Christophe/Bahamut/Tof/DongKe...et cetera

Voici qq images appétissantes, des plats faits "maison" ou dégustés dans des resto ou boui-boui de Shanghai; man man chi (慢慢吃 = littéralement "manger doucement" = bon ap' !!)

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Cuisine perso
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l'autocuiseur, (notre four+casserole+poele+...)


Omega 3 max !! (+bonus cours de chinois)


Soupe de poulet secrète, poulet, champignon (XXX), jujubes (hong zao), etc...


encore une préparation secrète de Liu Feng...riz, oeuf, condiments...



~~ des pâtes (normal en tant qu'étudiant ^^), des algues, des épices,...etc... et des petits cubes qui sont en fait du tofu (mei tofu), pouvant être plus ou moins épicé, le goût pourra en repousser certain, moi j'adoooore !! (on peut les voir au centre de la photo et dans le couvercle)


Salade de fruit, bananes et HuoLongGuo (Fruit du dragon)
+ mayonnaise !!!!!!!!!! yahaaa! j'ai eu peur au début et en fait c'est super bon !


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Cuisine out
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têtes de poisson de rivière au piment





Huo Guo (hot pot), version miniature, avec patte de poulet (hum~~)


Jiao zi (ravioli) et aubergines



petits poissons de mer frits à l'huile, riz et eau chaude~~

[I'll take more picture during my second visit of Shanghai museum, part 4, 5, 6 & 7 will be updated later, thanks]



~~Part Four~~ Chinese Painting

Chinese painting, a national fine art of China, is celebrated for its long history and distinctive styles. It emphasizes the execution of lines by brush strokes without any perspective limitation in subject expression, thus initiating a special painting system in the world fine art.

*Introduction of the art*

[Soon more informations, more pictures]

[Figure painting]
[Landscape painting]
[Flower and bird painting]
[Court painting]
[Literati painting]
[Dan Qing (traditional Chinese painting)]
[Free style painting]
[Four masters of the Yuan dynasty]
[Four masters of the Ming dynasty]
[Four monk painters of early Qing dynasty]
[Eight eccentrics of Yangzhou School]


~~Part Five~~ Chinese Ethnic Minorities' Arts and Crafts

China is a large country consisting of 56 ethnic groups of people. Various ethnical civilizations and cultures have assimilated each other and bring forward the splendid Chinese culture.
Costumes of these ethnic people, as symbols of their cultures, vary greatly in material, design, color, style and associated ornaments with their different ways of life, modes of production, religious faiths, aesthetic standards and geographic environments.
Beautiful textiles with woven, printed or embroidered designs and distinctive artifacts such as metal ware, lacquer ware, pottery, mask and carved and knitted works are the reflection of people's wisdom in art creation, skills of craftmanship and deep love for life.

[Soon more informations, more pictures]


~~Part Six~~ Chinese Seals

Seals were first used in China to validate the documents of high ranking officials. These official seals were called Xi. As early as the period between the Shang and Zhou dynasties (-1600-771 B.C.) and especially during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770-256 B.C.), Xi inscribed with "script writing" were widely used Due to changes in the social structure, a large number of private seals called Yin also emerged at this time. Xi and Yin seals became the artistic side of the fusion of "script writing" with engraving techniques which had flourished in China for over 2000 years.




~~Part Seven~~ The Ancient Olympic Games

[Impossible de prendre des photos dans cet espace. Plusieurs salles de ce lieu sont emplies de statues en provenance de ?? (Grèce ou autre musée étrangers), etc...]

~~Part Three~~ Chinese Ceramics

Pottery emerged in the prehistorically Neolithic period when human beings started to have a settled life and use fire for living. The phenomenon that burnt mud or clay becomes harder enlightened people to make their daily ustensils with mud or clay by firing.


Pottery and Porcelain, major differences...

Pottery: material: ordinary clay with iron content higher than 3%; temperature: below 1000°C; glaze: with low-temperature glaze or no glaze.

Porcelain: material: porcelain stone and clay with iron content lower than 3%; temperature: above 1200°C; glaze: with over 1200°C high temperature glaze.

Red pottery jar with a deep belley (6000~5200 B.C.)




White glazed pottery figurine of woman blowing Xiao (flute) (Sui dynasty, A.D. 581~618)


Polychrome-glazed pottery of the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618-907)




Foliated dish with underglaze blue design of melons, bamboo and grapes (Yuan Dynasty, A.D. 1271~1368)





Jar with underglaze blue design of clouds and dragons (middle 15th century)


Underglaze blue statue of man blowing a conch on an animal (Wanli Reign (A.D. 1573~1620), Ming Dynasty)



[atelier de poterie reconstitué]

~~PART TWO~~Chinese Bronzes

The Bronze Age in China started in 21st century BC and lasted about 2000 years through Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties. The bronzes, as a precious metal ware, were mainly used for ceremonial purposes bu upper class at that time. The variety and quantity of the bronzes that be used in an occasion could be a reflection of the owner's social status and power. It was high-technically cast in great varieties of category, sophisticated shapes and beautiful designs, and distributed in the middle and lower reaches both of the Yellow and Changjiang rivers and some remote border areas. The ancient Chinese bronze technology is one of the most important achievements of Chinese civilization.

~Wine vessel~



Name: Hu, in which the wine is contained

Name: Jue, from which wine is poured into a cup or drunk

Name: Zun, in which wine is contained, large or medium in size (ox shaped zun)

Name: He, in which water is contrained to mingle with wine (with a dragon spout and animal mask)


Wine container


~Food vessel~


Name: Ding, pot to cook or contain meat


~Water vessel~
Name: Pan, washing basin

Name: Jian, larged-sized container water or ice


~Musical Instrument~
Name: Zheng, percussion instrument

Bronze drums of the south-west minorities

~Armory~


Name: Ge, dagger axe

Pillow (!oreiller!) with five yaks