The use of squat toilets in China may not be among the “top 10” choices for holidaymakers, Read More
Foot Bindin in Ancient China
Foot binding was the practice of curling young girls’ feet to modify their shape. It was prevalent in ancient China. Read More
China’s Park Life, No Better Way to See All Things in China
If going to a People’s Park is part of your tour in China, don’t write it off before you’ve been. There is no better way to see all things Chinese — park life in China is thriving. Read More
The Marriage Market in China, Finding the Perfect Partner
China is full of unique cultural surprises, perhaps the most surprising of which is its marriage market. Read More
Chinese Pottery, the Oldest Artwork of Human Beings
Pottery is probably man’s oldest work of art. As early as the neolithic age Read More
Chinese Kites, A Phoenix-shaped Kite
In ancient China, kites were called “paper kites”. Originally regarded as a technique, it also occupies an important place in many art collections and is considered to have unique artistic value. Read More
The Double Ninth Festival,Chinese pinyin: Chong Yang Festival
The Double Ninth Festival is celebrated on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. Read More
Political Advisory Body Urges Inclusion of Tai Chi on World Heritage List
The Chinese Peasants and Workers Democratic Party (CPWDP) Read More
Nanyin Music,One of the Oldest Existing Music Genres in China
Nanyin is one of the oldest extant musical genres in China, Read More
Legend of Chinese Valentine’s Day, Traditional Love Story
Look up at the sky today and you will find romance in the deep blue. According to the celestial phenomena, the ancient Chinese people created this love story, and the earliest records of this fairy tale date back 2,600 years. Read More