· 4th wall in 1368-1620 · Ming dynasty ruled China · They built thousands of towers and forts · Over 1 million people died Construction of the Wall · made of quarried limestone or granite · in some areas made of fired brick · again over 1 million men died · that's over 300 men per mile · Qin made 70% of population build the wall Importance of the Wall · at first it was ment to keep enemies away, later to keep away semi- nomadic thiefs · nowadays a very popular tourist attraction · Simatai - wall in original state · Beijing reconstructed part · Thousands of tourists every day Parts of the Wall · from Gulf of Bohai to Jiayugan Pass · divided into 101 sections in 9 provinces · well preserved in Hebei and Beijing · most popular is Badaling section in Beijing Interesting facts · Only 30% of the Wall in good condition · It's visible from space
· Local people are quite helpful, so you can ask the way to somewhere wth no problems. But also there are some bad things, like: Restaurantes are quite expensive. In shopping centres there are some well-known brands that are more expenisve than in other european countries. Street crime is quite frequent especially in old town where pickpockets are ,,hunting" tourists. For conclusion i'd recommend to come in Tallinn. Police catches more and more thiefs with every day. Through the economic recession the restaurant prices are cooling down and nightlife what i haven't mentioned is quite exciting also.
generation. Now if a language dies, the folklore dies with it. So we will also lose our ancestors knowledge, in what they believed in, what they valued. We will lose the myths and legends, how the world or a certain place was made. In fairytales people learn about virtues, how to make a difference between right and wrong. If that was lost, where will kids learn their values then? From society? Where there are liars, thiefs, frauds, hypocrisists, violent and selfish people? Or from cartoons, where a cat hits a mouse and the mouse hits it back? When languages die, songs and traditions die as well. Our ancestors use to dance and sing at parties. There were certain dances, for example kaera-jaan, and games, such as ''Me lähme rukkist lõikama''. In which people run around in pairs in circle and in certain place of the song, they start looking for another partner. And one will be left inside the circle
Connotataive look : - Computer code is encrypted by the software. Output code of the encryption seems like random characters, numbers and symbols. For the program, with right key and this code sequence, this is totally in order and it can decrypt it to reveal the message in a way that also humans could read it. 1:17 Denotative look : - Padlock with squares on its corner lightning up Connotative look : - Lock represents protection from the thiefs, security, and it can be opened/unlocked only by the person who have a key for that lock. In this video it means that the data is protected, safe from everyone else who dont need to know whats behind that code. The lighting up squares means that the protection has many layers, protecting the code does not just happen in a one way but many ways. Conclusion To conclude, it was interesting to analyse motion graphic piece from semiotical point of view,
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