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<p>The reemergence of China is changing the world, and that EU needs to develop a long-term approach based on research-based knowledge in order to engage strategically with an increasingly assertive China.</p> <p>This dataset consists of a semi-structured interview with a person of Chinese nationality, carried out in Chinese and transcribed in Chinese language.</p> Crockatoo

<p>The reemergence of China is changing the world, and that EU needs to develop a long-term approach based on research-based knowledge in order to engage strategically with an increasingly assertive China.</p> <p>This dataset consists of a semi-structured interview with a person of Chinese nationality, carried out in Chinese and transcribed in Chinese language.</p> Crockatoo

In ancient China, bamboo and wooden slips referred to as "Jiandu" served as primary mediums for documenting historical events prior to the advent of paper. These artifacts are rich in historical data and cultural significance. Accurate identification of characters on Jiandu is essential for deciphering the historical narratives they contain and plays a vital role in processing Jiandu manuscripts. We introduce the DeepJiandu dataset, specifically designed for the detection and recognition of Jiandu characters. Comprising 7,416 images annotated with 99,888 characters across 2,272 categories, this dataset addresses a variety of complex challenges encountered in Jiandu character recognition, including character degradation, diverse layouts, and variable forms and shapes. The authenticity and reliability of the DeepJiandu dataset render it an effective tool for training and evaluating models geared towards Jiandu character recognition.

The ancient amber artifacts of the Han Dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) by using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy to confirm their origins. 对汉代(公元前202年-公元220年)的古代琥珀制品采用傅里叶变换红外光谱法分析以确认其来源。

Picture of the original Tam Kung Temple dated 1877-1911 at Government and Fisgard streets. In 1911, the Yen Wo Society built a new three-storey brick building and installed the Tam Kung temple on the top floor. The temple honours Tam Kung, the god of seafarers. Picture kept in the meeting room of the Yen Wo Tsung Tsin (Hakka) Society. Photo taken on May 9, 2012.

A general language Chinese to French dictionary.

Amber has been well documented since the Han Dynasty as a precious material many amber artifacts have been unearthed from tombs of Han Dynasty in China, It is generally believed that amber raw materials and some already-made artifacts may come from Europe (Baltic Sea) and Myanmar during the Han Dynasty, so amber and its artifacts are considered as a vital material and hard evidence of cultural exchange between ancient China and abroad. However, the analysis of excavated amber by using scientific methods is still limited so far. This paper applies Fourier transformed infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) to characterize several pieces of amber ornaments excavated from the tombs of Han Dynasty in central and southern Hunan Province and the results indicate that most of the ornaments were made of raw materials from Myanmar but also one Shuang Sheng amulet made of Baltic amber, Amber artifacts undergo significant deterioration during burial and exhibition, and varying degrees of deterioration and the presence of sedentary attachment may affect the results of infrared spectra of amber, which in turn interferes with the study of tracing the origin of the amber raw material. A preliminary study of amber and ornaments made of various gemstones and glass could reveal that the Hunan Province has influenced by both the Northern Steppe Silk Road and Southern Maritime Silk Road during the Han Dynasty and that in-land trade flows in this region were complex and diverse, and some amber ornaments may have been produced locally by exotic materials. More scientific data and analysis will support the study of ancient trade and cultural exchange during ancient time on a larger scale.

<p>The reemergence of China is changing the world, and that EU needs to develop a long-term approach based on research-based knowledge in order to engage strategically with an increasingly assertive China.</p> <p>This dataset consists of a semi-structured interview with a person of Chinese nationality, carried out in Chinese and transcribed in Chinese language.</p> Crockatoo

Archaeo_china is a professional domain ontology model developed specifically for the digital registration and semantic knowledge organization of archaeological excavation data. It is jointly completed by scholars from various fields such as library and information science, computer science, and archaeology. Archaeo_china model is based on the CIDOC CRM, which is commonly used in the field of international cultural heritage. It is developed based on the actual archaeological excavation work in China and the characteristics of archaeological information resources. It integrates models such as CRMarchaeo, CRMsci, CRMba, and CRM-EH to expand from archaeology, technological archaeology, ancient architecture, and archaeological project management, including sites, relics The three sub-domains of relics respectively realize the Knowledge representation and reasoning of archaeological data and archaeological excavation process, which can realize the two-sides narrative, bilingual comparison and multi-dimensional and extensible semantic expression of archaeological excavation data, and have practical significance for the digital collation of archaeological reports. 翻译