what other work did the chinese perform?
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Other than what? Many Chinese people were involved in building the railroads.
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roman or egyptian\n\ndefinitely not chinese --- all the stories are totally unrelaated and dont make much sense
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All the Chinese you need to know is here:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoJpSjLiaDMr172Ptrz7uBnsy6IX?qid=1006052013067
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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/entertainment/2006-06/07/xin_090603070857741318246.jpg\nor\nhttp://www.suntimes.com/output/entertainment/cst-ftr-shiloh09.html
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Somewhere around 1249, the Chinese of the Song Dynasty began to load early gunpowder in the middle of thick bamboo as a projection firearm, firing clay pellets like a shotgun.  There is no record of the first victim.
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I advise you ask this again under China section, or under music. Maybe they can help you further better. :)
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The Chinese are generally credited with discovering gunpowder, and used it in battles as well as for celebratory functions. \n\nThe colors and such were added later on by many many different people.
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If you have any specific song in mind, and you computer can handle chinese characters, than try http://m.iask.com/
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ancient chinese secret
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It comes up in China.
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Go to China and you ll find it
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in china and country places ha ha ha
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some chineese guy, i would guess
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Dear $$$$,\n\nOne of the first things the Communists did in China after taking power in 1949 was to reform family law. Polygamous marriages (previously a strong tradition in Chinese culture) were outlawed and divorce was made available to women as well as men. The Communists also promoted the advancement of women in every area of society. In that regard, the Communists can indeed be argued to have dealt positively with some of the more unsavoury realities of traditional Chinese culture, which was often extremely unfavourable towards women.\n\nFor the rest, however, their record is frankly dismal. From the very beginning the Communists launched a massive attack on most aspects of Chinese culture, cracking down on religious practice and the millennia-old tradition of ancestor worship, which were dismissed as "bourgeois superstitions". Spiritual figures such as Buddhist monks and shamans, previously an integral part of Chinese culture, were imprisoned. Cultural festivals were abolished - even Chinese New Year was considered to be part of the "old superstitions", and the Communists replaced it by the politically correct appelation of "spring festival" (which is still in use today).\n\nIn the 1970s, Mao's wife Jiang Qing initiated a "criticise Confucius" campaign, seeking to cast shame and discredit on one of China's greatest cultural influences. There was even a plan at some point to abolish the Chinese writing system altogether and replace it with the Roman alphabet. Thankfully this plan proved to be unworkable and was quickly scrapped.\n\nBut nothing compares with the catastrophe unleashed upon Chinese culture by the Communists during the infamous Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). During that fanatical time, all icons of traditional culture were decreed to be "reactionary" and violently attacked. Classical Chinese literature was banned. Thousands of temples and churches across the country were ransacked, looted or destroyed and millions of priceless cultural artefacts were lost. \n\nThis is without even mentioning, of course, the millions of people who were brutally killed, tortured, or removed from their jobs and sent to undergo hard labour in the countryside for somehow becoming associated with "old ways of thinking". This was a huge trauma for Chinese society, and the country still has not finished recovering from it. All in all, the Communists have been very bad news for Chinese culture.\n\nBut it is also important to note that things have changed, and nowadays the Communist authorities have advocated a revival of Chinese culture. It is fine to read Confucius again, temples have reopened and the government has openly espoused a traditional Chinese architectural style for many of its buildings (and encouraged this trend in the private sector too). The Cultural Revolution has been cautiously condemned as a mistake.\n\nHope this helped,
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I couldnt find anything relevant.\nThough you could read some books from the following link on chinese history.\nhttp://www.usc.edu/libraries/archives/arc/libraries/eastasian/china/toqing.html\n\nHave a nice day...\n:)
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Asian obviously works.
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Chinese killed 145,000\nChinese wounded 260,000\nSoviets killed 315