Southeast Asia Mission- Chinese Lanterns

Chinese Lanterns Originating from Eastern Han Dynasty, Chinese lanterns were used as lamps in ancient China.  The lanterns were made Continue reading →

Fishing Boats

Since ancient times, many people of Southeast Asia have lived in small villages. In fact, Southeast Asians consume seafood at Continue reading →

Southeast Mission: Sickles

The little thing showed in the picture above is sickle. Sickles are handy harvesting tools that are long, sharp, curved knives, which Continue reading →

Spice Trade in Southeastern Asia

“He who controls the spice, controls the universe.” -Baron Harkonnen (Dune) Beginning with biblical times and even during the reign of Continue reading →

Southeast Asian Artifact

  By: Cole Hartsell This ship wheel represents the Buddhist symbol for religion. Southeast Asia is extremely diverse in ethnic Continue reading →

Myanmar Lacquerware

In Myanmar, thee tree Thit-si produces resin. Lacquer is the sap of an indigenous tree that hardens into a natural Continue reading →

The Prambanan Temple Compounds

  The Prambana Temple compounds are located in Central Java, Indonesia. It dates back to the 10th century. It is Continue reading →

Mission: Discover East Asia | Japanese Archipelago, Seoul, Feudal Japan, Chinese Population and the One Child Policy

Japanese Archipelago “Japan is a shimaguni (island country): The Japanese archipelago (island chain) consists of four main islands–Honshû, Shikoku, Kyûshû Continue reading →