east Asia culture

Which religion became more practiced in China because many foreign nomads adopted Confucian ideas and practices in the turbulent period of 200-500 C.E.?

• Islam

• Taoism

• Buddhism

• Shintoism

what is the name of Japan's most famous theaters

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what religion does the red thing refer to/symbolize, and wha is it's name

• tori, Shinto

• gate, Buddhism

• red poles, Confucianism

• tori, Taoism

how did the plays/ theaters and music affect east-Asia ?

what are the ways that Chinese-Korean-Japanese used to entertain themselves

• horse riding

• plays, sports

• plays/theater , sports , music , board games , chess, storytelling

• plays/theater , sports , music , board games , storytelling

draw a thing that reminds you or symbolize Taoism

how did Japanese gardens reflects both Shinto and Buddhism ideas

• Shinto: various types of gardens symbolized miniature landscapes

  Buddhism: the way that people were thinking of paradise gardens

• Shinto: nothing

  Buddhism: how gardens would look like in future

• Shinto: landscapes

  Buddhism: thinking of paradise garden

• Shinto: landscapes

  Buddhism: nature and relaxing

•What civilization has had the world’s highest population and the greatest number of urban areas with high population?

• china

• korea

• japan

• vietnam

what do you know about kimchi ?

how is fashion differ from Han dynasty and Tang dynasty??

• nothing different only they way they designed their clothes

• Han dynasty fashion was “dark style" they wear black and red colored fabrics

  Tang dynasty wore very colorful clothes

• they were actually tomato same

• Han dynasty wore very colorful clothes

  Tang dynasty fashion was “dark style" they wear black and red colored fabrics