In which Asian country did a Cultural Revolution take place in the
1960s?
A: China.
In what country did India ink originate?
A: In China.
Translated as The People's Daily, in what country is this a major
seller?
A: China.
On the Chinese flag, what is the main color?
A: Red.
During the Cultural revolution almost every Chinese citizen had a
copy of Mao Zedon's what?
A: Little Red Book.
In February of 1979, what country did 300,000 Chinese troops
invade?
A: Vietnam.
Who did Apple remove from its "Think Different" ad campaign in
Hong Kong, so they would not offend China?
A: The Dalai Lama,
The animal that is the source of cashmere, a soft wool, is what?
A: The Kashmir goat which lives in India, China, and Iran.
Victoria, Cheshire, Poland China, and Berkshire, are breeds of
what animal?
A: The pig.
There are only two species of this animal, one living in China
and one in Mississippi, what is it?
A: Alligator.
What kind of animals are Zebus?
A: Humped cattle found in China, India, and northern Africa?
Where in the Chinese city of Beijing, did students build a
Goddess of Democracy in May 1989?
A: Tiananmen Square.
Microsoft was embarrassed when its Taiwanese programmers inserted
anti-communist slogans into software headed for where?
A: China.
The widow of which Chinese leader was arrested for trying to
overthrow the government?
A: Mao TseTung.
What country were fireworks invented in?
A: China.
Porcelain ceramic earthenware was produced in what country from
feldspar and china clay?
A: China
What landmark in China was visible from space?
A: Great Wall of China.
Chinese writings dating to the 4th century B.C. talk of fishing
with a bamboo pole, silk fishing line, and a hook made fro a needle,
but what did they use for bait?
A: Cooked rice.
What country was the only one still making steam locomotives in
1990?
A: China.
Americans call the Huang HO, China's second-longest river, what?
A: Yellow River.
Which island call itself the Republic of China?
A: Taiwan.
What do the Chinese call kwai-tsze, or "quick little fellows?
A: Chopsticks.
Which Asian country is home to 21 percent of the worlds
population?
A: China.
In China in 1992, how many expressways did Chinese drivers have
to choose from?
A: zero.
What female reporter was the only female reporter to accompany
Richard Nixon on his historic trip to China?
A: Barbara Walters.
Beijing, a city in China, was previously know as what city?
A: Peking.
The first US entertainment show to be shown in what country was
The Man From Atlantis?
A: China.
What was the name of the TV series was the first one to air in
mainland China?
A: Baywatch.
What was the name of the third wife of the leader of China's Long
March?
A: Jiang Qing.
The Chinese, in 240 B.C. first sighted what comet?
A: Halley's Comet.
Who overthrew the emperor in China establishing a republic after
2,000 years of imperial rule?
A: Sun Yat Sen.
In China, what are the Chicago Bulls know as?
A: The Red Oxen?
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