Monse´s questions

1. How is the chinese people's personality?

The personality of the Chinese generally is calmed, reserved and seriou.s

2. Why chinese built the great wall?
The great Chinese wall was constructed initially to protect an old Chinese empire of the tribes who roamed by the north.


    3. Is there a ritual for chinese people when somebody die?

Traditionally, the Chinese funeral rituals develop according to the age of the deceased, the causes of their death, its social level, and its civil state.  According to the Chinese custom, a greater person does not have to show to respect by anybody more young person. Therefore, if the dead is an unmarried young person, its body cannot be taken to the home, but it must be left in the funeral house. Their parents cannot offer plegarias by the son: being unmarried he either does not have children who execute these rituals for him. If a baby or boy dies, funeral rites are not needed, since respect by anybody minor cannot be shown. Then the boy is buried in silence. The preparations for the funeral begin before the death happens. When somebody dies in the family, all the statues of deities in the house are covered with a red paper and clear the mirrors of the place. One thinks that if one sees the reflection of the coffin in a mirror, in a short time will be a death in his own family. A white fabric is hung on the door of the house and a gong to the left of the entrance is placed if the deceased is man, and to the right if she is woman. Before putting it in the coffin, the corpse with a wet towel is cleaned, talc dusts off to him and gets dressed it in its better clothes. The body gets dressed completely, even the shoes, and maquillaje if she is woman, but never it gets dressed them in red clothes (this would cause that it became a ghost). Generally the colors are used black, brown or blue. Before putting the corpse in the coffin, one covers the face with a yellow fabric and the body with a celestial fabric.

4. Which food is the most popular in China?

Main the four are of Guangdong, Shandong, Sichuan and Huaiyang

  5. Which symbol represents the chinese culture?
The Dragon


6. Which have of beliefs do japanese people have?
Most Japanese people do not exclusively identify themselves as adherents of a single religion; rather, they incorporate elements of various religions in a syncretic fashion known as Shinbutsu shūgō.
Japan grants full religious freedom, allowing minority religions such as Christianity, Islam and Sikhism to be practiced. Japanese adhere to Shinto and Buddhism.

7. Do japanese people have strange traditions?
Yes, example In Japan it is common to use salt in sweet fruits like pears and watermelons.

The Japaneses little consider decent to show the teeth when laughing. The custom comes from many centuries ago

 8. What kind of music is played in Japan?

Japan owns a rich musical culture that also includes/understands one varied trowel of traditional styles like a diverse supply of modern styles that include rock, electro, punk, folk, metal, reggae, sauce, and tango as also music country and hip hop. The Japanese folk music is known with the name of Hougaku (邦楽), whereas the Ongaku word (音楽) designates to music generally. The denomination modern J-Music talks about certain branches of Japanese music with I touch western.

9. Which name is the most common in Japan?
HIROSHI

10. Which kind of clothes are traditionaly used in Japan?

In traditional clothes kimono stands out ' kimono' literally " thing for dress, that is a long showy article used by sometimes special women, men and children.