A Trip to Oroville's Chinese Temple - Iacono, Jeanne Maree
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Many early Chinese immigrants came to California to mine for gold and build railroads. They built many temples and shrines in California. Today, the Liet Sheng Kong Temple in Oroville is an important historical monument. This book offers children a visual "field trip visit" through Oroville's Liet Sheng Kong Temple and Museum Complex. Children will learn interesting information about the cultural beliefs and ways of life of the early Chinese immigrants such as the color red is the symbol of joy, happiness, and good luck, and the temple has no windows in order to keep out evil spirits, and…mehr

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Many early Chinese immigrants came to California to mine for gold and build railroads. They built many temples and shrines in California. Today, the Liet Sheng Kong Temple in Oroville is an important historical monument. This book offers children a visual "field trip visit" through Oroville's Liet Sheng Kong Temple and Museum Complex. Children will learn interesting information about the cultural beliefs and ways of life of the early Chinese immigrants such as the color red is the symbol of joy, happiness, and good luck, and the temple has no windows in order to keep out evil spirits, and also, door guardians protected entrances to mansions and city gates. Children will enjoy the illustrations of museum artifacts such as parade swords, sedan chair scenes, Chinese dolls and children's shoes with "cat eye" tips. Most of all, this inter-active book engages children throughout its pages. Especially fun is the do-and-learn activity on shadow puppets, one of the most enchanting Chinese cultural treasurers for storytelling.
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Autorenporträt
Even as a child, JEANNE MAREE IACONO, was fascinated with the stars and the moon, and astronomy was her hobby. She has an extensive writing background and has been contributing author of over a hundred scientific biographies for Van Nostrand's Encyclopedia 9th and 10th editions. As a writing specialist for local city agencies she has helped organize and promote farmer market, water conservation, and Earth Day activities for community events and school programs. Iacono also enjoys the natural beauty of the Earth. She has won awards for mixing the arts with her photography and poetry and capturing the power and beauty of country creeks and hidden natural landscapes of unique character.