Inventions
Invention in China that we still use to write on today
Paper
A belief system that was brought over by India
Buddhism
Great Wall of China
Man whose teachings led to the organization of Chinese Societies
Confucius
Early invention of China that produced fireworks
Gunpowder
A stylish, type off handwriting
Calligraphy
A man from 500 BC who developed ideas on how people should act honorably in a society.
Confucius
The earliest Dynasty, the Shang, used these to predict the future
Bones
Legendary figure who disguised herself as a man to fight in the war
Mulan
Symbol of daoism and balance
Yin/Yang
An explosive compound used in rifles, fireworks
Gunpowder
Rulers used this as a phrase that stated God had given them divine privilege to rule.
Mandate of Heaven
During the Zhou Dynasty, the scholar Lao Tzu wrote about this belief system about living in harmony with nature
Taoism
Conqueror and leader of the Mongols
Ghengis Khan
This color, prevalent during Chinese New Year, symbolizes luck
Red
A clever way to copy books and manuscripts using a woodblock
Printing
A strict system of punishing petty crimes with severity
Legalism
During the Han Dynasty, people from Asia and Europe travelled to China to buy this expensive, luxury item
Silk
Man who wrote about Taoism
Lao Tzu
During Spring celebration, people race boats with designs of this animal
Dragons
A type of therapeutic pain relief using needles in pressure points
Acupuncture
A belief system baed on "The Way', harmony, nature and balance
Daoism
The Qin Dynasty built thousands of replica soldiers to protect the tomb of an emperor made out of this material
Terracotta
Author of the famous "Art of war"
Sun Tzu
This is China's national sport, although, not invented there.
Ping pong