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Victorian Certification of Education, Chinese Language, Culture and Society, Study Design 2017-2027 (Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, 2018, p. 5.)
China is a large and diverse country made up of many ethic groups and customs. This section presents videos that lets you focus on some key aspects of Chinese language, culture and society. Use the left and right arrows to move from one video to the next.
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Kangding, confluence between the old and new". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/3myjSFk2CRA
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Chopsticks". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/5RlSJrMCQ_c
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Lusheng, the soul instrument of Miao Village". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/OlEjRNNx3QA
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Peckish on Pingjiang". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/HjTISWl-EW8
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Tasting ‘Zen’ from tea". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/hf-Ir2ZWi54
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Li Brocade, a tradition that never fades". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/muaHrjFg7Uw
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: Tolousophy". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/ZGzNJNxIZAg
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Bibliography / Reference list: China Global Television Network. (2017). "Looking China: The changing face of Sichuan Opera". Retrieved from https://youtu.be/dmViYMAFucQ
Videos that show how China sees itself and its place in the world today.
The aims of this course is to enable students to:
Source: Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, (2016), Chinese language, culture and society study design.
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