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A new collection of songs / auditions from the wonderful Voice of China.
With 2017 (series 4) judges Wang Feng, Na Ying, Harlem Yu and Jay Chou; plus a few songs from series 2 and 3 ...
00:01 The Voice of China 4 Trailer (Wang Feng, Na Ying, Harlem Yu & Jay Chou)
01:38 Chen Bing (陈冰) - "盛夏光年" (Eternal Summer) [S03]
04:45 Bek (别日克) - "Volare" [S04]
08:08 Zhou Shen (周深) - "欢颜" (Your Smiling Face) [S03]
11:34 Zhang Dandan (张丹丹) - "爱是一颗幸福的子弹" (Love Is A Happy Bullet) [S03]
15:00 Lin Yan (林燕) - "别来纠缠我" (Don't Pester Me) [S04]
18:39 Zhang Xin (张新) - "Fallin'" [S02]
21:14 Zhu Ke (朱克) - "离不开你" (Can't Leave You) [S02]
24:08 Saya Chang (张惠春) - "怎么说我不爱你" (How Can You Say I Don't Love You) [S04]
27:31 Li Zhixian (李致贤) & Chyi Chin (齐秦) - "火柴天堂" (Matchstick Heaven) [S03]
29:35 Bei Bei (贝贝) - "花火" (Fireworks) [S04] *** BeijingBuzzz Top Choice
33:16 Will Jay (刘伟男) - "Lemon Tree" [S04]
37:03 Rocky Chan (陈乐基) - "月半小夜曲" (Half Moon Serenade) [S03]
40:35 Jóhannes Koo (古振邦) - "Say Something" [S04]
44:27 Abigail Garza (李安安) - "I Surrender" [S04]
48:39 Lotus Zhang (张姝) - "一起摇摆" (Let's Rock) [S04]
52:26 Zhao Han (赵晗) - "煎熬" (Torment) [S02]
55:52 Cui Tianqi (崔天琪) - "Mad World" [S02]
58:59 Li Wenhui (李文慧) - "Yellow" [S04]
1:03:04 Tan Xuanyuan (谭轩辕) - "Sill Loving You" [S04]
1:06:24 Zhang Jingyi (张婧懿) - "玫瑰" (Rose) [S03]
1:09:47 Yao Beina (姚贝娜) - "也许明天" (Maybe Tomorrow) [S02], July 2013 ###
1:13:11 Taskyn (塔斯肯) - "Dudarai" (Дударай) [S02]
### Yao Beina (aka Bella Yao), 姚贝娜, 26 September 1981 – 16 January 2015 (aged 33; breast cancer). Among much more, she sang in the CCTV Spring Festival Gala twice, and the pop version of Let It Go in the Disney film Frozen for the Mandarin Chinese dub when the film was released in China. Read more ...
It's been a while, but here is over 2 hours of great music.
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With Jerry Goode ...
Bonus film - "I spent a day delivering packages in China, what can we learn about China's Advanced Logistics?" with Jerry Kowal 我是郭杰瑞 ...
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This film focuses on the three main structures, including the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests ...
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Don't miss it !
Postmodern Jukebox - All About That Bass ...
The Speakeasy Three - When I Get Low, I Get High ...
The Hot Sardines - Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen ...
Pink Martini, featuring Storm Large - Kaj Kola Khan ...
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Filmed in autumn 2010.
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With CCTV (China Central TV) in Xi'An.
Spectacular ...
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With Cameraman ...
With China Tour ...
Visitor Guide to the Confucius Temple and Imperial College, Beijing
Introduction
The Confucius Temple and Imperial College (Guozijian) in Beijing are historical landmarks dedicated to the legacy of Confucius, one of China's most influential philosophers, and to the education of scholars who served the imperial government. These sites reflect the importance of Confucianism in Chinese history and are a must-visit for anyone interested in Chinese culture and history.
History
Confucius Temple (孔庙, Kǒng Miào)
Built in 1302 during the Yuan Dynasty, the Confucius Temple in Beijing is one of the largest and oldest Confucian temples in China. It was expanded during the Ming and Qing dynasties, becoming a prominent center for Confucian worship and scholarship. The temple was a place where scholars and officials would pay their respects to Confucius and seek inspiration from his teachings.
Imperial College (国子监, Guózǐjiàn)
The Imperial College, also known as Guozijian, was established in 1306, just a few years after the temple. It served as the highest educational institution in imperial China, where scholars studied the Confucian classics in preparation for civil service examinations. The college was managed by the imperial government, reflecting the significant role of education in governance.
Architecture and Key Highlights
Confucius Temple
The temple complex features traditional Chinese architecture with intricate wooden carvings, stone pillars, and tiled roofs. Key structures include:
Dacheng Hall (Hall of Great Accomplishment): The main hall, housing a statue of Confucius, where important ceremonies and rituals are conducted.
Stele Pavilions: These pavilions contain stone tablets inscribed with texts and inscriptions from various Chinese dynasties.
Spirit Way: A pathway lined with ancient cypress trees, leading to the temple's main halls.
Imperial College
The Imperial College complex showcases traditional Chinese educational architecture. Highlights include:
Biyong Hall: The centerpiece of the college, this circular hall is surrounded by a moat and accessed by four bridges, symbolizing the spread of Confucian teachings to all corners of the world.
Jixian Hall: A lecture hall where scholars were taught the Confucian classics.
Gate of Great Accomplishment: The main entrance to the college, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and scholarly achievement.
Visitor Information
Here are some practical details to help plan your visit to the Confucius Temple and Imperial College:
Location: No. 13, Guozijian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China.
Opening Hours: Daily from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Last entry is at 4:30 PM. (Hours may vary seasonally)
Admission Fee: Approximately 30 RMB (Check for updated prices before visiting).
Transportation: The nearest subway station is Yonghegong (Lama Temple), on Line 2 and Line 5. From there, it’s a short walk to the temple.
Tips for Visitors
Plan to spend at least 1-2 hours exploring the site to fully appreciate its historical and architectural significance.
Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience.
Consider hiring a guide or using an audio guide to gain deeper insights into the history and significance of the site.
Respect the cultural and religious significance of the site. Dress modestly and behave respectfully.
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With Travel For Phoebe ...
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