Historical conversations. A set of 10 books in a gift case
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"Historical conversations" is a series of books created by scientists of the University of Beijing, which in an accessible form tells about the phenomena of China’s history: the appearance of the Great Chinese Wall, the first martial arts, about the invention of silk and the origin of the tea tradition. In the series, 10 books about Chinese culture have already been published: from "History of Tea" to "to" the history of the Great Chinese Wall ". "History of tea" will talk about how tea spread around the light, how the attitude towards it changed, what varieties the Chinese emperors preferred and how this drink can treat diseases and renew life. "History of silk" tells how the silkworms were domesticated in ancient China and woven the first silk threads, how the production of silk developed, and how it became the most desirable product for Europeans. About how traditional Chinese sports disciplines appeared, how they changed and developed, how Chinese football arose and how the Taoists tried to achieve immortality, engaged in special gymnastics, you will learn from the book The History of Chinese Sports.
The set includes books:
History of the Temple Confucius
History of Chinese clothing
History of Chinese acrobatics
The history of Dunhuan
History of the Great Chinese Wall
History of Chinese gardens
History of the forbidden city
History of Chinese sports
History of silk
Tea history
The set includes books:
History of the Temple Confucius
History of Chinese clothing
History of Chinese acrobatics
The history of Dunhuan
History of the Great Chinese Wall
History of Chinese gardens
History of the forbidden city
History of Chinese sports
History of silk
Tea history
Author:
Author:with Shaojuy, Zhao Feng, Mao Huiwei
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Culture
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906893-27-7
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