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Chinese Han Dynasty Tomb Guard Dogs, Tibetan Mastiffs $245.00

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty pottery figure buddha 16thC Yamanaka mount $25.00

Antique Chinese Ching Dynasty Fighting Two Dragon Dish $45.00

Antique Chinese Sung Bronze Mirror Song Dynasty $1,200.00

PAIR OF ANTIQUE CHINESE QING DYNASTY KANGXI FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN VASES $2,500.00

CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY 18TH C. EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PLATE $16.50

CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY 19 TH C. CANTON ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN BOWL $20.50

TWO CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY FAMILLE ROSE JAR $50.00

PAIR OF CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY BLUE&WHITE JAR KANGXI MARKED $50.00

HUGE CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY BLUE&WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL $100.00

HUGE CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON BOWL $10.50

Chinese Hares Fur Song Dynasty Style Junyao Bowl $31.00

PAIR OF CHINESE ANTIQUES QING DYNASTY TEA CUP $9.38

Chinese Antiques Song Dynasty White Glazed Bowl $0.99

ANTIQUE CHINESE QING DYNASTY BLUE GLAZED JAR WITH CARVED HARDWOOD LID $12.50

CHINESE OLD COPPER INCENSE BURNER XUAN DE MING DYNASTY MARKED 14C $138.00

Antique Chinese Famille Jaune Qing Dynasty Footed Bowl $49.99

Oriental Asian Chinese Antique Figures Painting Art-Qing Dynasty Beauty sn01 $49.95

Fine Rare Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Huge White Nephrite Jade Bird Handheld $399.00

Oriental Asian Chinese Antique Scroll Painting-Qing Dynasty Ancestor Emperor $148.85

Qing Dynasty Archers Fine Bone China Tea Set 9-Piece Exclusive Collection Qing Dynasty Archers Fine Bone China Tea Set 9 Piece Exclusive Collection This nine piece (4 tea cups, 4 saucers and a Tea Pot with Lid) tea set with elegantly desinded Tea Pot features Qing Dynasty Archers Art Work on a white bone china surface detailed with 24 karat gold accents. MADE IN CHINA…

Chinese Rose Medallion Teacups – Hand Painted Porcelain, Set of 6 …

BK0033Y-Chinese Ming-Style Chair, Contemporary, China, Elm (Yumu), Asian Furniture: Chinese Ming-Sty $385.00 Lovely and classic Ming-Style Chinese chair, with simple lines and perfect proportions. The back rest crafted of is spindles and is curved at the top. The legs spandrels are simply carved. Very nice medium-brown finish.Would look most beautiful sold as a pair but can be sold separately. Price listed is for each chair….

The Hugo Masters, An Anthology of Chinese Classical Music, Vol. 2: Plucked Strings $8.99 …

The Emperor’s Shadow $19.98 The Emperor’s Shadow is a majestic tour-de-force that captures both the epic sweep of the formation of China’s first ruling dynasty and the poignant struggle of star-crossed lovers against the cold hand of tradition and the relentless march of history….

Ancient Music From The Chinese Dynasties (Digitally Remastered) $9.38 Ancient Music From The Chinese Dynasties (Digitally Remastered) – Beijing Instrumental EnsembleThis product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply….

House of Flying Daggers [Blu-ray] $8.42 No one uses color like Chinese director Zhang Yimou–movies like Raise the Red Lantern or Hero, though different in tone and subject matter, are drenched in rich, luscious shades of red, blue, yellow, and green. House of Flying Daggers is no exception; if they weren’t choreographed with such vigorous imagination, the spectacular action sequences would seem little more than an excuse for vivid hues…

Warriors of Heaven & Earth [Blu-ray] $11.99 Anybody hungering for a good old-fashioned Western needs to check out Warriors of Heaven and Earth, which–although it’s set in 7th-century China–has all the valor and spectacle of a John Ford picture. It also has a goofy supernatural streak, for the chopsocky crowd. The opening 10 minutes or so offer an alarmingly convoluted plot, but it swiftly settles down. What’s going on is that a long-exile…

The Turandot Project $2.99 …

Tai Chi Master $3.28 Tai Chi Master is the greatest “wire-fu” film from Yuen Woo-ping, best known as the martial-arts choreographer of the Matrix and Kill Bill films. “Wire-fu” films were created during the martial arts film resurgence of the late 80s and early 90s, and in terms of fight choreography, this is arguably the best of the entire genre. Tai Chi Master demonstrated Jet Li’s martial-arts abilities at their mo…

The last, the Qing or Manchu, but altought madame Mao was named Jiang Qing, she didnt belong to them

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Manchu Emperors
In 1644 when peasant’s uprising leader Li Zicheng ended the Ming Dynasty and set up a new regime in Beijing, the Qing army seduced a general named Wu Sangui to rebel against Li Zicheng. With Wu’s help, the Qing army successfully captured Beijing and rooted their regime there.

At the beginning, the Qing court carried out a series of policies to revive the social economy and alleviate the class contradiction. In politics, following the ruling pattern of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial rulers continued to strengthen the centralized system. Meanwhile, the Qing court resumed the ‘Sheng’ administrative system that originated in the Yuan Dynasty (1271 – 1368). Especially, in the frontiers like Tibet, Xinjiang, Mongol and Taiwan Island, the Qing court set out to enhance the power of the imperial ruling.

By the middle of the 18th century, the feudal economy of the Qing Dynasty reached a zenith, spanning the reign of Emperor Kangxi, Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Qianlong. So that period was usually called ‘the golden age of three emperors’. In that period, both culture and science were much more prosperous than any other periods of the Qing Dynasty. The notable book, The Imperial Collection of Four, was edited in that period. Also, a group of scholars and artists such as Cao Xueqin (writer of A Dream of Red Mansions), Wu Jingzi (writer of The Scholars) and Kong Shangren (writer of The Peach Blossom Fan) gradually appeared. In the field of science, the achievements in architecture were outstanding.

After the middle period, all kinds of social contradictions increasingly surfaced and the Qing Dynasty began to decline. Under the corrupt ruling of the later rulers, various rebellions and uprisings broke out. In 1840 when the Opium War broke out, the Qing court was faced with troubles at home and aggression from abroad. During that period, measures were adopted by imperial rulers and some radical peasants to bolster their power. The Westernization Movement, the Reform Movement of 1898 and the Taiping Rebellion were the most influential ones, but none of them had ever succeeded in saving the dying Qing Dynasty.

Finally, the Revolution of 1911 led by Sun Yat-sen broke out and overthrew the Qing Dynasty, bringing two thousand years of Chinese feudal monarchy to an end.