- published: 21 Dec 2014
- views: 718
Create your page here
Thursday, 22 September 2016
-
remove the playlistJingtai Emperor
- remove the playlistJingtai Emperor
back to playlist
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty
1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a time when plagues, revolts, and famine were prevalent in the nation.
2. Emperor Jianwen (1398-1402) Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty took over the throne after the death of his grandfather, Emperor Hongwu, in 1398.
3. Emperor Yongle (1402-1424) was an ambitious emperor
of the Ming Dynasty. One of his biggest and most ambitious projects during his reign was to widen the Grand Canal
4. In September of 1424, Emperor Hongxi took the throne as the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he died of a potential heart attack in May of 1425
5. Emperor Xuande (1425-1435). He was also known for
reducing taxes on imperial lands during his reign and allowing civilian control over the nation's military
6. Emperor Zhengtong ruled the Ming Dynasty from 1435 until 1449 and then again from 1457 until 1464 . He was the first child emperor of the Ming Dynasty, making him highly impressionable and easily influenced
7. Emperor Jingtai (1449-1457) was the older brother of Emperor Zhengtong and ruled in the place of Zhengtong for several years while he was in prison.
8. Emperor Chenghua (1464-1487) He took the throne at the age of 16 and changed government policies to include reduced taxes.
9. From 1487 until 1505, Emperor Hongzi was the emperor of China's Ming Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Chenghu and the name of his era means “great government.”
10. Emperor Zhengde (1505-1521) took the throne in 1505 at a young age of about 10 years old.
11. Emperor Jiajing (1521-1567) The cousin of Emperor Zhengde succeeded him in 1521 to become the eleventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
12. Emperor Longqing (1567-1572) After Emperor Jiajing
left the nation of China in disarray and corruption, Emperor Longqing took the throne with a goal of reforming the government
13. Emperor Wanli (1572-1620) Emperor Wanli was the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He reigned for 48 years, which was the longest rule of any emperor during the Ming Dynasty.
14. Emperor Taichang (1620) Emperor Taichang succeeded
his father, but his reign lasted for less than 30 days.
15. The 15th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Tianqi, ruled from 1620 until 1627.
16. Emperor Chongzhen (1627-1644) was the last emperor
of China's Ming Dynasty. During his rule, China underwent some horrible conditions, including famines, droughts, and uprisings by the farmers.
The death of Emperor Chongzhen, and the uprisings along various borders of China led to the downfall of the Ming Dynasty
Just click the following to be able to find a lot more content
http://themingdynasty.org/
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011
Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happens
Be sure to subscribe for more
- Thanks for watching! Before you leave, a "LIKE" rating is really appreciated and feel free to "SHARE" this with your friends!
Leave a comment if you want to see more
Twitter-https://twitter.com/MrBong011
youtube-http://www.youtube.com/user/Mrbong01111
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 3743
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".**
The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitation mini 4WD cars.
Bought at TESCO @ Paradigm Mall for RM4.90 (AUD1.70).
In a separate note, I visited the only Tamiya store in Malaysia ('officially recognised by Tamiya'), hoping to stock up on parts but...
1) shockingly under-stocked
2) the owner wasn't very knowledgeable
(eg I asked him which motor I should get for my very small 2-lane oval track. And he kept pointing to only one of two available motors saying, "Get this motor, very fast" repeatedly while texting on his phone.
Looks like the store deals more with Tamiya radio controlled cars.
3) On a good note, the shop did have a really big mini4WD track instore.
- published: 19 Jun 2012
- views: 12477
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生).
This is the third podcast in a series titled "The 21st Century Tang Poems". The series is designed to support the learning of aural chinese language skills and to allow people of all ages to understand the poem through the scenario placed in the podcast.
First installment is base on a poem written by Yu Qian (Chinese: 于謙) a native of Qian-tang (modern-day Hangzhou) , who was a Chinese Defence Minister during the Ming dynasty. He is best known for saving China when the Zhengtong Emperor fought the Mongol leader Esen Tayisi in 1449 and was taken prisoner at the Tumu Crisis. The Mongol armies came within 80 km of the capital Beijing at which point the Jingtai Emperor was installed as ruler of China.He is considered by many to be a Chinese hero.
The original text is:
石灰吟
千锤万凿出深山，烈火焚烧若等闲。
粉身碎骨浑不怕，只留清白在人间。
Please get involved and leave us your comments!
古诗: 石灰吟 (Shi hui yin)
Poet : 于謙 (Yu Qian)
Voice Talents: Lai Ai Fong, Crystal Gan Jia Min
Script Writer: Ho Ying Hui
Editing : Gristal Inggrawati
Music: Eunice Lim
Image :http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=19257&picture;=stone-and-circles
Image License : http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
- published: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 597
Jingtai Emperor
The Jingtai Emperor (景泰 IPA: [tɕìŋtʰâɪ]) (21 September 1428 – 14 March 1457), born Zhu Qiyu, was Emperor of China from 1449 to 1457. The second son of the Xuande Emperor, he was selected in 1449 to succeed his older brother, the Zhengtong Emperor, when the latter was captured by Mongols following the Tumu Crisis. He reigned for 8 years before being removed from the throne by his brother, who was restored as the Tianshun Emperor. The Jingtai Emperor's era name, "Jingtai", means "Exalted View".
Biography
Zhu Qiyu ascended the throne in 1449 after his older brother, the Zhengtong Emperor, was defeated and taken prisoner by the Oirat Mongols of Esen Khan.
The Zhengtong Emperor was eventually released in 1450 after the Mongols learned that the Ming government had installed Zhu Qiyu as the new emperor. After that, the Jingtai Emperor continued to rule as emperor while his brother was granted a technical title of "grand-emperor" and was forced to live in obscurity.
During the Jingtai Emperor's reign, aided by the prominent minister Yu Qian, he paid particular attention to matters affecting his country. He repaired the Grand Canal as well as the system of dykes along the Yellow River. As a result of his administration, the economy prospered and the dynasty was further strengthened.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -
https://wn.com/Jingtai_Emperor
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
- Loading...
-
3:26The Ming Dynasty
The Ming DynastyThe Ming Dynasty
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty 1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a time when plagues, revolts, and famine were prevalent in the nation. 2. Emperor Jianwen (1398-1402) Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty took over the throne after the death of his grandfather, Emperor Hongwu, in 1398. 3. Emperor Yongle (1402-1424) was an ambitious emperor of the Ming Dynasty. One of his biggest and most ambitious projects during his reign was to widen the Grand Canal 4. In September of 1424, Emperor Hongxi took the throne as the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he died of a potential heart attack in May of 1425 5. Emperor Xuande (1425-1435). He was also known for reducing taxes on imperial lands during his reign and allowing civilian control over the nation's military 6. Emperor Zhengtong ruled the Ming Dynasty from 1435 until 1449 and then again from 1457 until 1464 . He was the first child emperor of the Ming Dynasty, making him highly impressionable and easily influenced 7. Emperor Jingtai (1449-1457) was the older brother of Emperor Zhengtong and ruled in the place of Zhengtong for several years while he was in prison. 8. Emperor Chenghua (1464-1487) He took the throne at the age of 16 and changed government policies to include reduced taxes. 9. From 1487 until 1505, Emperor Hongzi was the emperor of China's Ming Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Chenghu and the name of his era means “great government.” 10. Emperor Zhengde (1505-1521) took the throne in 1505 at a young age of about 10 years old. 11. Emperor Jiajing (1521-1567) The cousin of Emperor Zhengde succeeded him in 1521 to become the eleventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty. 12. Emperor Longqing (1567-1572) After Emperor Jiajing left the nation of China in disarray and corruption, Emperor Longqing took the throne with a goal of reforming the government 13. Emperor Wanli (1572-1620) Emperor Wanli was the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He reigned for 48 years, which was the longest rule of any emperor during the Ming Dynasty. 14. Emperor Taichang (1620) Emperor Taichang succeeded his father, but his reign lasted for less than 30 days. 15. The 15th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Tianqi, ruled from 1620 until 1627. 16. Emperor Chongzhen (1627-1644) was the last emperor of China's Ming Dynasty. During his rule, China underwent some horrible conditions, including famines, droughts, and uprisings by the farmers. The death of Emperor Chongzhen, and the uprisings along various borders of China led to the downfall of the Ming Dynasty Just click the following to be able to find a lot more content http://themingdynasty.org/ -
1:48Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat failMing Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011 Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happens Be sure to subscribe for more - Thanks for watching! Before you leave, a "LIKE" rating is really appreciated and feel free to "SHARE" this with your friends! Leave a comment if you want to see more Twitter-https://twitter.com/MrBong011 youtube-http://www.youtube.com/user/Mrbong01111 Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail -
5:54Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".** The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitation mini 4WD cars. Bought at TESCO @ Paradigm Mall for RM4.90 (AUD1.70). In a separate note, I visited the only Tamiya store in Malaysia ('officially recognised by Tamiya'), hoping to stock up on parts but... 1) shockingly under-stocked 2) the owner wasn't very knowledgeable (eg I asked him which motor I should get for my very small 2-lane oval track. And he kept pointing to only one of two available motors saying, "Get this motor, very fast" repeatedly while texting on his phone. Looks like the store deals more with Tamiya radio controlled cars. 3) On a good note, the shop did have a really big mini4WD track instore. -
3:16石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生). This is the third podcast in a series titled "The 21st Century Tang Poems". The series is designed to support the learning of aural chinese language skills and to allow people of all ages to understand the poem through the scenario placed in the podcast. First installment is base on a poem written by Yu Qian (Chinese: 于謙) a native of Qian-tang (modern-day Hangzhou) , who was a Chinese Defence Minister during the Ming dynasty. He is best known for saving China when the Zhengtong Emperor fought the Mongol leader Esen Tayisi in 1449 and was taken prisoner at the Tumu Crisis. The Mongol armies came within 80 km of the capital Beijing at which point the Jingtai Emperor was installed as ruler of China.He is considered by many to be a Chinese hero. The original text is: 石灰吟 千锤万凿出深山，烈火焚烧若等闲。 粉身碎骨浑不怕，只留清白在人间。 Please get involved and leave us your comments! 古诗: 石灰吟 (Shi hui yin) Poet : 于謙 (Yu Qian) Voice Talents: Lai Ai Fong, Crystal Gan Jia Min Script Writer: Ho Ying Hui Editing : Gristal Inggrawati Music: Eunice Lim Image :http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=19257&picture;=stone-and-circles Image License : http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
-
The Ming Dynasty
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty 1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a time when plagues, revolts, and famine were prevalent in the nation. 2. Emperor Jianwen (1398-1402) Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty took over the throne after the death of his grandfather, Emperor Hongwu, in 1398. 3. Emperor Yongle (1402-1424) was an ambitious emperor of the Ming Dynasty. One of his biggest and most ambitious projects during his reign was to widen the Grand Canal 4. In September of 1424, Emperor Hongxi took the throne as the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he died of a potential heart attack in May of 1425 5. Emperor Xuande (1425-1435). He was also known for reducing taxes on imperial lands during hi...
published: 21 Dec 2014 -
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011 Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happens Be sure to subscribe for more - Thanks for watching! Before you leave, a "LIKE" rating is really appreciated and feel free to "SHARE" this with your friends! Leave a comment if you want to see more Twitter-https://twitter.com/MrBong011 youtube-http://www.youtube.com/user/Mrbong01111 Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
published: 18 Nov 2014 -
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".** The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitation mini 4WD cars. Bought at TESCO @ Paradigm Mall for RM4.90 (AUD1.70). In a separate note, I visited the only Tamiya store in Malaysia ('officially recognised by Tamiya'), hoping to stock up on parts but... 1) shockingly under-stocked 2) the owner wasn't very knowledgeable (eg I asked him which motor I should get for my very small 2-lane oval track. And he kept pointing to only one of two available motors saying, "Get this motor, very fast" repeatedly while texting on his phone. Looks like the store deals more with Tamiya radio controlled cars. 3) On a good note, the shop did have a really big mini4WD track instore.
published: 19 Jun 2012 -
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生). This is the third podcast in a series titled "The 21st Century Tang Poems". The series is designed to support the learning of aural chinese language skills and to allow people of all ages to understand the poem through the scenario placed in the podcast. First installment is base on a poem written by Yu Qian (Chinese: 于謙) a native of Qian-tang (modern-day Hangzhou) , who was a Chinese Defence Minister during the Ming dynasty. He is best known for saving China when the Zhengtong Emperor fought the Mongol leader Esen Tayisi in 1449 and was taken prisoner at the Tumu Crisis. The Mongol armies came within 80 km of the capital Beijing at which point the Jingtai Emperor was instal...
published: 02 Feb 2013
The Ming Dynasty
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 21 Dec 2014
- views: 718
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty
1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a ti...
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty
1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a time when plagues, revolts, and famine were prevalent in the nation.
2. Emperor Jianwen (1398-1402) Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty took over the throne after the death of his grandfather, Emperor Hongwu, in 1398.
3. Emperor Yongle (1402-1424) was an ambitious emperor
of the Ming Dynasty. One of his biggest and most ambitious projects during his reign was to widen the Grand Canal
4. In September of 1424, Emperor Hongxi took the throne as the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he died of a potential heart attack in May of 1425
5. Emperor Xuande (1425-1435). He was also known for
reducing taxes on imperial lands during his reign and allowing civilian control over the nation's military
6. Emperor Zhengtong ruled the Ming Dynasty from 1435 until 1449 and then again from 1457 until 1464 . He was the first child emperor of the Ming Dynasty, making him highly impressionable and easily influenced
7. Emperor Jingtai (1449-1457) was the older brother of Emperor Zhengtong and ruled in the place of Zhengtong for several years while he was in prison.
8. Emperor Chenghua (1464-1487) He took the throne at the age of 16 and changed government policies to include reduced taxes.
9. From 1487 until 1505, Emperor Hongzi was the emperor of China's Ming Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Chenghu and the name of his era means “great government.”
10. Emperor Zhengde (1505-1521) took the throne in 1505 at a young age of about 10 years old.
11. Emperor Jiajing (1521-1567) The cousin of Emperor Zhengde succeeded him in 1521 to become the eleventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
12. Emperor Longqing (1567-1572) After Emperor Jiajing
left the nation of China in disarray and corruption, Emperor Longqing took the throne with a goal of reforming the government
13. Emperor Wanli (1572-1620) Emperor Wanli was the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He reigned for 48 years, which was the longest rule of any emperor during the Ming Dynasty.
14. Emperor Taichang (1620) Emperor Taichang succeeded
his father, but his reign lasted for less than 30 days.
15. The 15th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Tianqi, ruled from 1620 until 1627.
16. Emperor Chongzhen (1627-1644) was the last emperor
of China's Ming Dynasty. During his rule, China underwent some horrible conditions, including famines, droughts, and uprisings by the farmers.
The death of Emperor Chongzhen, and the uprisings along various borders of China led to the downfall of the Ming Dynasty
Just click the following to be able to find a lot more content
http://themingdynasty.org/
wn.com/The Ming Dynasty
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty
1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the one that established the dynasty during a time when plagues, revolts, and famine were prevalent in the nation.
2. Emperor Jianwen (1398-1402) Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty took over the throne after the death of his grandfather, Emperor Hongwu, in 1398.
3. Emperor Yongle (1402-1424) was an ambitious emperor
of the Ming Dynasty. One of his biggest and most ambitious projects during his reign was to widen the Grand Canal
4. In September of 1424, Emperor Hongxi took the throne as the fourth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he died of a potential heart attack in May of 1425
5. Emperor Xuande (1425-1435). He was also known for
reducing taxes on imperial lands during his reign and allowing civilian control over the nation's military
6. Emperor Zhengtong ruled the Ming Dynasty from 1435 until 1449 and then again from 1457 until 1464 . He was the first child emperor of the Ming Dynasty, making him highly impressionable and easily influenced
7. Emperor Jingtai (1449-1457) was the older brother of Emperor Zhengtong and ruled in the place of Zhengtong for several years while he was in prison.
8. Emperor Chenghua (1464-1487) He took the throne at the age of 16 and changed government policies to include reduced taxes.
9. From 1487 until 1505, Emperor Hongzi was the emperor of China's Ming Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Chenghu and the name of his era means “great government.”
10. Emperor Zhengde (1505-1521) took the throne in 1505 at a young age of about 10 years old.
11. Emperor Jiajing (1521-1567) The cousin of Emperor Zhengde succeeded him in 1521 to become the eleventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
12. Emperor Longqing (1567-1572) After Emperor Jiajing
left the nation of China in disarray and corruption, Emperor Longqing took the throne with a goal of reforming the government
13. Emperor Wanli (1572-1620) Emperor Wanli was the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He reigned for 48 years, which was the longest rule of any emperor during the Ming Dynasty.
14. Emperor Taichang (1620) Emperor Taichang succeeded
his father, but his reign lasted for less than 30 days.
15. The 15th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Tianqi, ruled from 1620 until 1627.
16. Emperor Chongzhen (1627-1644) was the last emperor
of China's Ming Dynasty. During his rule, China underwent some horrible conditions, including famines, droughts, and uprisings by the farmers.
The death of Emperor Chongzhen, and the uprisings along various borders of China led to the downfall of the Ming Dynasty
Just click the following to be able to find a lot more content
http://themingdynasty.org/
- published: 21 Dec 2014
- views: 718
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 3743
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011
Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happen...
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011
Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happens
Be sure to subscribe for more
- Thanks for watching! Before you leave, a "LIKE" rating is really appreciated and feel free to "SHARE" this with your friends!
Leave a comment if you want to see more
Twitter-https://twitter.com/MrBong011
youtube-http://www.youtube.com/user/Mrbong01111
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
wn.com/Ming Jingtai, A3L Nyan Cat Fail
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011
Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well driving down the streets of lakeside and well just watch and see what happens
Be sure to subscribe for more
- Thanks for watching! Before you leave, a "LIKE" rating is really appreciated and feel free to "SHARE" this with your friends!
Leave a comment if you want to see more
Twitter-https://twitter.com/MrBong011
youtube-http://www.youtube.com/user/Mrbong01111
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 3743
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:54
- Updated: 19 Jun 2012
- views: 12477
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".**
The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitatio...
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".**
The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitation mini 4WD cars.
Bought at TESCO @ Paradigm Mall for RM4.90 (AUD1.70).
In a separate note, I visited the only Tamiya store in Malaysia ('officially recognised by Tamiya'), hoping to stock up on parts but...
1) shockingly under-stocked
2) the owner wasn't very knowledgeable
(eg I asked him which motor I should get for my very small 2-lane oval track. And he kept pointing to only one of two available motors saying, "Get this motor, very fast" repeatedly while texting on his phone.
Looks like the store deals more with Tamiya radio controlled cars.
3) On a good note, the shop did have a really big mini4WD track instore.
wn.com/Jing Tai Mini 4Wd 1 32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4Wd)
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my time".**
The point of this video is to warn people to not buy imitation mini 4WD cars.
Bought at TESCO @ Paradigm Mall for RM4.90 (AUD1.70).
In a separate note, I visited the only Tamiya store in Malaysia ('officially recognised by Tamiya'), hoping to stock up on parts but...
1) shockingly under-stocked
2) the owner wasn't very knowledgeable
(eg I asked him which motor I should get for my very small 2-lane oval track. And he kept pointing to only one of two available motors saying, "Get this motor, very fast" repeatedly while texting on his phone.
Looks like the store deals more with Tamiya radio controlled cars.
3) On a good note, the shop did have a really big mini4WD track instore.
- published: 19 Jun 2012
- views: 12477
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 597
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生).
This is the third podcast in a series titled...
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生).
This is the third podcast in a series titled "The 21st Century Tang Poems". The series is designed to support the learning of aural chinese language skills and to allow people of all ages to understand the poem through the scenario placed in the podcast.
First installment is base on a poem written by Yu Qian (Chinese: 于謙) a native of Qian-tang (modern-day Hangzhou) , who was a Chinese Defence Minister during the Ming dynasty. He is best known for saving China when the Zhengtong Emperor fought the Mongol leader Esen Tayisi in 1449 and was taken prisoner at the Tumu Crisis. The Mongol armies came within 80 km of the capital Beijing at which point the Jingtai Emperor was installed as ruler of China.He is considered by many to be a Chinese hero.
The original text is:
石灰吟
千锤万凿出深山，烈火焚烧若等闲。
粉身碎骨浑不怕，只留清白在人间。
Please get involved and leave us your comments!
古诗: 石灰吟 (Shi hui yin)
Poet : 于謙 (Yu Qian)
Voice Talents: Lai Ai Fong, Crystal Gan Jia Min
Script Writer: Ho Ying Hui
Editing : Gristal Inggrawati
Music: Eunice Lim
Image :http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=19257&picture;=stone-and-circles
Image License : http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
wn.com/石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Students (共和理工学院, 音效科技的应届毕业生).
This is the third podcast in a series titled "The 21st Century Tang Poems". The series is designed to support the learning of aural chinese language skills and to allow people of all ages to understand the poem through the scenario placed in the podcast.
First installment is base on a poem written by Yu Qian (Chinese: 于謙) a native of Qian-tang (modern-day Hangzhou) , who was a Chinese Defence Minister during the Ming dynasty. He is best known for saving China when the Zhengtong Emperor fought the Mongol leader Esen Tayisi in 1449 and was taken prisoner at the Tumu Crisis. The Mongol armies came within 80 km of the capital Beijing at which point the Jingtai Emperor was installed as ruler of China.He is considered by many to be a Chinese hero.
The original text is:
石灰吟
千锤万凿出深山，烈火焚烧若等闲。
粉身碎骨浑不怕，只留清白在人间。
Please get involved and leave us your comments!
古诗: 石灰吟 (Shi hui yin)
Poet : 于謙 (Yu Qian)
Voice Talents: Lai Ai Fong, Crystal Gan Jia Min
Script Writer: Ho Ying Hui
Editing : Gristal Inggrawati
Music: Eunice Lim
Image :http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=19257&picture;=stone-and-circles
Image License : http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
- published: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 597
back
- Playlist
- Chat
back
- Playlist
- Chat
3:26
The Ming Dynasty
Emperors of the Ming Dynasty
1. Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398) was the first emperor of the ...
published: 21 Dec 2014
The Ming Dynasty
The Ming Dynasty
- Report rights infringement
- published: 21 Dec 2014
- views: 718
1:48
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
-- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/mrbong011
Killian (TVSBOSH) making music well drivin...
published: 18 Nov 2014
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail
- Report rights infringement
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 3743
5:54
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
** WARNING : This video is 99.9% very likely to make you say,"This video is a waste of my ...
published: 19 Jun 2012
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tamiya Mini 4WD)
- Report rights infringement
- published: 19 Jun 2012
- views: 12477
3:16
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
This podcast is produced by Republic Polytechnic's Diploma in Sonic Arts Year Three Studen...
published: 02 Feb 2013
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)
- Report rights infringement
- published: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 597
The Ming Dynasty...
Ming Jingtai, A3L nyan cat fail...
Jing Tai Mini 4WD 1/32 Gold Dragon (Imitation Tami...
石灰吟 (Shi Hui Yin)...
photo: AP / Jens Meyer
[VIDEO]: Alien Fleet Passes Through Our Solar System And Ignores Us
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Sep 2016
UFO hunters are claiming to have once again spotted a secretive massive fleet of alien UFO spaceships flying through our solar system on the way to a nearby alien star system, Inquisitr reported Wednesday. The UFO hunters say images taken of the Sun NASA’s Solar and Heliospheric Observatory on Sept. 17 show a merchant fleet passing through our inner solar system on their way to a nearby alien star system ... UFO blogger Scott C ... ....
photo: AP / Gerry Broome
Emergency declared in US city of Charlotte after deadly police shooting
Edit The Times of India 22 Sep 2016
CHARLOTTE. Violence flared Wednesday in the southern US city of Charlotte, North Carolina, in a second night of unrest ignited by the fatal police shooting of a black man. Several hundred people taunted riot police in front of a hotel in the city center, during which a man fell to the ground. Witnesses said police brought him into the hotel after he fell, leaving blood on the sidewalk ... "We all see this as a tragedy." ... "Keith Lamont Scott....
photo: AP / FBI via AP
FBI's NY Bombing Focus Shifts To Two Men Who Took Suitcase Containing Bomb
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Sep 2016
Now that officials have Ahmad Khan Rahami in custody for setting a bomb in New Jersey and two in New York, the focus has turned to searching for two men who took a suitcase containing a bomb that did not explode in New York City, The Independent reported Wednesday.The FBI issued a poster showing “two unidentified individuals” investigators wish to speak with ... and 9 p.m....
photo: AP
Pentagon: Islamic State fired mustard gas at coalition forces
Edit Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 22 Sep 2016
WASHINGTON — The Islamic State extremist group fired a munition at an Iraqi air force base that tested positive for mustard gas, the U.S. Defense Department said Wednesday ... ....
photo: UN / Loey Felipe
Rouhani Raises Iran’s Standing at UN as Criticism Grows at Home
Edit Bloomberg 22 Sep 2016
For the first time in years, Iran is not the center of controversy at the United Nations. For President Hassan Rouhani, that counts as a win. . The annual gathering of leaders used to be where the Islamic Republic was denounced as a pariah by Western powers for the anti-Semitic tirades of Rouhani’s predecessor, Mahoud Ahmadinejad ... received U.S. approval to sell the first jetliners to Iran in almost 40 years ... after five decades ... ....
« back to news headlines
Anup Jalota takes the stage in Dubai on Friday
Edit The National 22 Sep 2016
The Emperor of Bhajans is set to enchant Dubai this weekend. Anup Jalota will perform at the Address Hotel at the Dubai Marina on September 23 with set packed with his signature ghazals and Indian devotional songs, also known as bhajans ... artslife@thenational.ae ....
The Mughal magic
Edit The Hindu 22 Sep 2016
Shraddha and Theatre Nisha joined hands to present this panoramic tale ... Indira Parthasarathy sets his play at the time when an ailing Mughal emperor Shah Jahan sees his sons fighting to succeed him ... However, the emperor’s younger son Aurangazeb ascends the throne, killing his other brother and Dara, and leaving a trail of blood to fulfil his all-consuming goal of “one language, one nation and one religion” ... and 7 p.m....
Italy's Olympic chief insists Rome 2024 Olympic bid will go on
Edit BBC News 22 Sep 2016
The Italian Olympic chief has reacted angrily to the refusal of the mayor of Rome to support the city's bid to host the 2024 Games. Calling the decision "demagogic and populist", Giovanni Malago insisted the project was financially viable ... "Hearing 'no' hurts," the head of the Italian Olympic Committee said ... In ancient times here, Roman emperors offered the thrill of bread and circuses to appease and divert a restless population ... ....
The Senecans by Peter Stothard review – at the court of Margaret Thatcher
Edit The Guardian 22 Sep 2016
This stylish memoir from the former Times editor recalls the politics of the 1980s through the prism of ancient Rome. Parallels between Thatcher and Emperor Nero are plain to see. In the election summer of 1987, five men met in a Wapping pub, the Old Rose ... speechwriters, journalists, lobbyists and commentators ... dandyism, fiction, wine, cars or in Stothard’s case book-collecting, an activity that made him into a “miniature emperor” ... ....
Mulayam Singh Yadav not ready to fade away just yet
Edit The Times of India 22 Sep 2016
LUCKNOW. The rumblings that continue in Uttar Pradesh's ruling Yadav family even after a truce was enforced last week have the clear stamp of its supremo's wrath ... Many of his supporters took it as an affront to 'Netaji' ... Not yet," said a source close to Netaji in the current power struggle, the reference being to the Mughal emperor who was imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb ... It was also his way of emphatically saying "I am the boss."....
Are these 6%+ yields too good to be true?
Edit The Motley Fool 22 Sep 2016
In this environment of lower and lower yields, is Aberdeen Asset Management’s (LSE. ADN) 6% dividend a panacea for your portfolio or a siren luring you onto the rocks?. First, the good news ... After years of talking up the world-beating potential of BRICs and other developing markets, investors began to figure out that when Chinese demand for commodities eventually slowed, the emperor would be discovered without clothes ... Debt load ... PFC) ... ....
(English) Sotheby's to Present Age of Elegance Selling Exhibition During HK Autumn Sale Series (30 September-5 October) (Sotheby's Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Sep 2016
(Source ... Hong Kong . Eunice Kwok . +852 2822 5509 ... The highly curated exhibition will also include, for the first time, an important group of objects by Carl Fabergé, the world-renowned jeweller of the Russian Tsars; highlighting this section are two exquisite enamel clocks, and a silver and jewelled casket presented by Emperor Nicholas II to Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg (1856-1921), Chancellor of the German Empire, in 1913 ... 62 x 67 cm....
Time is running out for Japan's economy
Edit Business Insider 22 Sep 2016
Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Haruhiko Kuroda attends a news conference at the BOJ headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, March 15, 2016. Recently, Japan’s second quarter GDP growth was revised upwards, to 0.7 per cent, after four consecutive quarters of stagnation. But don’t set your hopes too high ... In turn, Emperor Akihito has even talked of wanting to abdicate – to prevent Abe from reviving pre-war Imperial Japan, according to some analysts ... ....
Chicken for the last emperor: Nicholas IIâs simple sustenance
Edit RBTH 21 Sep 2016
Emperor Nicholas II, the last Russian monarch, who ruled from 1894 until 1917, had fairly simple tastes. He preferred simple and healthy food to complex dishes — especially in the dessert course ... The emperor was known to quote legendary Russian General Alexander Suvorov, who said ... The chaser was extremely popular among the officers of Nicholas’s guard, and the recipe is traditionally attributed to the emperor himself ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... ....
Goeido prevails in key clash of ozeki
Edit The Japan News 21 Sep 2016
The Japan News On the 11th day of the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo on Wednesday, the two ozeki in the field who have yet to win the Emperor’s Cup met for a key showdown. When it was over, Goeido burnished his credentials and kept his perfect record, while Kisenosato seemed to have all but lost his chance at promotion to yokozuna ... Goeido improved to 11-0 while Kisenosato fell to 8-3 ... No ... Click to play ... + - ... ....
Get tougher on use of mobiles while driving: SC
Edit The Times of India 21 Sep 2016
NEW DELHI. The Supreme Court told the Centre on Wednesday to consider harsher penalties than the existing six-month jail or a fine of Rs 1,000 under Section 184 of the IPC for using cell phones while driving ... The AG's answer was an emphatic no ... The court then posted the matter for further hearing on December 6 ... There is a nonchalant attitude among drivers and feel they are the emperors of all they survey ... RELATED. From around the web....
Post-War art highlights Heritage Auctions' Fine & Decorative Arts, including Estates, auction (Heritage Auctions Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Sep 2016
(Source. Heritage Auctions Inc). Press Release - September 21, 2016. Chinese Censer sees $35,000 Sept. 17-18 in Dallas. DALLAS - Heritage Auctions fall offering of Fine and Decorative Arts, including Estates, saw bidders pursuing fine examples of Asian objects and Post-War impressionist and Modern & Contemporary art ... Yasuyuki's artwork is highly sought after and he was appointed as an Imperial Household artist to the Japanese emperor....
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- Next page »
