Government
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1 Han China and Ancient Rome
With the participation of teachers from all over the U.S., the Teach China program develops multi-disciplinary curriculum units aligned with national standards. In July 2001, […]
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1 Reform Era
Introduction Over the last thirty years, the People’s Republic of China has undergone a series of dramatic economic and social reforms and consequently developed at […]
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1 Sustainability in China
Featured Resources Related to Study Tours Summer 2010, “History, Culture, and Sustainable Development” & Spring 2011, “Yunnan – Continuous Change, Enduring Traditions” An inescapable remark […]
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2 Humanism in China: A Contemporary Record of Photography
In this lesson, students will examine early photographs of China and the attached cartoon: A “Magic Lens”. This introduction to the early history of photography […]
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1 Political Change as Seen Through Posters
In this lesson, students will identify shifts in themes and values represented in Chinese political posters ranging from the Mao Zedong era to the Deng […]
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4 Beijing and Nanjing: China’s Capital Cities Resources
Beijing & Nanjing – China’s Late Imperial and Modern Capitals For over five centuries, Beijing was the imperial capital for both the Ming (1368 – […]
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1 Art and the Cultural Revolution
Students will examine the use of art as propaganda during the Cultural Revolution through a series of posters. They will learn a brief overview of […]