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A Loyal Character Dancer

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A Loyal Character Dancer, Xiaolong, Qiu. Soho Crime.
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Calligraphy on the street

Submitted by Katie Meislahn of Bethlehem Middle School on August 18, 2011
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Calligraphy on the street

This man was in a park practicing his calligraphy using a large brush and water. There were other people in the park doing the same thing. (China)

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Lu Xun Memorial

Submitted by Stephanie Gronholz of Westminster High School on September 23, 2011
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Lu Xun

Lu Xun Memorial in Shanghai, China

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Oriental Pearl Tower

Submitted by Katie Meislahn of Bethlehem Middle School on August 18, 2011
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Oriental Pearl Tower

The Oriental Pearl Tower in China is a very cool building. Not exactly the prettiest building but with the blue sky behind it and the lights it is gorgeous.

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Rainbow

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Rainbow, Dun, Mao. Berkeley: University of California Press.
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Readers Across Cultures : Observing in China and at Home

Submitted by Jennifer Kraar of Winchester Thurston School on February 23, 2013
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Chinese readers were captured on film in Hangzhou and Shanghai during a few weeks in the summer of 2012. Students in the U.S. can gain insights about, and connections to, Chinese culture through observing this photo essay. Additional research about reading in their environment contributes to the students understandings.

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Readers Across Cultures : Observing in China and at Home

Submitted by Jennifer Kraar of Winchester Thurston School on March 26, 2013
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Reading habits of people in Hangzhou and Shanghai were captured on film during the summer of 2012. This photo essay was shared with elementary school students after they had observed and recorded reading habits in their own environment. Students shared the similarities and differences between the readers in China as observed in the photographs and the American readers in their neighborhoods. Assumptions about more general reading trends in both China and the U.S. were further explored through look at researched facts.

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