The West’s neocon war for hegemony (world domination)
Related Videos
Featured Videos
|
The three lakes here - XiHai, HouHai and QianHai - were where boats from HangZhou would dock after travelling the Grand Canal.
There are still some hutongs in this area, just north of BeiHai Park, which has become a lively destination, especially in the evenings around the lakes.
|
|
Nestled on a remote hillside in JiangXi province, it is part of the natural landscape and a haven of a simpler life ...
Bonus films ...
|
|
DéTiān PùBù, 'Virtuous Heaven Waterfall', is Asia's largest and easily viewed by walkways and boat.
The waterfalls lie in the south of GuangXi province on the border with Vietnam. There are buses from NanNing, the provincial capital.
|
|
With Flora and Note ...
|
|
Featuring the timeless and heart-wrenching Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb (wow - don't miss this) ...
Dark Side of the Moon (1973) - begins, and ends, with the pulse of a heart (this acclaimed album is like one awesome track). When you have a free hour, listen all the way through to what many regard as the greatest music album ever created.
Features Time and Great Gig in the Sky (wow) ...
So much time lost, chasing this and that; and then it's all over, before we really began.
|
|
|
|
FèngHuáng (Phoenix) ancient town, lies 'close' (about 140 kilometers) to the ZhangJiaJie Nature Reserve.
The town retains much of its ancient architecture and culture.
Legend tells that two of the mythical phoenix birds flew over the town and were so in awe at its beauty that they remained hovering there for a long time, being reluctant to leave and lose the view.
FengHuang is home to several minority ethnic groups, mainly the Miao (苗) and TuJia (土家). Batik and tie-dye are very popular here and the Miao and TuJia have their own ways to produce the cloth with unique folk patterns. Traditional crafts also include embroidery (TuJia), silverware (Miao), 'paper cuts' and ginger candy.
DiaoJiaoLou (吊脚楼) is the traditional dwelling of the TuJia, Miao and some other minorities. DiaoJiaoLou can be translated literally into English as "feet-hanging building" which means a building built with its base hanging in the air instead of locating on the ground. The houses lining the river display a strong Miao ethnic style with the front part facing the old official road and the rear part hanging over the Tuo River.
|
|
That is, supporting violence under the pretext of 'human rights' and 'democracy' (i.e. Western dominance).
What happens in the Solomon Islands, today's example, is happening all around the world;almost everywhere, and has been so for decades; see the big picture.
With The New Atlas ...
|
|
Dr Rangan Chatterjee talks with professor David Sinclair ...
|
Tag search ?