtle for its strength and immortality. The qilin, though indigenous to Asian mythology, is said to have been dragon-like. Of course, dragons are central to Asian mythology-though also found world-wide-as bearers of wisdom and a symbol of power, also connected to the succession of the early emperors. Finally, the phoenix has consistently been a symbol of rebirth. How so many cultures separated by thousands of miles came to describe such similar occurrences and use the same symbology has been a subject of much intrigue over the centuries.
Featured image: Artist's depiction of Pangu creating the heavens and earth. ( orientaldiscovery.com) Related Links Chinese Myth - Creation Chinese Creation Myths Chinese Myths Related Books

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Pangu is a prominent figure in Chinese creation mythology. To this day, the Zhuang people sing a traditional song about Pangu creating the Heaven and Earth. The origin of the Pangu myth has been much debated.

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Chinese Americans - History, Modern era, History of chinese immigration, Settlement patterns

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中國人到美國有三個主要原因。中國人來到美國是因為他們想找到好一點的工作和賺錢。他們在中國很窮，所以想到美國找一個新生活。來到美國，中國人相信他們可以實現這些事情。到了美國以後，中國人主要住在舊金山和紐約。移民到東部的人是去紐約，而移民到西部的人是去舊金山。這是因為他們是沿海城市。因為這兩個都是大城市，他們有很多找工作的機會。移民美國的中國人大部分的工作是在建築鐵路，經營餐館，和在洗衣店。因為很多人沒有受過教育，他們的生活還是很艱苦， 而且被人看不起。但是，一九四九年以後，移民到美國的中國人開始受教育。受過教育以後他們就開始找到好一點的工作，如科學家和工程師。他們也開始遍及美國，融入社會。黑人民權運動權利運動對移民美國的中國人有幫助和有積極的影響。雖然中國人沒有參與，但卻導致中國人在社會的地位不斷上升，中國人也慢慢的受到接納。

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