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Buddhism is the religion of the unusual in the sense that most of the fragments does not require faith in the gods (although not as agnosticism also argues that no gods). Faith in anything is relevant only insofar as helping to achieve enlightenment. More important is showing compassion for other sentient beings (not just humans). Buddhism is not religion as such, understanding how the users of European culture. This is so for two reasons.
Silk Road was one of the results of expeditions Zhang Qian (张 骞). During the reign of the Han Dynasty, China established many contacts with the lands outside the empire. For 138 years the emperor Wudi (武帝) sent Zhang Qian with a group of 100 people on an expedition towards the western regions. 
Third in terms of area country in the world, after Russia and Canada, is a country of contrasting the different landscapes, people, lifestyles. In China, officially atheist, there are many Buddhists, Muslims and Christians, and followers of indigenous religion-philosophy: Confucianism and Taoism (the impact of culture, philosophy and religion on the Chinese people on their way to specify in the next super-parts). 
However, the sense of isolation proud Chinese survived, fueling much of contemporary confusion. Chinese wall, which is now only a monument and tourist attraction is its symbol. For centuries, the Great Wall of China, stretching 3460 km - from the east coast, northeast of Beijing, to the desert in Mongolia - China restrained surrounding barbarians. I believe that China's power lies in their unity.
Chinese people think it is appropriate to their homeland as the center of the universe, or at least the center of the civilized world. In fact, there was a time that it was the civilized world was surrounded on all sides by barbarian tribes. Who's Online
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Battle of Szanghaiguan
This is the battle that led to the acquisition of the Qing dynasty imperial throne. Qing leader, Dorgon acting together with a former general previous Ming Dynasty, defeated the rebel forces Zicheng Li. Winning the battle allowed them easy access and acquire Beijing, and thus the end of the Ming Dynasty. Ming Dynasty, after his death, he was a living corpse. Manchu ruler ordered Dorgon accession to the throne of his son Huang Taiji - who took the throne as Emperor Shunzi - the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Many Chinese were unhappy that trade situation. Resistance to a new foreign dynasty lasted until 1662, when he met the death of the famous pirate Kongx(designed base on the current Taiwan) and so. Yongli emperor, Zhu Youlang. Then it moves Mings restaurants were finally defeated.
Rice and its variants
Rice is not only non-directly by the people. It is also used as feed. It supplies about 1 / 5 of all calories eaten by the modern world. Rice fields are an integral part of the landscape in countries with humid climates. In areas that are the cradle of Chinese culture is not cultivated rice, but millet. Only with time, resulting in expansion to the south, rice has become an important diet also in the north. In many Chinese restaurants, cooked rice stored in special heaters.
Yi Jing - Book of change
Its creation, or at least creating the concept trigrams attributed to the legendary Emperor Fu Xi (Fu Xi, ??). Book is based on eight observations TRYGRAMACH instruction surrounding people of the universe. Events, according to the interpretation of the Book of changes, thanks to this is predictable that these are interrelated processes which are subordinate to a dynamic balance of opposites. The basic feature of the universe is constant metamorphosis and transformation. Appropriate reading predictions gave the answers to your questions of a personal nature, confirmed the correctness of the decisions taken and response to light hidden in the subconscious asker.
