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Xian Terracotta Warriors
On January 2nd 2007, visited there and found how it had been long remained secret ! I thanked and hand-shaked then farmer Mr.Cheng ,who had discovered it,at a gift shop nearby.
Tags : Xi'An xian china
Affichage : 4655 Durée : 201 s
XIAN TERRACOTTA WARRIORS
El Ejército de terracota (兵馬俑; pinyin: bing1 ma3 yong1, traducción literal: "Figuras de soldados y caballos"), dentro del Mausoleo del Primer Emperador Qin (秦始皇陵, fue descubierto en marzo de 1974 durante unas obras para el abastecimiento de aguas de regadío cerca de Xi'an, provincia de Shaanxi, República Popular China. Desde 1987 está considerado como Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. El ejército consiste en más de 7.000 figuras de guerreros y caballos de terracota a tamaño real, que fueron enterrados con el autoproclamado primer emperador de China, de la Dinastía Qin, (Qin Shihuang) en 210-209 adC. Enterrando estas estatuas se creía que el Emperador seguiría teniendo tropas bajo su mando. El ejército de terracota fue enterrado en formación de batalla en tres fosos, un kilómetro y medio al este de la tumba del Emperador, que se encuentra 33 km al este de Xi'an. Los tres fosos tienen entre 4 y 8 metros de profundidad. Han sido excavados y se ha construido un museo en las ruinas, llamado Museo del Ejército de Terracota del Primer Emperador Qin. El primer foso fue descubierto en 1974 de forma casual por unos campesinos que estaban buscando agua para combatir la sequía. En esa zona se había encontrado ya algunos restos a los que no se les había dado demasiada importancia hasta que la noticia del hallazgo del nuevo foso llegó a oídos de un arqueólogo que inició la excavación. El foso tiene una superficie de 200 metros por 60 y contiene más de 6.000 guerreros, algunos de ellos aún por desenterrar. Las figuras son a tamaño natural: miden 1,80 m. de altura y están equipados con armaduras fabricadas también con terracota. La fosa se abrió al público en 1979. Cada una de estas figuras tiene rasgos y características diferentes: bigotes, peinados, jóvenes, viejos, rasgos de etnias diferentes... Las cabezas y las manos se moldeaban aparte y luego se añadían a los cuerpos. Los uniformes reflejan también los rangos militares a los que pertenecen. Cada soldado llevaba un arma: arcos, lanzas, espadas... Tras la caída de la dinastía Qin, los campesinos saquearon la tumba y robaron estas armas. Originariamente, las figuras son de colores vivos y brillantes; color que se pierde a las cinco horas de exposición al oxígeno lo que contribuye a su oxidación. Es por esta razón que se esta en estudio la técnica que permita mantener estos colores y hasta que se finalice su estudio están diferidas las excabaciones de otros guerreros. La segunda fosa en abrirse al público contiene 69 figuras y es conocida como "la fosa de los generales". Se cree que representaba al estado mayor del ejército. En la fosa también son visibles las figuras de cuatro caballos. La última fosa contiene unos 1.000 guerreros, muchos de ellos sin restaurar. En 1980 se descubrieron dos carros de bronce pintados. Cada uno de estos carros está formado por más de 3.000 piezas. Los cuatros caballos de cada carro están guiados por un conductor imperial. Según algunos estudiosos, el primero de estos carros serviría para allanar el camino del séquito del emperador mientras que el segundo sería el carro en el que el monarca dormiría. Los carros no son a tamaño real (más o menos la mitad) y tenían incrustaciones de plata y oro.
Tags : Terracotta Warriors Guerreros Xian TerracotaXi-an
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Xian
Big Goose Pagoda and Great Mosque in Xian - China
Tags : Pagoda Mosque Xian China
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xian jian (Chinese Paladin) - xiao yao and ling'er
this is a shorter version of my original MV cuz due to the limit of 10 mins on youtube, so if anyone like to dl the full version then PM me ps. the full version is only like a min and 30 secs longer but i think it gives the MV more meaning to it plz comment wen u're done
Tags : xian jian chinese paladin hu ge ady crystal fei fairy swordman ling'er xiao yao ah nu tangyu yue ru
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lord yarkan from xian first kill ever silkroad
VERY LAGGY there was a good 150-200 people fighting it. first death to lord yarkan on teh xian server 12/26/06
Tags : yarkan yarkhan xian silkroad hydrate416 hydrate
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Student of Wang Xian Xinjia Yi Lu
Cool kid doing Chen Taiji Quan
Tags : Chen TaiJi Quan wushu
Affichage : 25606 Durée : 256 s
China 中国 : Xi'an Tang Dynasty Stage Show © 2008 Stephanos
China: Xi'an 'Tang Dynasty Stage Show' Filmed by Wm Kai Stephanos ---on June 9, 2007 in Xi'an China © 2008 Wm Kai Stephanos To Download from iTunes- http://deimos.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Browse /etsu-public.1489124565.01497214757
Tags : China Xi'an Tang Dynasty Music Show Stephanos Wm Kai ETSU iTunes Dance Performance Olympics NCUT UFO CCP CNN NBC WTO Mao video blog sketch series short film communications humanities language social science visual arts performing media world music random environment track field extreme martial action culture travel log adventure landmark nonprofit art experimental filmmaker reel documentary
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Long, Xian-Er (ethnic Miao) - High Tune
English Lyrics translated from Miao(Hmong) language: The sun rises from high Miao mountains. The painful history of Miao has gone. Dear brother, you are singing folk songs on the other side of the mountain. Your voices are so nice that I fall in love with you. However, I cannot not go there to be with you. I would like to be a gentle breeze, flying into your heart slightly. ----------------------------------- 龙仙娥 - 高腔 龍仙娥 - 高腔 Xian-Er Long is an ethnic Miao Chinese singer. She was very lucky to be discovered by Dun Tan (谭盾), a famous Chinese contemporary classical composer who is known for his Grammy and Oscar-award winning scores for the movies Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Hero. Dun Tan traveled to the Miao & Tujia Autonomous State of West Hunan Province in 1999. He happened to see a Song Party of the Miao people, where the Miao youth sang traditional love songs to each other. Xian-Er Long's Flying Songs and crystal clear voices attracted Dun Tan. He suddenly had an idea. Why not introduce this unpretending & pure voice to the world? He asked Xian-Er Long whether she was afraid to sing her songs at a bigger stage in front of many people. Xian-Er Long did not show any timidity. Instead, she asked, then who will sing with me? After Dun Tan came back to the U.S., he started to write his work entitled The Map: Rediscoverying the Genesis of Ethereal Music. This work is mainly based on musical elements of Miao. Xian-Er Long played an important role in this work. (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGfICNscXLE&feature =related) This is Xian-Er Long's performance in the first round of the final stage competition of the National Youth Singing Contest.She got a good grade in the first round (92.95). One might notice that three typical Miao musical instruments were used for accompany. The first one is Leaves (very cool, isn't it?). The second one is Ox-horn Pipa (牛角琴). The third one is Backbasket Drum (背篓鼓). In the lyrics, Xian-Er Long mentioned that Miao people in West Hunan have a tearful history. As I know, Miao, Tujia and Han people living in West Hunan revolted against the ethnic Manchu emperor of the Qing Dynasty 300 years ago. Since the revolt was led by the Miao King (Bayue Wu, 吴八月), many Miao people were killed in the war. The Qing court was one of the most corrupt (if not the most) governments in the Chinese history. Its officials were so avarice that they kept levying heavy taxes on the poor people. This was the reason of the rebellion. Now, Miao & Tujia people living in their autonomous states need not pay a penny to the central Chinese government. Xian-Er Long's hometown is Phenix County (Chinese pronunciation: Feng Huang Xian), which is a very beautiful town. A famous writer in the Chinese history, Congwen Shen (沈从文), is also an ethnic Miao Chinese born in Phenix County (凤凰县). ------------------------------ Referee Wang, Xianping's Comments: I am familiar with Long, Xian-Er. She was among the first group of singers who performed in the Folk Songs China, a TV program of the China Central Television (CCTV). She was recommended by my classmate, Dun Tan. He told me a story about Xian-Er. So I followed Dun Tan's suggestions to find Xian-Er. She is a Miao singer from Fenghuang County of West Hunan. She is an expert of Flying Song, which is a kind of antiphonal love songs of Miao. I invited her to perform in the Folk Songs China. Her performance was excellent. Her life is legendary. First, she is a Miao singer. Second, she was discovered by a renowned composer, who brought her to the U.S. to sing Miao songs at an internatinal stage. Then, she was supported and recommended by those famous composers and music producers to Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Today I am very happy to see her again. I want to express several of my hopes on her. I hope that she may discover traditional Miao songs in her hometown. Then rearrange them and transmit them to the next generation. Discovery, rearrangement, and transmission are very important for aboriginal(primitive) folk songs. I hope you to be a person that does these work. Further, I hope that you can push the beauty of Miao songs to a higher point, and bring those true and pure Miao songs to the whole world. 十二届CCTV青年歌手电视大奖赛 十二屆CCTV青年歌手電視大獎賽 Images of beautiful Phenix County: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=%E5%87%A4% E5%87%B0%E5%8F%A4%E5%9F%8E&btnG=Search+Images&gbv= 2 Introduction of Congwen Shen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shen_Congwen Introduction of Dun Tan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tan_Dun Dun Tan: The Map: http://www.amazon.com/Tan-Dun-Map/dp/B0002ZYEFU
Tags : Miao Hmong 苗族 原生态 Long Xian-Er China Chinese 中国 Folk 民歌 民族 World Music Song 青歌赛 央视 CCTV
Affichage : 8848 Durée : 525 s
Dunhuang and Xian, China Travel
Last stop to Dunhuang and Xian. 2 friends left and 5 of us continued on trip....
Tags : China traveling
Affichage : 6720 Durée : 267 s
Xi'an CWI Visit
a visit to the Children's Welfare Institution in Xi'an China - August 9, 2007.
Tags : ocheltree China Adoption Orphanage
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