Asian cultures have contributed greatly in various fields such as performing arts, literature, and sports. Notable contributions include Bollywood films that have found success both in India and abroad, traditional Japanese arts like Noh theater and Kabuki, and epics from India and Indonesia that explore political and social issues. Several Asian authors have won the Nobel Prize in Literature, such as Yasunari Kawabata from Japan. In sports, Asian athletes have excelled in basketball, chess, billiards, bowling, shooting and athletics.

1. Mga Kontribusyong Asyano sa Daigdig

2. Humanities Saklaw nito ang sayaw, awitin, at dulaan

3. 3 IDIOTS Highest grossing Bollywood movie movie of all time, with strong showings at home and abroad raising hopes for further cross-over hits for Indian films.

4. Bollywood 900 pelikula isang taon SATYAJIT RAY-APU TRILOGY

5. JAPAN NOH

6. NOH

7. KABUKI

8. INDONESIA GAMELAN orkestra

9. Wayang kulit Pagtatanghal sa Indonesia na gumagamitan ng anino ng puppet -epiko - isyung pulitikal

10. PANITIKAN

11. INDIA MAHABHARATA RAMAYANA PANCHATANRA

12. PANITIKAN RABINDRANATH TAGORE NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE PAMBANSANG AWIT NG INDIA

13. PANITIKAN GAO XINGJIAN NOBEL PRIZE 2000 SOUL MOUNTAIN

14. PANITIKAN KAWABATA YASUNARI NOBEL PRIZE 1968 SNOW COUNTRY THE SOUND OF THE MOUNTAIN

15. PANITIKAN The Old Capital is the one that made the deepest impression in the author's native country and abroad. In 1959 Kawabata received the Goethe-medal in Frankfurt.

16. SHMUEL YOSEF AGNON-ISRAEL YESTERDAY AND THE DAY BEFORE WWI, WW2 AND ZIONISM

17. PALAKASAN

18. BASKETBOL Yao Ming. Currently playing for the Houston Rockets, this Chinese-born man is currently one of the most famous and popular Asian basketball players of all time. Standing at a towering 7'6", he's also the tallest player in the NBA in 2010.

19. Wat Misaka. Hailing from Japan, he is the first Asian Pacific Islander to have ever played in the NBL, one of the forerunners of the NBA. Though his tenure on the New York Knicks was short-lived, his presence on the team makes him one of the most groundbreaking Asian basketball players of all time.

20. Wang Zhizhi. Standing at seven feet tall, he was the first Chinese player to join the NBA. He played for the Dallas Mavericks starting in April 2001.

21. ASIA NCAA STAR Jeremy Lin. Standing at 6'3", this junior at Harvard leads the team in points, assists, and steals. Despite his meek presence in the NCAA, he's still one of the best Asian American basketball players of all time.

22. Kelvin Kim. This point guard used to play for UCLA before transferring to a starting position for UC San Diego. He's famous for speaking out against the racism that many Asian American basketball players feel in the college league.

23. Kirk Kim. Though a relative unknown in the larger circle of the NCAA, this Korean American played for the University of California, Berkeley during his undergraduate career. Having been interviewed concerning the trials he faced in the league as an Asian, he's considered by many to be the most outspoken Asian basketball player of all time.

24. Kelvin Kim. This point guard used to play for UCLA before transferring to a starting position for UC San Diego. He's famous for speaking out against the racism that many Asian American basketball players feel in the college league.

25. Kosuke Takeuchi. Currently playing for the Aisin Sea Horses, this power forward is considered to be one of the best Asian basketball players of all time. He played for Keio University before joining the JBL.

26. Jayram Jay. Born in India in 1981, he was known for his relatively tall stature in the Asian circle, standing at 6'3". When participating in the 2009 FIBA Championship for Men, he averaged 5 points per game and 3 rebounds per game.

27. Tomoo Amino. Also playing for the Aisin Seahorses in the JBL, this Japanese native is is a prominent forward and guard. Born in Tokyo, he towers over the competition by standing at 6'5".

28. MENGKE BATEER

29. ONYOK VELASCO SILVER MEDALIST -OLYMPICS

30. MANNY PACQUIAO

33. CHESS VISWANATHAN ANAND- India

34. Susanto Megaranto Indonesia Pinakabatang grandmaster

35. CHESS MARK PARAGUA Eugene Torre

36. CHESS Filipino Grandmaster (GM) Wesley Barbasa So

37. IBA PANG PALAKASAN

38. LYDIA DE VEGA- MERCADO sprinting

39. Si Lydia de Vega, na kilala ngayon bilang Lydia de Vega-Mercado, ang itinuring na pinakamabilis na babaeng tumakbo sa paligsahan sa Asya noong dekada 1980. Dalawang ulit siyang nakapag-uwi ng medalyang ginto sa Asian Games sa takbuhang may layong 100 metro, ang isa noong 1982 Asiad, at ang ikalawa ay noong 1986. Noong Asiad Games sa Seoul, South Korea, nagwagi ng medalyang pilak si Lydia sa takbuhang may layong 200 metro. Dalawang medalyang ginto ang nakamit niya sa Southeast Asian Games na ginanap sa Maynila noong 1981. Siya ang kauna-unahang babaeng lumahok at tumakbo sa lárang ng atletika noong Olimpiyada. Noong 1983, ipinakita ni Lydia ang kaniyang husay sa pagtakbo nang muling makamit niya ang medalyang ginto sa SEA Games na ginanap sa Singapore noong 1993.

40. ELMA MUROS 50 meter sprint

41. ERIC BUHAIN-SWIMMING

42. ERIC BUHAIN swimming

43. JETHRO DIONISIO shooting

44. Jethro Dionisio is the fastest steel shooter alive today. Nobody will argue with Jethro T. Dionisio's impressive championship record that includes three Steel Challenge (World Speed Shooting Championship) crowns (1990, 1992, 1993) and three World Shoot-off Championships (1993, 1994, 1995). His six world titles stand as the most dazzling string of world shooting championships in the 1990s. In an action world traditionally dominated by shooters from the U.S.A., Jethro is the only non-American who has made it into the elite circle of world-class shooting champions. He walks confidently on the same playing field as Rob Leatham, Jerry Barnhart, Doug Koenig, Micky

45. In an action world traditionally dominated by shooters from the U.S.A., Jethro is the only non-American who has made it into the elite circle of world-class shooting champions. He walks confidently on the same playing field as Rob Leatham, Jerry Barnhart, Doug Koenig, Micky

46. EFREN BATA REYES billiards

47. DJANGO BUSTAMANTE billiards

48. RAFAEL- PAENG NEPOMUCENO

49. RAFAEL- PAENG NEPOMUCENO Recognition by World Bowling Writers came first in 1984 when he was named World Bowler of the Year. This honor was repeated in the following year and again in 1992. Then came the most prestigious award of being elected to the WBW Hall of Fame in 1993, the first to receive that honor.

50. RAFAEL- PAENG NEPOMUCENO This honor was repeated in the following year and again in 1992. Then came the most prestigious award of being elected to the WBW Hall of Fame in 1993, the first to receive that honor.