China
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Publicado: 31 de mayo de 2012
INDEX
POPULATION
LOCATION
LIMITS
TRADITIONS AND COSTUNBRES
FLAG
HISTORICAL CHARACTERS
HISTORY
TYPE OF GOVERNMENT
LANGUAGES
STATES
FOOD
CLIMATE, FLORA & FAUNA
Population
With an area of 9,596,961 km2, is the 4th Largest in the world and the most populous with a population of 1,339,724,852 people.
Location
It is a country located in eastern Asia.Limits
Bordered on the north by Russia and Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan northwest, the west by Tajikistan and Afghanistan, on the south Bhutan, Burma and Laos, on the southeast by Vietnam and the East China Sea, east by the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea.
Traditions and costunbres
Nomad. - The Chinese are people with deeply rooted customs, customs that are unknown tous. They do not like showing their feelings, so salute frown kissing on the cheeks, even among women.
Shaking hands is a gesture that is beginning to accept recently. The Chinese do not ever touch a stranger: the right thing is a slight nod.
Neither likes to say no. Prefer show doubtful or answer anything. If you ask a Chinese where a street and not know it, you can send it anywhere. Everything but berude and say "do not know."
Chinese names usually consist of two or three words. The first is the family name and following the name. For instance, the famous actress Zhang Ziyi, star of many films as "The House of Flying Daggers", whose name is Zhang Ziyi and is his family name.
When a Chinese has something-a gift, a pack of cigarettes, etc.It does so with both hands, and also should becollected with both hands. Failure to do so is considered disrespectful.
Likewise, gifts should never be opened in presence of the giver. However, if this is something that is not involved, as a business card should be read necessarily. The object should never store it in the pockets of the pants: always one above the waist.
The food is probably the most formal act of Chinese society. It is eatenwith chopsticks, often accompanied by a short-handled spoon ceramic or plastic to be served or drink the soup.
It sticks rudeness drive or leave the food in the bowl when finished. The deposit is right next door, on the tablecloth.
The Chinese used the beverage of your companion, but his own glass. This gesture must return the other diners.
It is polite sip the soup or eat making a noise loud,something that in the West are horrified. And do not carry sticks in their mouths, but the opposite: the head is about the dish.
The kitchen is not much like we see in Chinese restaurants in our cities. In China everything that walks, swim, run or fly you to the pot. And no, too.
Food variety is endless: from algae, caterpillars or worms, to the finest vegetables and fish.
The signature dishof this cuisine is the "roast duck", a truly delicious dish that has nothing to envy to any recipe or the sublime French Basque cuisine.
The government has spent several years doing awareness campaigns for the Chinese do not spit, an ancient custom practiced at all times and everywhere because they think that way expel the evil spirits inside.
The people are very superstitious and terriblyplayer. Here was invented the "game of the Chinese" and practiced constantly in the restaurant, on the train or in the middle of the streets of the "Hutton" typical neighborhoods are being demolished to build apartment blocks and huge mega-malls.
Another entrenched habit is to practice tai chi. Early in the morning the gardens and city squares are filled with people practicing it.
On the sidewalksof the stores employees, perfectly uniform, the same group performed movements. Hard to imagine workers doing taichi El Corte Ingles in Placa de Catalunya before you start your workday.
Tai Chi (or Tai-Chi), short for Tai Chi Chuan is a traditional gymnastics in which the practitioner is faced with an imaginary opponent. This set of slow movements provides elasticity to the body and meditation...
POPULATION
LOCATION
LIMITS
TRADITIONS AND COSTUNBRES
FLAG
HISTORICAL CHARACTERS
HISTORY
TYPE OF GOVERNMENT
LANGUAGES
STATES
FOOD
CLIMATE, FLORA & FAUNA
Population
With an area of 9,596,961 km2, is the 4th Largest in the world and the most populous with a population of 1,339,724,852 people.
Location
It is a country located in eastern Asia.Limits
Bordered on the north by Russia and Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan northwest, the west by Tajikistan and Afghanistan, on the south Bhutan, Burma and Laos, on the southeast by Vietnam and the East China Sea, east by the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea.
Traditions and costunbres
Nomad. - The Chinese are people with deeply rooted customs, customs that are unknown tous. They do not like showing their feelings, so salute frown kissing on the cheeks, even among women.
Shaking hands is a gesture that is beginning to accept recently. The Chinese do not ever touch a stranger: the right thing is a slight nod.
Neither likes to say no. Prefer show doubtful or answer anything. If you ask a Chinese where a street and not know it, you can send it anywhere. Everything but berude and say "do not know."
Chinese names usually consist of two or three words. The first is the family name and following the name. For instance, the famous actress Zhang Ziyi, star of many films as "The House of Flying Daggers", whose name is Zhang Ziyi and is his family name.
When a Chinese has something-a gift, a pack of cigarettes, etc.It does so with both hands, and also should becollected with both hands. Failure to do so is considered disrespectful.
Likewise, gifts should never be opened in presence of the giver. However, if this is something that is not involved, as a business card should be read necessarily. The object should never store it in the pockets of the pants: always one above the waist.
The food is probably the most formal act of Chinese society. It is eatenwith chopsticks, often accompanied by a short-handled spoon ceramic or plastic to be served or drink the soup.
It sticks rudeness drive or leave the food in the bowl when finished. The deposit is right next door, on the tablecloth.
The Chinese used the beverage of your companion, but his own glass. This gesture must return the other diners.
It is polite sip the soup or eat making a noise loud,something that in the West are horrified. And do not carry sticks in their mouths, but the opposite: the head is about the dish.
The kitchen is not much like we see in Chinese restaurants in our cities. In China everything that walks, swim, run or fly you to the pot. And no, too.
Food variety is endless: from algae, caterpillars or worms, to the finest vegetables and fish.
The signature dishof this cuisine is the "roast duck", a truly delicious dish that has nothing to envy to any recipe or the sublime French Basque cuisine.
The government has spent several years doing awareness campaigns for the Chinese do not spit, an ancient custom practiced at all times and everywhere because they think that way expel the evil spirits inside.
The people are very superstitious and terriblyplayer. Here was invented the "game of the Chinese" and practiced constantly in the restaurant, on the train or in the middle of the streets of the "Hutton" typical neighborhoods are being demolished to build apartment blocks and huge mega-malls.
Another entrenched habit is to practice tai chi. Early in the morning the gardens and city squares are filled with people practicing it.
On the sidewalksof the stores employees, perfectly uniform, the same group performed movements. Hard to imagine workers doing taichi El Corte Ingles in Placa de Catalunya before you start your workday.
Tai Chi (or Tai-Chi), short for Tai Chi Chuan is a traditional gymnastics in which the practitioner is faced with an imaginary opponent. This set of slow movements provides elasticity to the body and meditation...
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