What is China's most famous art work?
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The chinawall, aqubuncher, kung fu,boothism.\nthe most famous  population number one
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It has amixed look of East & West,public potray happiness,administration gives hidden smiles,bussinessman eager to help and get helped,public places are packed with Public.The ealders roam arround with their alone grandchilds.Every one is highly disciplined.Any visitor having mastery on English and a car can impress anybody.You must visit China,its worth visiting.
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My favorite is Earth Bending, but then again, I do study Hung Gar.\n\nInterestingly enough, each nation represents a different Chinese martial art: Air - Xing Yi (pronounced "Sheeng Yee"), Water - Tai Chi Chuan, Fire - Northern Shaolin, and again, Earth - Hung Gar. Toph, though, does southern Mantis.
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Go to China and you ll find it
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Chinese gold coins \nred things \ndragons
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The walk of fame in L.A... Think its outside someones china palace or something like that...a big famous chinese restaurant.
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Art, music, commerce, culture
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Good place to go to learn about art.
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Stonehenge*\nSpinx\nGreat China Wall\nLeaning Tower\nTaj Mahal\nPyramid\nGrand Canyon
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The "Yongle Dadian", an encyclopedia of the Chinese Ming dynasty, had 22,937 chapters in 10,000 volumes. Over 2,000 Chinese scholars worked on the book for 5 years before it was finished. The world's largest nonfiction work and its earliest encyclopedia is going to be given a new lease of life when it gets reprinted for the first time in 600 years ...\n\nIn modern times, the Spanish encyclopedia "La Enciclopedia" "Univeral Ilustada Europeo-Americana" has 105,000 pages. The longest modern work of fiction is the 40-volume novel "To-kugawa leyasu" by Sohachi Yamaoka.
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notably the vast expansion of china\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuan_Dynasty
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i found that art, fine pottery and metal work is imported.
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Sun Tzu - The Art of War\n\nGreat book
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I have heard many people saying the Internet.\n\nIn my opinion, it should be the Great Wall of China.
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Fine Art\n\nSometimes sport too.
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It's not in A city, it passes near Beijing.\n\nThe Great Wall of China (Simplified Chinese: 万里长城; Traditional Chinese: 萬里長城; Pinyin: Wànlĭ Chángchéng; literally "10,000 Li¹ long wall") is a Chinese fortification built from the end of the 14th century until the beginning of the 17th century, during the Ming Dynasty, in order to protect the Ming Empire from raids by Mongol, Turkic, and other nomadic tribes coming from areas in modern-day Mongolia and Manchuria. It was preceded by several walls built since the 3rd century BC, the most famous being the Great Wall built between 220 BC and 200 BC by the First Emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi, which was located much further north than the current Great Wall of China built during the Ming Dynasty, and little remains.\n\nThe Wall stretches over a formidable 6,352 km (3,948 miles), from Shanhai Pass on the Bohai Sea in the east, at the limit between China proper and Manchuria, to Lop Nur in the southeastern portion of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (refer to University of Washington: A. The Main Caravan Routes (b) The “Central Route” or “Middle Route.”).\n\n \nThe Great Wall in the winter, near BeijingContents [hide]\n1 History \n2 Condition \n3 Watchtowers and barracks \n4 Materials \n5 Recognition \n5.1 From outer space \n6 See also \n7 Further reading \n8 References \n9 External links \n10 Notes \n11 More photos \n \n\n\n\nHistory\nA defensive wall on the northern border was built and maintained by several dynasties at different times in Chinese history. There have been five major walls:\n\n208 BC (Qin Dynasty) \n1st century BC (Han Dynasty) \n7th century CE (Sui Dynasty) \n1138 - 1198 (Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period) \n1368 - 1640 (from Hongwu Emperor until Wanli Emperor of the Ming Dynasty) \nThe first major wall was built during the reign of the First Emperor, the main emperor of the short-lived Qin dynasty. This wall was not constructed as a single endeavor, but by joining several regional walls built by the Warring States. The walls that were linked together at this time consisted of rammed earth with watch towers built at regular intervals. It was located much further north than the current Great Wall with its eastern end at modern day North Korea. Very little of this first wall remains - photos reveal a low, long mound.\n\nThe government ordered people to work on the wall, and workers were under perpetual danger of being attacked by brigands. Because many people died while building the wall, it has obtained the gruesome title, "longest cemetery on Earth" or "the long graveyard." Possibly as many as one million workers died building the wall. [1]\n\nThe later long walls built by the Han, the Sui, and the Ten Kingdoms period were also built along the same design. They were made of rammed earth with multi-story watch towers built every few miles. These walls have also largely vanished into the surrounding landscape, eroded away by wind and rain.\n\nIn military terms, these walls were more frontier demarcations than defensive fortifications of worth. Certainly Chinese military strategy did not revolve around holding the wall.\n\nThe Great Wall seen today was built during the Ming Dynasty, starting around the year 1368 and lasting till around 1640. Arab Geographers have also linked Alexander the Great with the building of the Great wall from a passage of the Holy Qur'an. This new wall was built on a grand scale with longer lasting materials (solid stone used for the sides and the top of the Wall) than any wall built before. The primary purpose of the wall was to make it difficult for semi-nomadic people outside the wall (such as the Mongols under Altan Khan and the Oirats under Esen Taiji) to raid into China with their horses or return with stolen property.\n\nThe Ming Dynasty Great Wall starts on the eastern end at Shanhai Pass, near Qinhuangdao, in Hebei Province, next to Bohai Gulf. Spanning nine provinces and
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Denon is the other wing.  It is the wing that arguably holds the most famous works in the Louvres collection including the Venus de Milo, Winged Victory of Samothrace, many masterpieces from the Italian Renaissance including the Mona Lisa. There are also large format paintings by famous French painters of the 18th-19th Centuries such as Eugene Delacroix and Jacques Louis David.