Beijing - Prince Gong's Mansion (CN 2012 HD)
The Prince Gong's Mansion or Gong Wang Fu Museum is located in the western part of central Beijing, north of the Shichahai Lake. Consisting of large mansions in the typical siheyuan layout and gardens, Prince Gong's Mansion is known as one of the most ornate and extravagant residence compounds in all of Beijing.
De Hofstede van Prins Gong of het Gong Wang Fu Museum is gelegen in het westelijke deel van het centrum van Beijing, ten noorden van het Shichahai Meer. Bestaande uit grote huizen en tuinen in de typische siheyuan lay-out, is de Hofstede van Prins Gong bekend als een van de meest sierlijke en extravagante omheinde woonplaatsen in Beijing.
2012-05-16 | loki-travels.eu
Beijing Palace of Prince Gong 北京恭王府
I visited Beijing Gong Wang Fu (Palace of Prince Gong) this summer (2009) with my dad and we are both amazed by its delicate design and classic beauty. I'd like to share this spectacular culture heritage of Beijing with you, so here it is...with very limited filming techniques:p, but true love!
Hope you will enjoy it:-)
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Equipment is Sony - Flash Memory Handycam Camcorder with 2.7 Color LCD
Edited with Windows Movie Maker...I am 20ish yrs old and I am a PC, hahaha
The Largest Chinese Courtyard: Gongwang Mansion
The best-kept courtyard house in Beijing is Gong Wang Fu, or the Prince Gong Palace. Covering 5.7 hectares of land in the core area of Beijing, it is the world's largest courtyard house.
Prince Gong's Mansion, Beijing China (From Beihai North Station) - WalkingMap TV / 恭王府 / 공왕부
How to get to the Prince Gong's Mansion from Beihai North Station.
A museum and tourist attraction located in Xicheng District, Beijing, just north of the Shichahai Lake. it consists of large siheyuan-style mansions and gardens.
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Primo giorno a Pechino, programma della giornata la visita alla affollatissima Residenza del Principe Gong (Chinese: 恭王府; pinyin: Gōng Wáng Fǔ). Un veloce antipasto della meravigliosa vacanza in Cina!
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First day in Beijing. We visited the very busy Prince Gong Mansion. It's just the first step of our wonderful holiday in China!
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Breathing China：Prince Kung‘s Mansion in Beijing（恭王府）
探寻恭王府，殿庑廊厦间的半部清代史
Prince Gong's Mansion, Beijing
Prince Gong's Mansion is Beijing's largest and best preserved Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) princely mansion. This fine example of ancient Chinese architecture with its cultural connotations is important not only for its aesthetic value but also as an asset to those who wish to study the lifestyle of the privileged classes in the feudal society of a bygone era.
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Pu'an Zhou (普庵咒), from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》
Pu'an Zhou (普庵咒, Incantation/Mantra of [the Monk] Pu'an), piece no. 5 from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》 (Music of the Former Qing [Dynasty], from the Prince Gong Mansion).
The six pieces in the Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue collection come from the repertoire of Aisin Gioro Yuhuan (爱新觉罗·毓峘; pinyin: Àixīnjuéluó Yùhuán, 1929-2003), a member of the Manchu royal family of the former Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) who learned to play xiansuo (弦索, string ensemble) music on the sanxian (三弦, a 3-stringed long-necked lute with snakeskin-covered soundbox) from former musicians of the Qing court while growing up in the Prince Gong Mansion (Gōng Wáng Fǔ, 恭王府) in Beijing during the Republic Period.
Pu'an Zhou is also piece no. 9 from Xiansuo Beikao (弦索备考, String Music Reference; also called Xiansuo Shisan Tao (弦索十三套, 13 Suites for Strings), an important collection of Chinese instrumental music published in Beijing in 1814, during the Qing Dynasty.
This recording comes from a 2-cassette set entitled Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》, released in 1988 by the China Audio & Video Publishing Corporation (中国录音录像出版总社).
The score pages are from Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue: Aisin Gioro Yuhuan Sanxian Chuanpu 《清故恭王府音乐: 爱新觉罗·毓峘三弦传谱》, a book published by Tan Longjian (谈龙建, b. 1952), China's leading sanxian player and a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. During the 1980s, Tan had the opportunity to learn this repertoire directly from Aisin Gioro Yuhuan, who was apparently the only person to have maintained pieces from the Xiansuo Beikao collection in living tradition until the late 20th century.
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A nice show at the Prince Kung Mansion, Beijing China
Prince Gong aka Prince Kung was a Manchu prince and a statesman in the Qing Dynasty. The mansion is now a museum located in Beijing China. This is a show at the local theatre within the Prince's Mansion.
Beijing Travel Guide - Kung Fu Show
Chinese Kungfu, also called martial arts (Wushu), is a sport item created by the Chinese people during a long time of historical development. Chinese Kungfu on the whole pursues the effect of wrestling and exercise with the use of one’s arms, legs and various cold arms. Correct Chinese Kungfu training improves physical ability, health, and willpower. It gives an individual an excellent method of exercise, a personal art form, a competitive sport, and a basis for self-defense and sparring. Total martial training includes Ti (kicking), Da (punching), Shuai (throwing), Na (controlling), Gi (hitting), Ci (thrusting), etc. Related to each style are basic forms, or sequences, which may involve defense strategies, offense, retreat, mobility and immobility, speed and slowness, hard or soft postures, emptiness and fullness, with or without weapons.
The top concern of the Chinese Kungfu is to settle the relationship between the body and the mind. It emphasizes the “external exercises for bones and muscles and the internal exercises for breath”. All the schools of martial arts stress “presence of mind, breath and strength”, so as to equilibrate Yin and Yang, regulate breath and blood, smoothen channels and collaterals, and build up body and strength. They settle the relationship between “form and content” of Kungfu by settling the relationship between mind and body and the relationship between oneself and his opponent. They all stress “changing according to different opponents”, and “getting opportunities through defending”.
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[Kung Fu Night 2018] Beijing Capital University Physical Education & Sports Wushu - Act 3: Finale
Beijing Capital University of Physical Education & Sports Wushu Team's closing performance at Kung Fu Night 2018
Bian Yin Ban (变音板), from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》
Bian Yin Ban (变音板, Phrases with Altered Tones), piece no. 2 from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》 (Music of the Former Qing [Dynasty], from the Prince Gong Mansion).
The six pieces in the Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue collection come from the repertoire of Aisin Gioro Yuhuan (爱新觉罗·毓峘; pinyin: Àixīnjuéluó Yùhuán, 1929-2003), a member of the Manchu royal family of the former Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) who learned to play xiansuo (弦索, string ensemble) music on the sanxian (三弦, a 3-stringed long-necked lute with snakeskin-covered soundbox) from former musicians of the Qing court while growing up in the Prince Gong Mansion (Gōng Wáng Fǔ, 恭王府) in Beijing during the Republic Period.
Bian Yin Ban (also known as Qin Yin Ban, 琴音板, Phrases in the Style of the Qin) is also piece no. 4 from Xiansuo Beikao (弦索备考, String Music Reference; also called Xiansuo Shisan Tao (弦索十三套, 13 Suites for Strings), an important collection of Chinese instrumental music published in Beijing in 1814, during the Qing Dynasty.
This recording comes from a 2-cassette set entitled Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》, released in 1988 by the China Audio & Video Publishing Corporation (中国录音录像出版总社).
The score pages are from Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue: Aisin Gioro Yuhuan Sanxian Chuanpu 《清故恭王府音乐: 爱新觉罗·毓峘三弦传谱》, a book published by Tan Longjian (谈龙建, b. 1952), China's leading sanxian player and a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. During the 1980s, Tan had the opportunity to learn this repertoire directly from Aisin Gioro Yuhuan, who was apparently the only person to have maintained pieces from the Xiansuo Beikao collection in living tradition until the late 20th century.
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Ping Yun Chuan (平韵串), from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》
Ping Yun Chuan (平韵串, A String of Serene Harmonies), piece no. 3 from the collection Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》 (Music of the Former Qing [Dynasty], from the Prince Gong Mansion).
The six pieces in the Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue collection come from the repertoire of Aisin Gioro Yuhuan (爱新觉罗·毓峘; pinyin: Àixīnjuéluó Yùhuán, 1929-2003), a member of the Manchu royal family of the former Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) who learned to play xiansuo (弦索, string ensemble) music on the sanxian (三弦, a 3-stringed long-necked lute with snakeskin-covered soundbox) from former musicians of the Qing court while growing up in the Prince Gong Mansion (Gōng Wáng Fǔ, 恭王府) in Beijing during the Republic Period.
Ping Yun Chuan is also piece no. 6 from Xiansuo Beikao (弦索备考, String Music Reference; also called Xiansuo Shisan Tao (弦索十三套, 13 Suites for Strings), an important collection of Chinese instrumental music published in Beijing in 1814, during the Qing Dynasty.
This recording comes from a 2-cassette set entitled Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue 《清故恭王府音乐》, released in 1988 by the China Audio & Video Publishing Corporation (中国录音录像出版总社).
The score pages are from Qing Gu Gong Wang Fu Yinyue: Aisin Gioro Yuhuan Sanxian Chuanpu 《清故恭王府音乐: 爱新觉罗·毓峘三弦传谱》, a book published by Tan Longjian (谈龙建, b. 1952), China's leading sanxian player and a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. During the 1980s, Tan had the opportunity to learn this repertoire directly from Aisin Gioro Yuhuan, who was apparently the only person to have maintained pieces from the Xiansuo Beikao collection in living tradition until the late 20th century.
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