哈达网
hada.com
hada(哈达) is a long piece of silk used as a greeting gift in Tibetan
and Mongolian culture. hada is the Chinese pinyin of 哈达. For
the introduction of hada in Chinese, please refer to hudong baike (互动百科)
– 哈达,
baidu baike (百度百科) - 哈达 and 献哈达 (present hada).
在中国社会科学院语言研究所编撰、商务印书馆出版的新华字典 (XINHUA ZIDIAN)第11版第178页中是这样定义哈达(hada)的：一种长条形薄绢，藏族和部分蒙古族人用以表示敬意或祝贺。
To know more about XINHUA ZIDIAN, please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinhua_Zidian
(in English) and http://baike.baidu.com/view/15526.htm (in
Chinese).
For English introductions,
please refer to:
(1) Etiquettes of Presenting Hada
(2) Dalai Lama presented hada to Chairman
Mao: http://www.cctv.com/english/special/dalailama/20080408/105345.shtml
.
(3) Listen to the song - colorful hada (多彩的哈达) in Chinese: http://www.cctv.com/viponline/20090326/105536.shtml
.
(4) Listen to the song - colorful hada (多彩的哈达) in Chinese by Lin Mei (林媚): http://www.kuwo.cn/yinyue/641507/
.
(5) Hada, a gift from the Tibetans
(7) Presenting
Hada in Tibetan Culture
(8) Tibetan Custom - Presenting Hada
(9) Hada: Incarnation of Friendship and Fraternity
Tibetan philosophy is my life. I began to
study Tibetan philosophy many years ago. I especially like Tibetan Pramana, the main representative work of Tibetan Pramana is Pramana Yukta
Nidhi. Some learning materials are in http://cn.hada.com
(in Chinese).
For friends from other parts of the world:
Note 1
(for Spanish speakers, mainly from Spain and most countries of Latin America):
I know that in Spanish, hada means fairy (仙女), but in here hada only means
哈达. Reference: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hada .
Note 2
(for Japanese speakers): I know that in Japanese, hada means 肌 or 羽田, and I also found that there
are more than 300 million search results for hada in www.google.co.jp, but in here hada only
means 哈达.
Note 3
(for Arabic speakers): I know that in Arabic, hada means “this” (这), e.g. “shu hada” means
“what’s this”, but in here hada only means 哈达.
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