Chinese Drum History
Why are so many Filipinos overly proud to know English?
I was just looking over some of the answers on the question about Koreans hating Filipinos and couldn’t help but notice people thinking so highly of Koreans visiting the Philippines to learn English. So, what? They have a very lively thriving economy, a big trade market and a good reputation around the world. What does the Philippines have to be proud of, knowing English? What else, Pacquiao?
The way I see it is because many Filipinos yearn the American lifestyle which I can’t say for Koreans, Chinese, Japanese and other Asians. They manufacture many of the world’s cars and electronics and actually have their own culture including their own philosophy, a rich history and music involving their own unique instruments. What do Filipinos use? Guitars and drums… I wonder where they discovered that.
Atleast we know English, right?
Filipinos are stupid!
They are proud of the stupidest things. Yes they know English but their English speaking skills have declined over the past few decades! This pride blinds their stupidity!
Chinese Drummer and Sheng jamming!!!!! Temple of Heaven!!
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The World of Suzie Wong $14.98 Story of the love between a struggling American artist and a beautiful Chinese prostitute in Hong Kong.Genre: Feature Film-DramaRating: NRRelease Date: 29-JUN-2004Media Type: DVD… |
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The AK-47 and AK74 Kalashnikov Rifles and Their Variations $15.60 This is the newest book in the “Shooter’s and Collector’s Guide” series. Prepared with the help of members of the Kalashnikov Collectors Association, this 188 page book surveys every variation of the 7.62 AK-47 and the 5.45 AK-74 developed in the old Soviet Union on a part-to-part basis to permit easy identification of original rifles and those made from kits available from various manufacturers i… |
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Flower Drum Song $7.00 “A funny and clever radical revision of the 1958 Broadway hit.”—Time magazine”An artistic success, revealing a revitalized score and a dramatic complexion that’s far richer than the original.”—Variety”One of the Year’s 10 Best.”—Los Angeles TimesOne of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s most compelling love stories is re-made enchantingly in a new adaptation by the renowned Asian-Am… |
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Imperial China : The Art of the Horse in Chinese History $4.50 This exhibition features a stunning range of objects related to the horse in Chinese art drawn from the collections from many museums in the Shaanxi province. It includes bronze fittings, chariots, swords, and gold ornaments from the Western and Eastern Zhou dynasties, earthern wares from the Qin dynasty, and numerous Tang, Yuan and Ming glazed terracotta sculptures. The essays discuss the … |
