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Transcript: Can't wait? I know! Hmm, how about we take a virtual tour RIGHT NOW?! Before we go, let's do some warm-up! Through pre-trip workshops, you'll first learn something about the Chinese culture, society, customs, and the Chinese people! You will then write to your host families in China to say hello! After settling some logistics, you'll be ready to go! Let's get on the plane! Arriving at Shanghai! At first sight, Shanghai may not seem that different from New York City... It's one of the most modern cities in the world, but with "Chinese characteristics." Be a good observer! Suzhou - In Chinese, there is a saying that Suzhou is "the Paradise on Earth" Compared with Shanghai, Suzhou is gentler, quieter, more historic, and more poetic. It is a city of gardens, architectural beauty, waters, literature, poetry, and stories. Home Stay with families from Suzhou No.6 High School! So Exciting! Suzhou No. 6 School is a characteristic school for the arts. The school aims to infuse arts in general education so that every student will enjoy arts and maximize their potential through arts education. The five concentrations at the school are art / fine art, music, dance, theatre, and broadcasting. Founded in 1940, it was formerly known as Suzhou Original School and was renamed in 1953 as Suzhou No. 6 School. In 1999, the school was evaluated as a national standard model high school and a provincial key high school. Located in historical Pingjiang District in Suzhou, the school covers 7.2 acres of land, and currently has 1420 students and 152 faculty. Beijing Tsinghua High School Let's see our trip on the map! We hope you will join us! Located next to Tsinghua University and Yuanmingyuan (a former imperial garden), Tsinghua High School will be our temporary home in Beijing. We want YOU to join us in CHINA! No trip to China is complete without a visit to Beijing. Enough said.

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Transcript: In China there is a one child policy which is why Henry was the only child for many years William met his grandparents only once when he was 6 Moms side of the family is Buddhist as most people in China I also got to try a cookie that I had seen people line up for through five streets in Hong Kong I learned that William goes to an after school class to learn writing Chinese Chinese Family Mom, Dad, and 2 boys middle class parents have master degrees and Henry is in college William still in school believe education is extremely important Culture in their family value work ethic so putting effort in work and school is very important important to be respectful to parents by visiting often most celebrations around family reunion and feasting The fish pond- too dark to see but I got to see a picture of them! They were beautiful! What Henry Said Food and Chinese New Year What I Learned the blood relation between father and son is the most important element of society people thoughts and feelings conform to each season as they become one with nature, acting in harmony with everything on earth, and valuing human relations festivals and Jieqi are particularly important to Chinese Parents have the final say in marriage Dating does not need parents approval but it is disrespectful not to introduce significant other no more arranged marriages they go to the herbal shop for herbal medicine cook ginger with coke to make soup for cold They believe in Karma Mom and sons are Christian dad believes in God but not baptized yet They eat traditional Chinese food such as rice, stir fry, and pastries such as dumplings cooking is slow and they eat lots of vegetables big fan of the Chinese New Year which is when family should be together What Henry Said Dating and Marriage What Henry Said Home Remedies and Superstitions What Henry Said TRIP TO CHINA By: Alice Morani Thanks to Gary and His Family for the Cooperation and Experience! food was ready too eat! I even got to try some Chinese spicy sauce! It was awesome! for large decisions seek help from a soothsayer, choose auspicious numbers, or hire a Feng Shui expert for opinion when eating a whole fish it is unlucky to turn the carcass over to eat the meat on the underside of the fish chopsticks standing up straight in rice represents death According to Gary they have a pond with fish at their home as it is considered good luck Research Superstitions What I learned from Gary and his Wife i learned how to make dumplings William showed me how to write his name, his favorite color and a couple of sentences in Chinese He also taught me the Chinese New Year Legend I learned that in Chinese the fish and surplus both are pronounce "yue" which is why fish are believed to be lucky and bring prosperity and riches I even got to see their pond of fish William can understand a little Chinese and speak a bit too. I also learned how hospitable they were and welcoming I am grateful that they let me into their home so that I may learn more about them. Research Chinese Family Concept

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Transcript: Going International Lauren Hoyt Beijing In Beijing, my family and I first visited a temple built by one of the Ming Emperors. The architecture was quite remarkable. Blue red, and gold colors are used the most Temple of Heaven Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City Two of the most iconic sites in all of China. The Great Wall Climbing the great wall was quite the experience. The stairs in many areas are extremely steep and sometimes uneven. Xi'an Terracotta Warriors and Horses Yet another popular tourist attraction, archaeologists are still to this day digging up more statues at various sites. Chongqing Chongqing While we only spent a little less than a day in this city, I still learned some interesting facts. Our guide told us that Chongqing is the most populous city in China at just over 30 million people. On a culinary note, this region is well known for its spicey foods. I, unfortunately, found that out the hard way. I learned the symbol for pepper pretty quickly. Yangtze River I had the pleasure of going on a cruise down the Yangtze or, "Yellow River," for four days. Due to more laws regarding pollution, the color is actually improving. We also did a short excursion down the Goddess Stream, which is a offshoot of the Yangtze River that goes into deep canyons. River Cruise 3 Gorges Dam Project Named after the three gorges that preceed it, the Qutang, Wu, and Xiling Gorges. These gorges go through huge cliffs, mountains, and ravines. A museum that sits not far from the dam has a model of the entire structure. Biggest hydroelectric dam ever created Shanghai At the factory, there were pictures and displays with silkworm cocoons and clothing made of silk. An employee also showed us an old machine that changes the silk into string. (All shown) Silk Factory In the compound, there are multiple buildings filled with Buddhist sculptures of gold, Jade, and other stone. Jade Buddha Temple

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Transcript: KuanCheng The first place I visited at China was KuanCheng, a district not far off Beijing near a city called ChengDe, also in the Hebei province. It was to visit my father's family, to celebrate the Chinese New Year, and to celebrate my grandparents' 80th birthdays and to also celebrate on the same day their 55th anniversary. 80 is a special birthday in the Chinese culture, and it was an important milestone in their lives and mine too. I was very fun getting to know my 200 something relatives ( Everyday was wake up, drive to 5 houses of my relatives, than come back and sleep for the first two weeks.)and also fun to hang up with my close cousins, being my father's siblings' children. Food and Sights I visited temples in ChengDe, the city I had said earlier that was close to KuanCheng, as well as Beijing. They were Buddhist temples and it very interesting to see all the statues and customs in the temples. I also got to try the Chinese food at Kuan Cheng, like dumplings, meat pies (Chinese Style), fried duck, a special treat ( I'll show you later), and various other foods. I also saw the rural area in KuanCheng ( if you can call it rural, some people there were driving Mercedes-Benz 4 Matics!) and saw chickens and cats. Also, there is a beautiful water basin that splits the city in half in KuanCheng, connected by lots of bridges. The bridges glow up in the night, and the lights are very nice too look at. Also, dynamites..... yes they were very fun, very. One More Thing...... My father's older sister's older son ( my cousin) just gave birth to a daughter. That daughter...... therefore.... is my niece! Have a look! Beijing After visiting my grandparents at KuanCheng, I went to visit my grandparents at Beijing. The sights were so awesome that they were abnormal, as I doubt the awesomeness that was unveiled could have been called normal. Anyways, to put it in other words, I had fun. The food was amazing too, as you could expect no less from the capital of China. Sights and Food I went to many restaurants at Beijing, like Pizza Hut. I also went to Yoshinoya, a nice restaurant with the best fried rice with beef. I went to DQ as well, and who could forget fried duck? For sights, I went to the Natural Museum of China, the Capital Museum of History, the Tiananmen Square, Chairman Mao's Memorial (with the real body preserved for a good ol' forty years, and man were the line-ups long!!!!!!), the Forbidden City, the Great Wall of China, the Beijing Zoo, the Crow's nest, and....... the swimming water cube. Trivia! 1. Name the two of the restaurants I went to at Beijing, or two of any treats I ate on my trip (you can include Kuan Cheng.) 2. Name all the Chairmen starting from Mao Ze Dong to now. If your stuck, which you probably will be, tell me what Zhou Enlai's role was in the Communist Party, basically his job. 3. Name the province I went to, again? 4. Bonus: Name all the Beijing Mascots... and win the grand prize! Answers 1. Yoshinoya, Pizza Hut, DQ 4. BeiBei, JingJing, HuanHuan, YingYing, NiNi AND THAT'S ALL FOLKS!! Trip to China! 2. Mao Ze Dong, Hua Guo Feng, Hu Yao Bang, Zhao Zi Yang, Jiang Ze Min, Hu Jin Tao, Xi Jing Ping. If you got this without help.... give yourself a pat on the back and remind me someday to treat you to lunch or something..... Zhou Enlai was the Premier, the BEST PREMIER! 3. Hebei

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Transcript: -Foshan 1506 City -Mixture of modern and old buildings -very beautiful and attractive, especially for teenagers -The shops there are very different from the normal shops in China what we learned in the trip? -the hygiene (flies everywhere ) -long time staying on the cars -the strange taste of food -the explanation of the guide is not very clear btw, other things to share TRIP TO CHINA what made us not satisfied? -the hotels are quite nice! -the guides and teachers cooperated very well and make us a memorable journey -most importantly, our classmates! -3 days trip: 13-15/11/2013 -Places we have visited: Xinhui Modern Agriculture Base, Xinhui Museum, Heshan Ji Yuan Zhong Xue, Foshan 1506 City, Foshan Urban Development Museum, Lingnan New Place, Gradens of Leung -actually, this isn't a tourist attraction -having fun with classmates in the hotel -playing cards, ghost stories, and even pillow fight! -take more breaks within the journey -choose some more hygienic restaurants -make a better schedule planning -the guide can do more research What we liked the most? The most memorable part so, what's our suggestions? What amazed us most: -the importance of punctual and other manner -the relationships between China and Hong Kong -China's economic development and her brief informaton(e.g. population ) -determine to study hard to compete with the Mainland students -Heshan Ji Yuan Zhong Xue -students there are very hard-working -they focus on the lessons very well -they have a great campus and large amount of facilities

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