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A monument was built in Manila honoring Dr. Jose Rizal, featuring a statue of him and a plaque with one of his poems. Tinikling is the national dance of the Philippines, imitating the graceful movements of birds between tree branches. Sampaguita is the national flower, with a star shape and sweet fragrance. Mango is the national fruit, green when unripe and turning yellow when ripe. Boxing and basketball are the official sports, with Manny Pacquiao a famous boxer.
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This document categorizes and classifies Philippine folk dances. It discusses how these dances are categorized based on their geographical origin, nature, and characteristics. The dances are divided into national/local dances, occupational/religious/comic/game/wedding/courtship/festival/war dances based on their nature. The document also provides examples for each category and describes characteristics like dancers standing apart, little body contact, importance of hand movements, and beginning/ending with saludo.
Pliant like a bamboo
The document summarizes a Filipino folk story about a mango tree and a bamboo tree that call on the wind to determine which is stronger. When the wind blows, the mango tree refuses to bend and is eventually uprooted, while the bamboo tree bends gracefully and survives. It uses this story as an allegory for how the Filipino people have historically survived foreign domination by yielding and adapting to their conquerors, like the bamboo tree. The document argues the Filipino people are well-suited to this role through their ability to learn languages and adjust to different cultures that have governed the Philippines.
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The document provides an overview of Philippine literature during the Spanish colonial period from 1521 to 1898. It discusses the beginnings of literature during Spanish colonization. Various genres of literature flourished, including religious texts translated into local languages, poetic works by native writers, folk songs, plays and narratives. The document also outlines the influences of Spanish culture and the Catholic church on the development of Philippine literature, as well as notable historical figures from the period.
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Philippines julyzhia
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- 3. MONUMENT FOR DR. RIZAL A Monument honoring the author and philippines hero Dr.Jose Rizal was built in manila. The monument statue of Rizal and a plaque with one of his poetry. It says: Mi ultimo adios or my complete goodbye.
- 4. THE NATIONAL DANCE The philippines national dance is called tinikling . The Movements of birds inspire many traditional filipino dances of the heron. They imitate the heron-like tinikling gracefully and speedily walks beetween tree branches.
- 5. THE NATIONAL FLOWER Sampaguita is the nationall flower of the philippines. It is shaped like a star shaped blossom. It has a sweet fragrance. It opens at night and is droopless.
- 6. NATIONAL FRUIT Mango is the national fruit of Philippines. It is green when it’s not ripe. It’s color changes to yellow when it is ripe and the mango tastes sour when it’s not ripe.
- 7. OFFICIAL SPORTS The philippines’ official sports are boxing and basketball. The famous boxer is Many Pacquau. He is the best boxer in the Philippines. Boxers used to fighting with other boxers and the boxers that beat him is the winner.
- 8. FLAG MEANING The white stands for peace purity. The white triangle represent equality and nationalist organization. The sun represent independence and it’s eight rays represent the eight provinces that led Philippines uprising against the Spanish. The three stars stand for the three main geographical regions: Luzon Mindanao and Visayas.
- 9. LANGUAGE The Philippines have two language one is English. And the other language is Tagalog.
- 10. PEOPLE The people in people are called Filipinos. They speak English and Tagalog. More than half the of the people speak Tagalog.
- 11. ABOUT THE AUTHOR HI! My name is Julyzhia I am from the Philippines. I speak Tagalog at home and English at school. My favourite book is Ever After High. Thank you for reading