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China: The Great Cultural Mix
- 1977 ----- color ----- 17 min ----- 16mm
- (Chinese History series, Part 5) Covers the disintegration of the Han empire, the formation of new dynasties and new developments in religion and art (220 A.D. to 581 A.D.) through a variety of artifacts, documents and art materials. After the Han dynasty China was divided into three kingdoms--Wu, Shu-han and Wei--but warring among them decimated the population. The Emperor allowed non-Chinese tribes inside the Great Wall. The empire evolves into the Northern and Southern Dynasties (386-589 A.D.). Compares the influence of Buddhism and Confucianism. Achievements in the arts, sciences and technology reached historical heights and the North and South gradually merged into a new Chinese tradition.
- Topics: (China, History: Asian)
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