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Ang Ilog na Dilaw o Huang He /

Hwang Ho (Ingles: Yellow
River;Intsik:
; pinyin: Hung H; Monggolyano:
Hatan Gol, , "Reynang ilog", Queen
river sa Ingles) ang ikalawang
pinakamahabang ilog
sa Tsina (sumunod sa Ilog Yangtze)
at ikaanim sa pinakamahaba sa
buong mundo sa habang 5,463
kilometro (3,398 mi). Nagmumula
saBulubunduking Bayan Har sa
lalawigan
ng Qinghaisa kanlurang Tsina,
dumadaloy ito sa siyam na
lalawigan ng Tsina at nagtatapos
sa Dagat Bohai Ang limasan nang
Ilog na Dilaw ay may lapad na
1900 km (1,180 mi) silangan-
pakanluran at 1100 km (684 mi)
hilaga-patimog. At may kabuuang
lawak ng limasan na 742,443 km
(290,520 mi).


Shangdi, ( Chinese: Lord-on-
High) Wade-Giles
romanization Shang-ti, also
called Di , ancient Chinese
deity, the greatest ancestor and
deity who controlled victory in
battle, harvest, the fate of the
capital, and the weather. He had
no cultic following, however,
and was probably considered
too distant and inscrutable to
be influenced by mortals.
Shangdi was considered to be
the supreme deity during
the Shang dynasty (16001046
century BCE), but during
the Zhou dynasty (1046
256 BCE) he was gradually
supplanted by heaven
Sa Shang Dynasty noong mga
3000 taon na ang nakalilipas,
ang ginagamit na papel ng mga
tao ay buto ng hayop at bahay-
pagong. Gumagawa sila ng mga
tala sa pamamagitan ng pag-
uukit ng mga salita sa naturang
mga materyal. Ang mga inukit
na butong ito ay kilala ngayon
bilang "oracle bones". Bukod sa
mga seremonya ng dibinasyon,
ginagamit din noon ang mga
butong ito sa pagrerekord ng
mga pangyayaring historikal,
mga gawain ng kaharian,
impormasyon hinggil sa
penomenang natural at
pamamaraan ng pagsasaka.


The ancient
Chinese chariot (simplified
Chinese: ; traditional
Chinese: ; pinyin: zhan che;
literally "war vehicle") was
used as an attack and pursuit
vehicle on the open fields and
plains of Ancient China from
around 1200 BCE. Chariots also
allowed military commanders a
mobile platform from which to
control troops while providing
archers and soldiers armed
with dagger-axes increased
mobility. They reached a peak
of importance during the Spring
and Autumn period, but were
largely superseded by cavalry
in the Han Dynasty.
Chinese calligraphy is a form
of calligraphy widely practiced and revered in
the Sinosphere, which often
includes China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
The calligraphic tradition of East Asia
originated and developed from China There is
a general standardization of the
various styles of calligraphy in this tradition.
Chinese calligraphy and ink and wash
painting are closely related, since they are
accomplished using similar tools and
techniques. Chinese painting and calligraphy
distinguish themselves from other cultural arts
because they emphasize motion and are
charged with dynamic life. According to
Stanley-Baker, "Calligraphy is sheer life
experienced through energy in motion that is
registered as traces on silk or paper, with time
and rhythm in shifting space its main
ingredients."Calligraphy has also led to the
development of many forms of art in China,
including seal carving, ornate paperweights,
and inkstones
Christian mae Cabalez
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