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• Chinese Pinyin – Datun Tusi Manor

  Date: 2009.01.31 | Category: Chinese Mandarin, Chinese Online Class, Chinese School, Chinese Tutor, Chinese language, Learn Chinese Class, Study Chinese, learn Chinese, learn Chinese online, learn Mandarin online, learn mandarin | Response: 0

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  Datun Tusi Manor

  Datun Tusi Manor is located at the foot of Dahuang Mountain, 80 kilometers northeast of Bijie County, Guizhou Province.

  Built in 1821 during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Datun Tusi Manor was the residence of Tusi Yu Xiangyi (the ruler of the Yi ethnic minority). The present manor has been expanded by later generations.

  Sitting in the east and facing the west, the manor was built with the mountain in mind. The front of the residence is low and flat, while the back gradually inclines. The manor is surrounded by a two-meter-high brick wall along which are six earth blockhouses at eight to 12 meters in height. The
  arrangement of the manor can be divided into three sections: the middle part, with a main hall that is five bays wide, side halls and a center room; the left side has a garden with a living hall behind it with three rooms built in a row. The ancestral hall of the Yu family is located behind the
  living hall. The three-bay-wide hall has a double-eaved gable and hip roof with a pond in the yard. A bridge named Wind Rain Bridge was constructed over the pond with two rectangular parterres on both sides. A kitchen was also set up in the rear with three small flowerbeds on the right side.

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• Learn Chinese – Supreme People’s Court

  Date: 2009.01.06 | Category: Chinese Mandarin, Chinese Online Class, Chinese School, Chinese Tutor, Chinese language, Learn Chinese Class, Study Chinese, learn Chinese, learn Chinese online, learn Mandarin online, learn mandarin | Response: 0

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  Supreme People’s Court

  The Supreme People’s Court is the highest judicial organ inChina. The term of office of the President of the Supreme People’s Court is five years, the same as that of the National People’s Congress. The President shall serve no more than two consecutive terms.

  The Supreme People’s Court is responsible to the National People’s Congress and its Standing Committee. Local people’s courts at various levels are responsible to the organs of the state power which created them. The Supreme People’s Court supervises the administration of justice by the people’s
  courts at various local levels and by the special people’s courts. People’s courts at higher levels supervise the administration of justice by those at lower levels.

  The President of the Supreme People’s Court is Wang Shengjun.

  People’s Courts

  The people’s courts are judicial organs of the state. In accordance with the Constitution and other laws, only the people’s courts have the judicial power, and other organs, social organizations or individuals have no such power.

  Although people’s courts at various levels have different status, functions and powers, their basic functions and powers are almost the same. The people’s courts inChinaconduct trials of civil cases, economic cases, administrative cases and maritime cases, and through trials punish those
  criminals, settle civil disputes, economic disputes and administrative disputes in order to protect state property and legitimate property and other rights of citizens.

  The system of people’s courts inChinaconsists of the Supreme People’s Court, the local people’s courts at different levels and the special people’s courts. The local people’s courts consist of the High People’s Courts, the Intermediate People’s Courts and the Primary People’s Courts.

  The people’s courts try all cases publicly, except those involving state secrets, individual privacy or minors. The accused has the right to defense. Besides the right to defend himself/herself, he or she may also be represented by a lawyer or ask near relatives or guardians to defend him/her.

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• Chinese Pinyin – Astronautics

  Date: 2009.01.04 | Category: Chinese Mandarin, Chinese Online Class, Chinese School, Chinese Tutor, Chinese language, Learn Chinese Class, Study Chinese, learn Chinese, learn Chinese online, learn Mandarin online, learn mandarin | Response: 0

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  Astronautics

  Man-made earth satellites. From the launch of its first man-made earth satellite “Dongfanghong No.1″ in April 1970 to the end of 2000, China successfully launched 75 satellites, including 48 developed by China itself and 27 commercial satellites for foreign customers. Fifteen types of satellites
  have been launched in the 10th Five-Year Plan period (2001-2005), including communications, navigation, meteorological, resource remote-sensing, and space survey satellites, representing about half of all satellites launched in the past 30 years.

  Carrier rockets. China has developed 12 models of the “Long March” carrier rockets series, and is able to launch low earth orbit, geostationary orbit, and sun-synchronous orbit satellites and spaceships. The successful launch rate is over 90 percent. By the end of 2005, “Long March” carrier
  rockets had made 88 launches; since October 1996, they have had 46 successful launches on the run. China’s exclusively home-developed Jiuquan, Xichang and Taiyuan satellite-launch centers are internationally recognized today.

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