China's identity in globalized world

What are the cultural heritage of China?

• Forbidden City (Beijing)

• Temple of Heaven (Beijing)

• Summer Palace (Beijing)

• Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City

Which country has largest world heritage sites?

• France

• Italy

• China

• Spain

Peking Opera was approved by the State Council of the P. R. China to be listed among the first batch of China's National Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage

• TRUE

• FALSE

Is panda diplomacy real?

• TRUE

• FALSE

The stated aim of THIS PROGRAM is to promote Chinese language and culture, support local Chinese teaching internationally, and facilitate cultural exchanges.

• Hanban

• Confucius Institute

• UNESCO world cultural heritage

The China's Government has raised THIS CONCEPT with an aim to build a new framework of international relations and promote and improve global governance.

• 人类命运的共同体 r  = A community with shared future for mankind (community of common destiny)

• 一带一路 = One Belt - One Road project

What are Chinese traditional cultural values?

• 和 harmony

• 德 morality

• 诚 sincerity

What animal is a symbol of resistance to internet censorship?

• panda

• alpaca

• dragon

Answer explanation

the Alpaca has another meaning in China – as a symbol of resistance to internet censorship. The creatures took on that unlikely role thanks to a pun on the mandarin words cào nǐ mā, which translate into a very crude term. Cào nǐ mā also sounds very like the words for “grass mud horse”, so it was applied to Alpacas. Which is why in 2019 a Yorkshire Alpaca farm reported it was pleasantly surprised to have attracted strangely large numbers of Chinese tourists. The tourists came to take photos that let them use a naughty word on social media. “Cào nǐ mā” is rude enough that it seldom makes it through Chinese internet filters. But the characters for the translation of “Alpaca” do. Images of Alpacas therefore became a meme because Chinese viewers of a social media post featuring an Alpaca know very well they're seeing something naughty, but also know they have plausible cover for their actions.