Guilin South Pearl Museum - Trip to China part 57 - Full HD travel video
The South China Pearl Museum is a very big licensed company producing and selling high-quality South China Sea Pearls. The cultured South China Sea pearls in the museum are almost silver in color and bigger than normal pearls. The smoothness and roundness is different from normal pearls, but they are as lustrous and beautiful as the natural ones used for rare and valuable jewelry.
The museum has an exhibition of South Sea Pearls.. Besides seeing the whole production process of pearls, visitors can even learn how to tell the differences between real and fake pearls. The shop also offers its latest and most popular pearls where you can browse and buy freely.
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Huge park Elephant Trunk Hill, Guilin China | this is wonderful world |
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The #ElephantTrunkHill is sort of a popular/iconic places to see in #Guilin.
This is a huge #park with #stone carving, Buddhist temple, relic exhibition. Plan to spend a lot of time here. There is a lovers area with many sculptures.
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50.000 budhha statues :
Traditional and historical ajman museum :
Karla kathakali center :
Splendid china folk culture :
Dubai garden glow :
Halle de la machine :
Gulliver 's gate :
Adiyogi Shiva statue :
Wat tham sua temple :
Ancient National park :
Rani ki va :
Great elephant machine de :
False banana bread :
Madain saleh :
Colosso dell appennino :
Lost in China Going Local - With The Hutchens Brothers（中國正在遺失的民俗）
Lost in China Going Local.
- With The Hutchens Brothers（中國正在遺失的民俗）
Language: English
Subtitle: None
By National Geographic
When British dream meets Chinese dream
When British Dream Meets Chinese Dream
Michael Bates（Member of House of Lords; Minister of State at the Home Office）
My name is Michael Bates.
Dominic Johnson-Hill（Founder of Plastered 8）
My name is Dominic Johnson-Hill.
Simon Haworth（CEO of Dynasty Biotechnology Ltd. UK）
I’m Simon Haworth.
Andrew Shaw（British Chinese Jade Carving Artist）
My name is Andrew, Andrew Shaw.
Simon Haworth（CEO of Dynasty Biotechnology Ltd. UK）
I come from a farming family, just south of the Manchester.
Andrew Shaw（British Chinese Jade Carving Artist）
I’m an English man from London.
Michael Bates（Member of House of Lords; Minister of State at the Home Office）
I’m a member of the United Kingdom Parliament, serving in the House of Lords.
Dominic Johnson-Hill（Founder of Plastered 8）
I’m an English expatriate, been living in Beijing for 22 years.
Michael Bates（Member of House of Lords; Minister of State at the Home Office）
I am currently 1,500 kilometers into a 1,600 kilometers walk from Beijing to Hangzhou.
Dominic Johnson-Hill（Founder of Plastered 8）
My business is called plastered 8 or plastered T-shirts. It’s ten years old, and we celebrate Beijing with graphic art work.
Simon Haworth（CEO of Dynasty Biotechnology Ltd. UK）
And right now, we’re in a very exciting phase, we’re raising a fund for investment in UK technology to bring that technology to China.
Andrew Shaw（British Chinese Jade Carving Artist）
I came to Suzhou in 2008 to pursue my dream to carve jade.
Daniel Cowen（British Student of Tsinghua University）
Most of my friends and family in the UK don’t have so much of an idea about China or Chinese culture.
Michael Bates（Member of House of Lords; Minister of State at the Home Office）
Quite a lot of people have said to us, are you crazy for walking through, using your two months to walk in China？
Lavender（British Student of Tsinghua University）
I think most of my friends, they were interested in China, wanted to learn more about it. But what we read about in the news was mainly short headlines, or one side of China, not really connect to the normal lives of people who live there.
Simon Haworth（CEO of Dynasty Biotechnology Ltd. UK）
Lots of people have said to me that China would be a great place to go, and every single person that I spoke to, I asked them what was it like, how did you do it.
Andrew Shaw（British Chinese Jade Carving Artist）
People in my country didn’t know anything about jade, if they thought of jade, it was something in museums and it was probably green, something to do with the far East or China.
Michael Bates（Member of House of Lords; Minister of State at the Home Office）
When I went to the massacre museum in Nanjing, my heart sank. What happened in that six-week period in Nanjing really was something that I had never fully comprehended before. If you want to talk about peace, we need first to understand the full cost of war.
Dominic Johnson-Hill（Founder of Plastered 8）
That was 2005. I was walking down this old alleyway, and I saw a tourist wearing a T-shirt that said I climbed the Great Wall. It is really an ugly T-shirt. It is a tourist T-shirt that everybody buys when they come to China. I recreated that T-shirt that said I climbed the Great Wall. Actually it's my worst ever selling T-shirt. But it started the whole brand and it started the whole change in this old street.
Xuelin Bates（Wife of Lord Michael Bates）
Many people might think can you really promote peace. But to us, this is our dream.
Daniel Cowen（British Student of Tsinghua University）
I used to think that money was maybe the only thing that mattered. I think my dreams are changing. Being here in China is instead one of my dreams, I like to get my mandarin up to a level of business fluency.
Andrew Shaw（British Chinese Jade Carving Artist）
In my late 40s, about 10 years ago, suddenly, one day, I came across the stone of heaven, I came across jade. And the moment I touched jade, I knew that was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.
Jade Museum
Day 1 - San Jose
China 2012 Trip Jan 24th Part One.wmv
Our third day in Shanghai we visited a water town. Lots of food, people and very beautiful sights.
China Trip January 24th & 25th, 2011
Shanghai
January 24th
The Broadway Mansions Hotel has a great breakfast, an all you can eat buffet with every possible food product known to man. Well it seems like that anyway..
Around 10:00 am we all met together in the front lobby and began a day of travel and visits. We again took the wee Yellow bus to a local outdoor commercial market and then after about an hour or so of shopping we visited with a local family. The husband of 83 and his wife of 79 travel China and take photos. It spent a great few hours with them, after which we went to a local restaurant and had a traditional Chinese New Years lunch.
The lunch consisted of many many small dishes, much like a Dim Sum. Lots of seafood and pork were used in the dishes.. We had a great meal and after a rest we drove to a local fish market. Yes a fish market. Very interesting experience, the market was dark, smelled of fish (da) and was packed with people all purchasing very small quantities of live fish. Yes, everything in the market was alive. No frozen or process fish here.. it looked like they only purchased one days portion. I guess in a country where food preparation is very important it would make sense to only purchase fresh produce daily.
Again back on the wee Yellow bus and off to the Chinese National Museum. We arrived there just before closing, around 4:00pm. So we only had at best one hour to tour this huge facility. Seven floor of Chinese Art and Culture covering over 8,000 years of history. We broke up into small teams and with Ella's help we explored the history of Jade in China, The history of costumes and clothing and finally the art of the written word.
All the exhibits were amazing and deserved much more time I we gave them.. So at about 5pm the guards started hurdling the masses out of the Museum..
It was a trip back to the Hotel. Just an informal pick up dinner with three others in the group. It took several visit to all three hotel restaurants before we ended up at the French restaurant. Yes, I know.. THE FRENCH RESTAURANT in China!! I guess we were really tired and not thinking too well..
January 25th
A early departure 7:45am as we drove to the first of two out door markets. The first was very park like with oriental buildings and bridges. We got there early and had the market much to our own. I could have been my imagination but there seemed to be many women alone in small groups. Perhaps looking for love in this beautify park. When ever I stopped and gave some attention to these women, they smiled, showed interested and responded to my wish to take a picture of them... This happened several times during our visit. If this is true then it would be a great way to meet a partner.
However, by around 11:00am the whole market was packed. I mean totally wall to wall packed.. We had to seriously work our way out and back to our wee Yellow bus.
The second market is called 'Water Town or Chinese Venice. A beautiful market with many canals and bridges.
【K】China Travel-Chongqing[중국여행-충칭]푸룽강, 때 묻지 않은 묘족 마을/Furong River Miao Village/Local life/Honey
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내가 찾은 곳은 부용강인데, 수많은 협곡과 아름다운 절경으로 유명한 관광지다. 유람선을 타고 강줄기를 따라 가보면 갖가지 풍경들을 볼 수 있다. 자연의 비경을 보면 사람들은 상상력을 발휘하기 시작한다. 여기가 토끼와 거북이 경구의 전설이 시작된 곳이라고 하는데 믿거나 말거나다. 멀리 보이는 마을이 소수민족인 묘족들이 사는 곳이라고 한다. 어디론가 새로운 땅을 밟는다는 건 여행만이 주는 설렘인 것 같다. 묘족 처녀가 관광객을 반기는데 묘족은 여자를 나이와 관계없이 아아라고 부른다고 한다. 여기서 만큼은 묘족 처녀들이 스타다. 묘족의 언어는 중국어와 달라서 뜻이 통하지 않지만, 음악이 주는 느낌은 민족을 노래하고 있는 것 같다. 이곳은 아직도 문명의 때가 타지 않고 고유한 문화가 많이 남아있는 곳이다. 옥수수를 갈고 있는 맷돌을 돌리고 손이 무척이나 바쁘다. 한가로운 풍경이 우리의 농촌과도 많이 닮았다. 동네의 개와 고양이가 주인 노릇을 하는 부엌을 가보았는데, 소박한 모습이 인상적이다. 한 묘족 아주머니가 특별한 곳을 보여준다기에 따라가 봤다. 벌을 키워 꿀을 직접 채취해 먹는다고 한다. 묘족 남자들은 주로 강에서 고기를 잡는 일을 한다는데 요즘은 양식도 많이 한다고 한다. 옛날 방식으로 고기를 잡으러 간다기에 따라 나섰다. 우리는 전통은 불편하고 비효율적이라고 생각하지만 그래도 그 맥을 이어가는 묘족 사람들의 모습에서 강한 인상을 받았다.
[English: Google Translator]
That's where I found the portions of molten steel, a famous tourist destination with numerous gorges and beautiful scenery. If you go on a cruise along the rivers you can see all sorts of scenery. Look at the nature of non people start to your imagination. Believe it or not, this is the place to say the legend of the tortoise and the hare started orally. The village looks away as the Miao minority live. Somewhere tread new ground seems to be the excitement that only a travel case. Half the tourists Miao Miao virgin I might call that is alas a woman without age and relationship. Miao virgins here as much as the star. Miao language is different, but this means going through the Chinese feel that the music seems to be singing a nation. This is a place still remains a lot of unique cultural neat when civilization. Turn the millstone grinding maize in hand and very busy. The laid-back looks like a lot of our rural landscape and. Dogs and cats in the neighborhood, worked in the kitchen go to the roost, the rustic look is impressive. One older woman is seen along Miao groups shows a special place. It brought the suit to collect honey and eat directly. Miao men mainly work to catch fish in the river these days I will be a lot of that form. Groups went according to the old way go to catch fish. We received a strong impression in the traditional appearance of the Miao people think, but still continue the Mac called him uncomfortable and inefficient.
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■클립명: 아시아037-중국09-10 푸룽강, 때 묻지 않은 묘족 마을/Furong River Miao Village/Local life/Honey
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 성준해 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2009년 9월 September
[Keywords]
아시아,Asia,동북아시아,중국,China,성준해,2009,9월 September,충칭,Chongqing
天津的瓷房子 TIANJIN: The Porcelain House
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Episode 15: Hangzhou, China: Wonders of Walking West Lake Zhejiang 第15集：中国杭州：浙江西湖奇观 步行
We were BLOWN AWAY by Hangzhou. I think we had low expectations and in every area, it surpassed what we thought it would be. The main attraction in Hangzhou is West Lake. The lake is 13.5 miles in circumference and easily walkable, bu other options exist like electric carts and bicycles. All along the way, you run into famous pagodas, bridges, temples, museums, and places to sit along the lake. It's relaxing and very chill. The people are great. The food is outstanding and prices, believe it or not, were quite inexpensive and reasonable.
After hosting the G20, we thought that the lake and surrounding area would be highly commercialized, but it has maintained a very quiet, quaint and traditional environment. It took us about 10 hours to walk around the entire lake and back to our hotel. It was a long day, but well worth it.
The landscaping and natural beauty of the lake and mountains are breathtaking. Hangzhou is well worth a visit of at least a few days. Try to go during lotus season - it must be even more beautiful with all of the flowers in bloom. We did not have the chance to take a ferry to the islands; it rained one entire day and we ran out of time. We did hear the islands are lovely and being on the lake is a treat.
Music: Copycat and Numbers
我们被杭州打发了。我认为我们的期望很低，而且在每个领域，它都超出了我们的想象。杭州的主要景点是西湖。湖的周长为13.5英里，可以轻松步行，还有电动推车和自行车等其他选择。一路上，你会遇到着名的宝塔，桥梁，寺庙，博物馆和沿湖坐落的地方。这是放松和非常寒冷。人民很棒。食物非常出色，无论信不信，价格相当便宜和合理。
在举办G20之后，我们认为湖泊和周边地区将是高度商业化的，但它保持了一个非常安静，古朴和传统的环境。我们花了大约10个小时走遍整个湖泊并回到酒店。这是漫长的一天，但非常值得。
湖泊和山脉的美化和自然美景令人叹为观止。杭州值得一游至少几天。尝试在莲花季节去 - 它必须更加美丽，所有的鲜花盛开。我们没有机会乘渡轮到岛上;整整一天下雨，我们没时间了。我们确实听到岛屿很可爱，在湖上是一种享受。
音乐：模仿和数字
【K】China Travel-Huangshan[중국 여행-황산]세계문화유산, 800년 역사 민간의 고궁/Hongcun Chengzhitang/Lake/Huizhou/Anhui
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예전에 휘주라 불렸던 이 지역의 문화를 탐방하기 위해 먼저 훙춘을 찾았다. 아담한 호수를 끼고 있는 이 마을은 소의 형상을 하고 있다는데 지금은 약 300가구 정도가 살고 있다. 훙춘은 왕씨 집성촌이기도 한데 송나라 때 마을이 형성돼 약 800년의 역사를 가지고 있고 2000년에 세계 문화유산으로 지정되었다. 예전에 이곳은 상업이 융성해 휘주 상인이라는 말이 있었고 객지에서 돈을 번 상인들이 고향으로 돌아와 집을 지은 경우가 많았다고 한다. 그 중 대표적인 것이 승지당으로 안으로 들어가면 이곳을 다녀간 명사들의 사진을 진열해 놓았는데 강택민 주석의 모습도 볼 수 있다. 휘주 상인 왕정귀가 1855년에 지은 이 집은 ‘민간의 고궁’이라고 불리운다. 상인의 집답게 문 양 쪽으로 ‘상’자를 새겨놓아 들어오는 사람들이 그 밑을 지나가게 하고 있다. 전해오는 얘기에 따르면 승지당을 짓기 위해 은 60냥, 나무 조각 위에 도금하기 위해 황금 100냥을 썼고, 20명의 조각사가 4년에 걸쳐 나무 조각들을 완성했다고 한다. 장수를 기원하는 소품들과 지붕에 여백을 두어 창문 역할을 하게 한 것은 휘주 가옥에서 공통적으로 볼 수 있는 특징이다.
[English: Google Translator]
In order to explore the culture of this area in the past called Hui give first visited the hungchun. The village is located along a small lake and a cow-shaped itdaneunde now lives about 300 households so. Wang jipseongchon hungchun is also gotta together when the town formed the Song Dynasty and has a history of about 800 years was designated as a World Heritage Site in 2000. Here it was once called flourishing commercial sense to return to hwiju merchant merchants money from home once gaekji and was often built to house. That enters into it as a representative of the party seungji I put it on display a picture of a've stayed here a noun can be seen also look gangtaekmin comment. This merchant hwiju monarchy home built in 1855 house is called as Palace of the private sector. The merchant's house like a 'prize' People who come to the door release inscribed amount and pass it down. According to jeonhaeohneun talk seungji 60 pieces of silver to build the party, she wrote 100 pieces of silver to gold plating over wood pieces, 20 pieces of wood engraver has completed over the four years. It is a small margin on the roof to pray for longevity and a role in a couple of windows features that can be commonly found in homes hwiju.
[Chinese: Google Translator]
为了探索这一领域在过去的文化叫惠就给首先参观了hungchun。这个村庄位于一个小湖泊和牛形itdaneunde现在住约300户左右。王jipseongchon hungchun也得在一起的时候全镇形成了宋代，拥有约800年的历史被指定为世界遗产，2000年这曾被称为繁华的商业意识，返回hwiju商人商人家里的钱一次gaekji而且往往建房子。进入到它作为党的代表seungji我把它放在显示器a've的图片住在这里的名词也可以看出看起来gangtaekmin评论。这个建于1855年的房子商户hwiju君主制家被称为“私人部门的宫殿。商人的家像一个'奖'的人谁走到门口放刻量并把它传递下去。据jeonhaeohneun通话seungji 60两银子建设党，她在木条写道100两银子镀金，20木块雕刻机已经完成了四年，这是一个小幅度的屋顶上，以祈求长寿，并在几个窗口的作用可以在家里进行常见的功能hwiju。
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■클립명: 아시아037-중국04-13 세계문화유산, 800년 역사 민간의 고궁/Hongcun Chengzhitang/Lake/Huizhou/Anhui
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 성상엽 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2007년 3월 March
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아시아,Asia,동북아시아,중국,China,성상엽,2007,3월 March,안후이성,Anhui
Chinese Jade (The real stuff)
Chinese Jade
(The real stuff)
中国玉器
Shanghai, China - Museum of Art and Acrobat Show
My China Diary:
Shanghai Museum contains wonderful exhibits, including ancient bronzes, ceramics and sculptures. There is a jade gallery and a collection of beautiful Ming and Qing furniture as well as Chinese paintings.
Shanghai is a center for famous acrobats of China. For 27 centuries acrobatics has been an honored art form in China and the incredible talent of China's acrobats is legendary. You can see their feats around the world, including the famed Cirque de Soleil. Many of them have performed in Shanghai at some point in their career.
Discovering Prehistoric Porn in Xinjiang, China | Road Trip Series
Explore one of the world's first depictions of sex as we take a road trip through a remote part of Xinjiang, China. Read more here:
Lijiang, Yunnan, China trip, 29 Nov to 10 Dec 2013
Lijiang in the Yunnan province of China is my first trip proper into that country; I had been to Macau and Hongkong previously. Lijiang is a UNESCO World Heritage site and showcases the Naxi tribe and Dongba culture - artistic, sturdy, independent folks - with a water-based civilisation. They are also friendly and I got by without being able to speak recognisable Mandarin! I have incorporated some of their more popular current songs opting for a more contemporary approach to my video. The fact that I do not really understand the lyrics and do not know who the singers are attest to my 'ignoramus' status. I do appreciate their tuneful renditions and I 'borrowed' these to create 'mood' for my video.
Les soldats de Xian à la pinacothèque de Paris
les célèbres soldats de terre de l'empereur Tsin ont été prêté pour la première fois par la Chine à la France. Les statuts sont pour 6 mois à la pinacothèque de Paris à côté de place de la madeleine.
Visiting Pearl Market! - Road to China
Settling into the chinese life, took the subway to the Pearl Market where you haggle for whatever you want!
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乌镇Wu Zhen - The Last Resting - on Water Town in China-刘若英2010年乌镇旅游 宣传片
Wuzhen enjoys a history of over 1,000 years since its establishment in 872 A.D. However, according to the textual research of the Tanjiawan site, one of the important cultural relics under state protection, ancestors of Wuzhen had lived here at the New Stone Age 7,000 years ago. The ancient Grand Canal nurtured the splendid culture of Wuzhen, and the long historic accumulation endowed Wuzhen with sound cultural deposits. Over more than 1,000 years, Wuzhen has never changed its name, address, water system or lifestyle. The traditional buildings are still well preserved after crossing so many rough years. Within the town, with a dense network of rivers and wharves, people build their houses along the river and establish markets close to bridges. Stone railings and arch bridges, arched gates across the street, imposing dwellings and spacious courtyards, river banks and verandas are all well preserved, presenting an original ecological scene of a water town in Jiangnan (the South of Yangtze River). Within the town, there are now more than 40 hectares of late 19th century original buildings, and more than 100 ancient stone bridges of different shapes. It is just like a natural museum of ancient architecture. In the town, watercourses and flagstone streets extend in all directions and intercross here and there. The native residents live peacefully in their old houses by water, just like their ancestors do before a long time .
Wuzhen has become a living fossil of ancient oriental civilization for its profound history and culture, graceful water town scenery, unique-flavoured delicious foods, various and colorful folk-customs and festivals. It's a kind of beauty that naturally endowed. While displaying the extraordinary charming of Chinese ancient culture and the soul of the oriental life, Wuzhen has become a disseminator of traditional culture and an emissary of the communication between China and foreign countries.
With a good integration of history, culture, nature and surroundings, advanced and complete service facilities, warmhearted people and service team, Wuzhen deserves to be your best touring destination in China, no matter for sightseeing, leisure, holidays or business activities.
Let's Tour Guangxi, China! - Day 4, Part 1 - Huang Yao Town!
The next stop was Huang Yao, an ancient town that is still populated by thousands of people today. There is a small Chinese Communist museum just outside the town. The real attraction of this tour stop, however, was the town itself.
The town is a gorgeous little place with people bustling around going about their daily business. Our English-speaking guide informed us that he had learned English from watching American TV shows like Friends and The Big Bang Theory. We were supposed to stay close to him at all times because it's easy to get lost in the town's narrow, labyrinthian pathways. Apparently the main attraction is to watch little boys in their underwear jumping off of a bridge and into the river below. And, of course, being little boys, they needed to show off and eventually started climbing on jagged rocks and jumping off of those instead. The town also has a small temple to a local hero. Praying to this hero is said to grant peace and protection. Huang Yao is an incredible little place that is definitely worth a visit.
Day 4, Part 2:
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Yunnan Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Yunnan in China.
Kunming is located in the Chinese province of Yunnan in southwest China.The Buddhist temple of Ykan Ton Si dates back to the Tang Dynasty. The design of the city’s largest temple complex was influenced by many diverse ethnic groups. The highlight of the complex is a lake in the middle of which a number of bridges lead to an octagonal pavilion. The Temple of Total Penetration (yes, that’s its name!) is a tranquil and peaceful haven amid the busy alleys of Kunming’s old town.In the west of Yunnan Province, there are magnificent views from Xi Shan Mountain. Across Dianchi Lake and nestled among the rocks are numerous temples that were once the scene of ritual sacrifice. On the downward journey, the temples loom larger and larger while earthenware images of Buddha depict various stages of life.Yunnan’s most famous site is the unique Stone Forest of Shilin. Its limestone rock originated from a long since dried–up ocean, when the elements set to work on creating its fantastic and bizarre forms. The most amazing formations were given dramatic names such as The Sea of Fire, Dragon’s Tooth and Heavenly Sword. Pagodas, columns and strange flowers appear to rise from the rock and to facilitate access tunnels and paths have been cut into the rock face.The Venice of the Far East is the nickname of the ancient Chinese city of Lijiang, in the northwest of Yunnan Province. The picturesque centre of the old town of Dayan is an architectural gem. Three rivers and several small creeks flow through the historic cit and there are various splendid stone bridges date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.Bao Shan is a typical village of the region and is just as it was hundreds of years ago with farmers slowly leading their ox wagons through the village. The houses were built over a period of more than 200 year between the Ming and Qing Dynasties, in 14 and 16 A.D. Yunnan Province - place of simplicity, exquisite culture and spectacular natural wonders!
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