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China Trivia
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. How was the government affected by the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989?
Europeans used it to dominate China during the Opium War in the 1800s
lost face
Ming
Wanli Chang Cheng means Great Wall of 10 -000 Leagues
2. What are two purposes the gong served in China?
landscape
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
Han and the Roman Empire
Ma-Ho in honor of Muhammad
3. What does the Monkey King symbolize?
5
freedom within yourself
Han and the Roman Empire
chi
4. What was the most prominent subject to paint during the Sung dynasty?
kaolin with cobalt for color
5
landscape
commoners and men (except eunuchs)
5. What was the saying of the Sung dynasty?
Europeans used it to dominate China during the Opium War in the 1800s
loved their art - lost their empire
he was a eunuch orphan Muslim - so had no filial piety obligations
not a war - but a police action by the UN
6. What happens to the children with 'little emperor syndrome?'
from Jiangxi to Yenan
Kublai Khan
they become spoiled and fat
the 38th parallel
7. Who is a famous Sung watercolor painting - and what is he known for?
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8. Why was a seventh string added to the guqin and by whom was it done?
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
the 38th parallel
from Jiangxi to Yenan
9. What two things must all Chinese punishments be?
Han and the Roman Empire
set up the Communist North and Capitalist South
commoners and men (except eunuchs)
harsh and public
10. What does the Monkey King symbolize?
loved their art - lost their empire
lost face
from Jiangxi to Yenan
freedom within yourself
11. What was the Korean War?
chi (energy) and blood flow
Ma-Ho in honor of Muhammad
the 38th parallel
not a war - but a police action by the UN
12. Why was a sixth string added to the guqin and by whom was it done?
young enforcers of rules
not a war - but a police action by the UN
Zhou Won Wang added it to mourn his son
set up the Communist North and Capitalist South
13. Where did the Long March begin and end?
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
wind and water
lost face
from Jiangxi to Yenan
14. Why was a seventh string added to the guqin and by whom was it done?
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
Mao Zedong
to guard China
loved their art - lost their empire
15. How was the government affected by the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989?
Ming
lost face
urban
from Jiangxi to Yenan
16. What is the purpose of the creatures of the compass of China?
to guard China
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
gunpowder - printing - compass - paper - silk
Treaty of Nanking - 1840 - gave England extraterritoriality and Hong Kong
17. In which dynasty did Cheng-Ho live?
south - represented by red and a phoenix
Ming
they become spoiled and fat
young enforcers of rules
18. What was the saying of the Sung dynasty?
anti-foreign and anti-communist
Zhou Won Wang added it to mourn his son
Ma Yuan - 'one-corner Ma -' was known for painting half the canvas in a very Taoist way
loved their art - lost their empire
19. What was Cheng-Ho originally named - and who was it in honor of?
young enforcers of rules
divine wind
Ma-Ho in honor of Muhammad
Ming
20. What two things must all Chinese punishments be?
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
harsh and public
kaolin with cobalt for color
21. Where does silk come from and what do the producers eat?
they become spoiled and fat
anti-foreign and anti-communist
5
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
22. What does acupuncture help balance within us?
Ming
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
chi
chi (energy) and blood flow
23. What happens to the children with 'little emperor syndrome?'
Kublai Khan
it was forbidden - also called Purple because purple was symbolic of the north star - or the center of the cosmos
divine wind
they become spoiled and fat
24. What does 'kamikaze' mean in Japanese?
Mao Zedong
Kublai Khan
it was forbidden - also called Purple because purple was symbolic of the north star - or the center of the cosmos
divine wind
25. How many horses did the Mongols use?
chi (energy) and blood flow
5
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
landscape
26. What was the nickname given to the Mongol warriors?
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27. What does acupuncture help balance within us?
Treaty of Nanking - 1840 - gave England extraterritoriality and Hong Kong
commoners and men (except eunuchs)
chi (energy) and blood flow
it was forbidden - also called Purple because purple was symbolic of the north star - or the center of the cosmos
28. What was the name of the Mongolian ruler during the failed Mongol invasions of Japan in 1274 and 1281?
Kublai Khan
chi
divine wind
chi (energy) and blood flow
29. What does 'kamikaze' mean in Japanese?
from Jiangxi to Yenan
he was a eunuch orphan Muslim - so had no filial piety obligations
chi (energy) and blood flow
divine wind
30. Why could Cheng-Ho leave and explore?
kaolin with cobalt for color
gunpowder - printing - compass - paper - silk
chi (energy) and blood flow
he was a eunuch orphan Muslim - so had no filial piety obligations
31. Who led the Red Army in the Long March?
hard-paste - soft-paste - and bone china
not a war - but a police action by the UN
Mao Zedong
chi (energy) and blood flow
32. What treaty solved the Opium War?
anti-foreign and anti-communist
he was a eunuch orphan Muslim - so had no filial piety obligations
Treaty of Nanking - 1840 - gave England extraterritoriality and Hong Kong
Chih Shih Huang-Ti of the Qin Dynasty
33. What was the purpose of Chinese punishments?
public humiliation and loss of face
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
Wanli Chang Cheng means Great Wall of 10 -000 Leagues
Kublai Khan
34. Who built the first Great Wall of China - and from which dynasty was he?
5
Ming
wind and water
Chih Shih Huang-Ti of the Qin Dynasty
35. What is the central force that Feng Shui focuses on?
Treaty of Nanking - 1840 - gave England extraterritoriality and Hong Kong
the five elements
harsh and public
chi
36. Under which dynasty did the Silk Road flourish - and who did they trade with?
three years later - he formed the Chinese Communist Party
Han and the Roman Empire
urban
kaolin with cobalt for color
37. Where does silk come from and what do the producers eat?
they become spoiled and fat
Ma-Ho in honor of Muhammad
public humiliation and loss of face
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
38. Who were the Red Guards in the Cultural Revolution and what was their job?
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
freedom within yourself
it overextended itself along the road
young enforcers of rules
39. In which dynasty did Cheng-Ho live?
Ming
wind and water
Han and the Roman Empire
young enforcers of rules
40. What do the Chinese call the Great Wall - and what does it mean?
Wanli Chang Cheng means Great Wall of 10 -000 Leagues
urban
Chih Shih Huang-Ti of the Qin Dynasty
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
41. What was the purpose of Chinese punishments?
public humiliation and loss of face
silkworms eat mulberry leaves
Mao Zedong
Ma Yuan - 'one-corner Ma -' was known for painting half the canvas in a very Taoist way
42. What treaty solved the Opium War?
Treaty of Nanking - 1840 - gave England extraterritoriality and Hong Kong
young enforcers of rules
not a war - but a police action by the UN
chi (energy) and blood flow
43. What does Feng Shui mean?
Zhou Won Wang added it to mourn his son
wind and water
landscape
hard-paste - soft-paste - and bone china
44. Under which dynasty did the Silk Road flourish - and who did they trade with?
they become spoiled and fat
Han and the Roman Empire
Ming
commoners and men (except eunuchs)
45. What was the name of the Mongolian ruler during the failed Mongol invasions of Japan in 1274 and 1281?
Ming
set up the Communist North and Capitalist South
Kublai Khan
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
46. What is the purpose of the creatures of the compass of China?
three years later - he formed the Chinese Communist Party
loved their art - lost their empire
to guard China
loved their art - lost their empire
47. How did the invention of gunpowder backfire on the Chinese?
public humiliation and loss of face
Han and the Roman Empire
Europeans used it to dominate China during the Opium War in the 1800s
Ma-Ho in honor of Muhammad
48. Why could Cheng-Ho leave and explore?
he was a eunuch orphan Muslim - so had no filial piety obligations
Ming
Europeans used it to dominate China during the Opium War in the 1800s
Zhou Won Wang added it to lead his army into battle
49. What do the five strings on the guqin represent?
it was forbidden - also called Purple because purple was symbolic of the north star - or the center of the cosmos
clear the way for officials and processions - number of strokes declared the importance of the individual
the five elements
wind and water
50. Why was it called theForbidden City?
it was forbidden - also called Purple because purple was symbolic of the north star - or the center of the cosmos
chi (energy) and blood flow
Mao Zedong
hard-paste - soft-paste - and bone china