Virtual Reality(VR) What is VR? : The definition of VR is simulation of the real environment to make the imagination environment that feel like the real environment from human senses, the important senses to create the virtual reality is 1.Seeing 2.Touching 3.Smelling 4. Hearing by using some accessory such as Head set, this head set will make you feel like you are in the virtual reality world with less feeling from the real world. Now we will often see virtual reality in game centre and we will
Tea has existed as a beverage since 2000 b.c. The brewing, serving, and drinking of tea are time-honored rituals throughout the world. While there is general agreement that the tea trade began in China, both China and India lay claim to discovering the dietary properties of tea leaves. The Chinese tell the story of a mythical emperor named Shen Nung who was so particular about his nutrition that he boiled his drinking water before he drank it. One day, the story goes, the wind caught some of the
The Chinese history is full of many historical events that shaped China to be what it is today. China is known for many things such as the Great Wall of China and the Terracotta Army, but most importantly their dynasties. In China there is a long run of dynasties, which are heredity rulers of a country. The first dynasty to ever be considered a true dynasty was the Shang Dynasty in the 17th century B.C. After the Shang Dynasty followed the Zhou Dynasty, the Qin Dynasty, then one of the most important
This explanation will outline the rise and fall of the ancient Chinese nation and examine some of their inventions that have revolutionized the world. The rise of early Chinese culture began late in the third millennium B.C. The Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties played pivotal roles in the unification of China under one ruler and fostering political growth throughout society. The ancient kingdoms ability to create innovations and develop new technologies offered unprecedented tactical and political
1) Historical argument Question: How did Empress Wu manage to gain and consolidate her power in a male-dominated imperial system during the Tang Dynasty? Thesis: This essay argues that the primary reason for Empress Wu’s rise to power during the Tang Dynasty was her skilled policy of cooptation such as through the use of symbolism to justify her rule and effective policies to rule her people. Other historians have argued that the main reason was Wu’s use of repression, as evident from her violence
Christopher Deion Smith 900751868 History 1112K Keywords Report #1 Ming Dynasty The Ming Dynasty was a 14th century Chinese civilization that has its beginnings at the fall of the Mongol Empire. In the late years of the Yuan Dynasty an uprising occurred with the peasants rebelling against the Mongols. During the battles with the Mongols a man from a peasant family, Zhu Yuanzhang joined the army and during his time in the army he distinguished himself from his peers and was chosen as general by
The Chinese Empires had numerous empires which contribute to the strength of China. Whenever one empire was established another once falls. There were four dynasties: The Qin (Ch’in), the Han, the Sui, and the Tang. The Qin (Ch’in) Dynasty introduced the new centralized social structure. They standardized measurements like weights and created a standard form of money to be used throughout the Empire. The Ch’in people self -identified through the reputation of their military might, the real strength
The Tang Dynasty was one of China's greatest Dynasties. Many great things came about . It was a great time to be alive. It was a time of trade development, and a flourishing society and government. Unlike like the earlier Sui dynasty which the government didn’t flourish because of the many military projects. But what made the Tang dynasty so well was the new foreign influences brought new ideas to China but old Chinese traditions were still kept. So they never lost any old traditions they adopted
going to compare and contrast between two ancient female rulers then compares them with a modern leader. Tang Empress Wu Zetian (also known as Empress Wu and Wu Zhao) ruled China around 690-705 AD. Wu was born in 624 and her parents were rich and came from a noble family. When she was a child she was taught to read and write Chinese classics and to play music. Empress Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty was the only known female monarch of China. She ruled the empire for over half a century. Empress Wu
The beginning of medieval China benefited from proper rulership which inspired the military and encouraged the citizens to believe in their emperor. The Tang Dynasty was one of the more prosperous dynasties in medieval China and during this time China was setting itself up for future success. In the center of this dynamic improvement was Emperor Taizong. His leadership was benevolent and key feature of his reign was his willingness to listen to his advice from his officials and award them for their