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  • in reply to: Session 3 - October 27 #44595
    Shurong Tu
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    The two lectures let me to think about Chinese dwellings a little bit. It is easy to understand that different dwellings like Tu Lou/土楼or Yaodong/窑洞 were built to meet different needs. These needs can be safety, weather/climate  or social economy reasons etc,. However, Confucius said in the “Analects”, The wise delight in water and the benevolent delight in mountains. Because of this Confucius culture, people usually interpret the water as the personality and the mountains as the moral conduct of a person. Therefore, Chinese people love to live by water or mountain area, or add water/ mountain (rocks instead sometimes) elements to inside or around of their houses, some plants as well to be harmony with nature.

    in reply to: Self-introductions #44421
    Shurong Tu
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    Hi! I am shurong Tu. I live in Oregon and teach Chinese language at a private school in Oregon. I and my family we often go to beach before pandemic and now we always commute from work, home and grocery store. A new formed quaratine habit is spendig more time online- This is why I am here to meet you and everyone else!

    I am looking forward to seeing everyone!

    Best, 

     Shurong

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