


Who is this course for?
This course is designed for students who want to know the national conditions of China.
Ancient China created one of the greatest human civilizations. The Great Wall, the Terracotta Army, the Forbidden City and many other achievements are known to the whole world as the best representatives of Chinese civilization. But that was yesterday. Today’s China is making new achievements. Steadfastly following the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, the Chinese people have achieved economics, political and cultural prosperity through over 40 years of reform and opening up. More importantly, China is exploring a new model for long-expected harmonious development of its people and Nature.
This course gives the students a comprehensive look at the yesterday, today and tomorrow of this huge and important country. We hope you will learn about, feel and understand China through this course.
What you will learn from the course?
Located in the east of the Asian Continent and west coast of the Pacific, the Peole’s Republic of China is the third-largest country of the world with 9.6 million sq km of land area, behind Russia and Canada.
National Flag, Emblem and Anthem
- Sea and Land Territory
- Topography
- Water Resources
- Climate
- Land
- Plants and Animals
- Mineral Resources
- Ancient Civilization
- Unification and Dissemination of Civilization
- Post-17th-century Changes
- The Path of Chinese History
- Administrative Divisions
- Brief Descriptions of Provinces and Provincial-level Municipalities and Autonomous Regions
- The Road to New-type Urbanization
- Population
- Ethnic Groups
- Spoken and Written Languages
- Religion
- The Constitution
- Socialist System of Laws with Chinese Characteristics
- Political Systems
- National People’s Congress
- Presidency
- State Council
- Central Military Commission
- Local People’s Congress and Local People’s Governments
- People’s Courts
- People’s Procuratorates
- Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference
- Political Parties and Other Organizations
- Foreign Policy
- Friendship with Neighboring Countries
- Cooperation with Other Developing Countries
- Cooperation with Major Countries
- Multilateral Diplomacy
- Economic development and Transformation
- Economic Structural Reform
- Economic Restructuring
- Innovation-driven Development
- All-round Opening Up
- Coordinated Development of All Regions
- Agriculture
- Industry
- Service Industry
- Laws and System for Environment Protection
- Coping with Climate Change
- Air Pollution Control
- Forest Protection
- Wetland Protection
- Marine Protection
- Nature Reserves
- Protecting Endangered Animals and Plans
- ENGOs
- International Cooperation
- Education System
- Education Planning
- International Exchanges
- Science and Technology
- Innovations in Science and Technology
- International Cooperation
- Social Sciences
- Income and Consumption
- Employment
- Social Security
- Medical Care and Health
- Libraries
- Museums
- Preservation of Cultural Relics
- Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Natural and Cultural Heritage
- Literature
- Opera
- Quyi
- Music
- Dance
- Calligraphy and Painting
- Cinema
- Mass Media
- Fad
- Sports and Fitness
- Pastimes
- Travel
- Family Life
- Traditional Festivals