The chinese culture

Integrantes: Juan Pillampel,

Víctor Cantero y Daniel
Sepúlveda
Curso: 4.C
What is Chinese
culture?

• Chinese culture is a set of beliefs, customs and artistic expressions that extends over its
territory and has passed from generation to generation.
 If you walked through it, it
would take you 101 days to
complete it.
The Chinese Wall is a defensive system that was
built between the 5th century B.C. and the 17th
century AD. To protect China from attacks from
Mongolia and Manchuria. Is one of the New Seven
Wonders of the World since 2007.
• The Great Wall is about 2,240 years old, which
makes it an important historical and cultural
testimony. The fortification is located on the
border with the Gobi desert (south of Mongolia)
and North Korea. It crosses several provinces,
autonomous regions and municipalities.
According to official sources, the Great Wall of
China measures 21,196 km in length.
 Traditions
• the chinese dragon
• The dragon is one of the most
representative figures of Chinese
culture; this mythological being has
the figure of a four-legged snake and
is part of the symbolism of the
Chinese emperors.During the Qing
dynasty, the dragon was the symbol
that represented the country.

• The Chinese New

• YearCelebrated on February 10, Chinese
New Year is a celebration that welcomes
happiness that seizes good luck,
demolishes the old and brings in the
new, and prays for a good harvest, plus
it is the beginning of Spring in China is
the ideal date for a family reunion.
 Tattues
• Despite the negative connotation of the
Chinese tattoo, there have always been
tattoos in China. The Chinese word for tattoo
is Ci Shen, which literally means "piercing the
body." The first Chinese tattoos were seen as
a punishment, a kind of disgrace to the skin.
The criminals were tattooed on their faces
and forced to live in exile, as outcasts.
• This practice is called Ci Pei in Chinese. Even
in today's modern China, tattoos are seen as
related to the underworld and triads in one
way or another, although this attitude is
slowly changing. Despite questionable
attitudes towards tattoos, there is evidence
that tattoos and other forms of body art are
emerging among today's Chinese youth.
 his influence in the
west

• Chinese culture exerts a profound global influence due

to its millennia-long history, contributions in diverse
fields and its economic impact as the most populous
country. Its inventions, such as the compass and
gunpowder, as well as the teachings of philosophers
such as Confucius and Laozi, have left a lasting imprint
on science, technology, philosophy, the arts and
medicine.
Conclusion 
• The Chinese culture is characterized
by endurance and resilience.
Throughout its history, the Chinese
people have demonstrated
remarkable strength in facing
challenges and maintaining their
cultural heritage. Endurance is
evident in their philosophical
teachings, martial arts, and the
preservation of their cultural
identity.