What about their religon? I need it for a project! what nice help!
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Apr. 13,2009 08:28
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Mr.Guy doing stuff¡¡(It's just homework:() said:
Thanks, but u should have put in more info on the governmental achievements.
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Mar. 27,2009 14:42
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Mr.Lee(USA) said:
do you have a picture of a han calendar
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Mar. 27,2009 14:34
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Mr.Ngyuen (USA) said:
Were all of the things you mentioned like looms achievements of the Han?
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Mar. 25,2009 13:40
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Mr.Qwertyuiop said:
What about advances in the medical and engineering fields??
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Mar. 22,2009 12:51
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Ms.xojobro(usa) said:
yo yo yo its me again!!! i no im on like all of these!! im doing a project on all the dynasties:[ this helped with all the achievements thnx!! if u have seen me on any of the other dynasty pages reply and let me no!!
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Feb. 24,2009 19:24
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Mr.Bpb(USA) said:
Most people lived in the Country and 10 percent lived in city during this time.
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Jan. 29,2009 21:37
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Ms.Student(USA) said:
Mr. Chau (China), I have to apologize for the people of this country... we can be so stupid at times! I'd just like to say on our behalf that some of us DO have smarts. My college class is studying the Han Dynasty this week. We were asked to write an essay discussing the achievements from the dynasty. I came here in search of inspiration (I feel my text book lacks enough details to effectively write an essay). Seeing as you are in/from China, I hope you will have the answer to my question. I know the Han Dynasty is responsible for the first accurate calendar, but was this calendar based on exactly 365 days or on a close estimate of this?
Feb. 3,2009 01:02 Mr.Chau(China) replied:
Yes, since the Han Dynasty, the calendar started to be based on 365 days. But before the Han Dynasty, China used the calendar of 366 days.
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Jan. 19,2009 12:55
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Mr.pAREKER(USA) said:
You people have nothing better to do than to blog about the Han dynasty? The only reason i am on here is to do a research project... bless u. ha
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Dec. 28,2008 03:59
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Mr.Au-Yeung(Hong Kong SAR) said:
what is a seismograph?
Jan. 6,2009 23:41 Ms.Rosalyn(USA) replied:
It is something that records an earthquake and tells you the magnitude and epicenter.
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Dec. 13,2008 11:40
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Mrs.Rose(USA) said:
I got one quistin about the han achievements? what are the words?
Dec. 19,2008 02:34 Mr.Chau(China) replied:
In the Han Dynasty, Seismograph was invented by Zhang Heng. Distillation as well as china (porcelain) was invented, too.
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Dec. 18,2008 19:04
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Mrs.dulce(USA) said:
Nothing about taxes?!?!
Dec. 19,2008 02:30 Mr.Chau(China) replied:
In the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the government implemented a laissez-faire economic policy. As a result, it brought many negative impacts to the society. The rich became richer and richer；the landholders annexed more and more lands. Some local forces were so strong that the government felt the menace of the spreading.
After Liu Che was crowned (known as Emperor Wu, Han Wu di), he started a economic reform. He asked his citizens to pay estate tax and income tax. Merchants, usurers and handicrafts industry owners must declare their assets. in order to prevent from making a false report of asset, the government performed the incentive system and used bonus to encourage insiders to tell the truth.
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Travelers' Voices on Western Han (22)
11.
May. 14,2009 14:10 Reply
Ms.blah blah(USA) said:
What about their religon? I need it for a project! what nice help!
12.
Apr. 13,2009 08:28 Reply
Mr.Guy doing stuff¡¡(It's just homework:() said:
Thanks, but u should have put in more info on the governmental achievements.
13.
Mar. 27,2009 14:42 Reply
Mr.Lee(USA) said:
do you have a picture of a han calendar
14.
Mar. 27,2009 14:34 Reply
Mr.Ngyuen (USA) said:
Were all of the things you mentioned like looms achievements of the Han?
15.
Mar. 25,2009 13:40 Reply
Mr.Qwertyuiop said:
What about advances in the medical and engineering fields??
16.
Mar. 22,2009 12:51 Reply
Ms.xojobro(usa) said:
yo yo yo its me again!!! i no im on like all of these!! im doing a project on all the dynasties:[ this helped with all the achievements thnx!! if u have seen me on any of the other dynasty pages reply and let me no!!
17.
Feb. 24,2009 19:24 Reply
Mr.Bpb(USA) said:
Most people lived in the Country and 10 percent lived in city during this time.
18.
Jan. 29,2009 21:37 Reply
Ms.Student(USA) said:
Mr. Chau (China),
I have to apologize for the people of this country... we can be so stupid at times! I'd just like to say on our behalf that some of us DO have smarts. My college class is studying the Han Dynasty this week. We were asked to write an essay discussing the achievements from the dynasty. I came here in search of inspiration (I feel my text book lacks enough details to effectively write an essay). Seeing as you are in/from China, I hope you will have the answer to my question. I know the Han Dynasty is responsible for the first accurate calendar, but was this calendar based on exactly 365 days or on a close estimate of this?
Feb. 3,2009 01:02
Mr.Chau(China) replied:
Yes, since the Han Dynasty, the calendar started to be based on 365 days. But before the Han Dynasty, China used the calendar of 366 days.
19.
Jan. 19,2009 12:55 Reply
Mr.pAREKER(USA) said:
You people have nothing better to do than to blog about the Han dynasty? The only reason i am on here is to do a research project... bless u. ha
20.
Dec. 28,2008 03:59 Reply
Mr.Au-Yeung(Hong Kong SAR) said:
what is a seismograph?
Jan. 6,2009 23:41
Ms.Rosalyn(USA) replied:
It is something that records an earthquake and tells you the magnitude and epicenter.
21.
Dec. 13,2008 11:40 Reply
Mrs.Rose(USA) said:
I got one quistin about the han achievements? what are the words?
Dec. 19,2008 02:34
Mr.Chau(China) replied:
In the Han Dynasty, Seismograph was invented by Zhang Heng. Distillation as well as china (porcelain) was invented, too.
22.
Dec. 18,2008 19:04 Reply
Mrs.dulce(USA) said:
Nothing about taxes?!?!
Dec. 19,2008 02:30
Mr.Chau(China) replied:
In the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the government implemented a laissez-faire economic policy. As a result, it brought many negative impacts to the society. The rich became richer and richer；the landholders annexed more and more lands. Some local forces were so strong that the government felt the menace of the spreading. After Liu Che was crowned (known as Emperor Wu, Han Wu di), he started a economic reform. He asked his citizens to pay estate tax and income tax. Merchants, usurers and handicrafts industry owners must declare their assets. in order to prevent from making a false report of asset, the government performed the incentive system and used bonus to encourage insiders to tell the truth.