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1. Explain the poll-tax-turned-land-tax policy of the Qing dynasty.
2. Look at the pictures below. Which chair is Ming-style and which is Qing-style? Tell the differenc between them.
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-Section 1
--Xanadu and Dadu of the Yuan Dynasty
--Religious Buildings of the Yuan Dynasty
--Buildings of Science and Technology in the Yuan Dynasty
-Section 2
--Reconstruction of the Ming System and an Overview of Its Cities and Architecture
--Cities and Towns Outside the Capitals in the Ming Dynasty
-Homework
-Section 1
--Forbidden City of Beijing in Ming Dynasty
--Imperial Altars and Temples of Beijing in Ming Dynasty
--Temple of Confucius in Qufu, Ming Dynasty
--Ming Xiaoling Tomb in Nanjing and the Ming Tombs in Changping
-Section 2
--The Buddhist Architecture of Ming Dynasty
--Taoist architecture of the Ming Dynasty
--Architecture of the Educational Institution of Ming Dynasty
-Homework
-Section 1
--An introduction to architecture of the Qing Dynasty1
--An introduction to architecture of the Qing Dynasty 2
-Section 2
-Section 3
-Homework
-Section 1
--Cities and urban facilities in the Qing Dynasty
--Government office mansions and architectural rules1
--Government office mansions and architectural rules 2
-Section 2
--Temples and altars, religious architecture and spiritual life
--Commercial architecture and econimic life
--Theaters and recreational life
-Homework
-Section 1
--Architecture: Europe and China & Imperial Specifications for State Buildings
-Section 2
--The architectural artisans 1
--The architectural artisans 2
--The architectural artisans 3
-Section 3
--Appreciation and Analysis of a Few Examples1
--Appreciation and Analysis of a Few Examples 2
--Appreciation and Analysis of a Few Examples 3
-Homework
-Section 1
--Introduction to the Chinese classical gardens
--The imperial gardens in Ming and Qing dynasties 1
--The imperial gardens in Ming and Qing dynasties 2
-Section 2
--Private gardens in Jiangnan (the regions south of Yangtze River)
--Private Gardens in Lingnan regions
--Private Gardens in North China
-Homework
-Section 1
--A brief history of the Chinese vernacular architecture
--The courtyard house of the northern China
--Tingjing style vernacular dwelling in the regions south of the Yangtze River
-Section 2
--Tingjing style folk dwellings of the southern China
--The Hakka earthen house in the southeastern China
--Cave dwellings in the Loess Plateau
--The architecture achievement of Chinese traditional vernacular dwellings
-Homework
-Section 1
--Residential buildings of the Manchu and Chaoxian (Korean) ethnic groups
--Architecture of the Uygur ethnics in Xinjiang
-Section 2
--Tibetan architecture in Tibet
--Multi-ethnic Architectures in the Southwest Regions
-Homework