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What we watched today

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China

Inscribed in 2008 ( 3.COM) on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (originally proclaimed in 2001)

Kun Qu Opera developed under the Ming dynasty (fourteenth to seventeenth centuries) in the city of Kunshan, situated in the region of Suzhou in southeast China. With its roots in popular theatre, the repertory of songs evolved into a major theatrical form. Kun Qu is one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera still performed today.

It is characterized by its dynamic structure and melody (kunqiang) and classic pieces such as the Peony Pavilion and the Hall of Longevity. It combines song and recital as well as a complex system of choreographic techniques, acrobatics and symbolic gestures. The opera features a young male lead, a female lead, an old man and various comic roles, all dressed in traditional costumes. Kun Qu songs are accompanied by a bamboo flute, a small drum, wooden clappers, gongs and cymbals, all used to punctuate actions and emotions on stage. Renowned for the virtuosity of its rhythmic patterns (changqiang), Kun Qu opera has had a considerable influence or more recent forms of Chinese opera, such as the Sichuan or Beijing opera.

The opera has suffered a gradual decline since the eighteenth century because of the high-level technical knowledge it also requires from its audience. Of the 400 arias regularly sung in opera performances in the mid-twentieth century, only a few dozen continue to be performed. The Kun Qu opera survived through the efforts of dedicated connoisseurs and various supporters who seek to attract the interest of a new generation of performers.

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Kun Qu Opera developed under the Ming dynasty (fourteenth to seventeenth centuries) in the city of Kunshan, situated in the region of Suzhou in southeast China. With its roots in popular theatre, the repertory of songs evolved into a major theatrical form. Kun Qu is one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera still performed today.

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Suwon castle (수원성) is a castle that is in Suwon. Suwon castle looks similar to Namdaemun. But Suwon castle has huge doors that point to North, South, West and East. There is a castle wall surrounding the Suwon castle.

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Suwon castle is a castle look similar to Namdaemun. But there is a difference. Suwon castle has big door that points to North, South, East, and West. And there is a castle wall which is surrounded the Suwon castle.

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Suwon castle looks simi

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The Suwon castle has four huge doors that’s pointing

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Suwon castle is a castle look similar to Namdaemun. But there is a difference. Suwon castle has big door that points to North, South, East and West. And there is a castle wall is surrounded the Suwon castle.http://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.2bOOzg8u4c62BNXMfqt4QgHaDl&pid=15.1

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Hunminjeongeum is a really special language in South Korea. Hunminjeongeum script even it was Hangul. King saejong made hunminjeongeum. It was made in October9, 1446. The hunminjeongeum was the world greatest language

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태권도 전단 태권도인형 태권도사진 조아라 태권도 이수근 태권도 태권도 만화 태권도 포스터 태권도 남자 태권도 교육 태권도 대학

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The Taekwondo is a Korea traditional martial such as karate. It is made in lots of years ago. The taekwondo is still appear today. Taekwondo was developed during the1940s and 1950s.

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the great wall of china sunsset - Bing images

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Great Wall of China Beautiful Great Wall of China at Sunset The Great Wall China at Sunset Wallpaper People Buried in the Great Wall of China Great Wall of China Construction Pretty Pictures of the Great Wall of China China Great Wall of Fall Great Wall of China Funny Walk

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A broken building about in 100bc

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A famous garden in Suzhou.

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A story from China： 开天辟地

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Namdaemun is the big door looks like this.It's in the Seoul.There is a market near by.

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Here is the photo of a cultural heritage monument.

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Buda

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A very fast way to do a math question. By china

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38도선 is a line that splits north korea and south korea. no one in south korea or north korea can pass the line

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Hurling, or Camogie (a form of Hurling played by women), is a field game played by two teams which dates back 2,000 years and features strongly in Irish mythology, most notably in the epic saga of Cú Chulainn. It is played throughout the island of Ireland, particularly in more fertile agricultural areas, as well as overseas.

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List of intangible cultural heritage examples

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List of intangible cultural heritage examples

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https://ich.unesco.org/en/lists

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https://study.com/academy/lesson/cultural-heritage-definition-and-lesson.html

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Korean language

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- The suzhou gardens

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-The great pyramids in Egypt
-Taj Mahal

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Old Artifact that are related to your cultrue and have been passed down from generation to generation

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