Colorful Southwest: The Zhuang, Miao, Yi, and Dai Cultures of China
Zhuang, Miao, Yi, and Dai cultures in Southwest China feature colorful festivals, music, dance, traditional food, and daily life across mountains and rivers.
Colorful Southwest: The Zhuang, Miao, Yi, and Dai Cultures of China
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The Role of the Owl in Chinese Culture and Feng Shui Symbolism (Meaning, History, Usage)
Table of Contents 1. Owls and the Symbolism of Darkness and Nocturnal Activity- Metaphorical Meaning of Owls- Dual Symbolism of Owls in Different Cultures2. Owls in Chinese Culture- Owls’ Association...
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Phoenix - A Mythical Creature in Chinese Mythology
In China, the phoenix is an immortal bird that symbolizes the element of fire and is seen as a symbol of harmony, somewhat similar to the phoenix in Western legends....
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History and Meaning of Dzi Beads
Dzi beads are one of the most popular items in Chinese Feng Shui, and almost every Feng Shui store and online shop sells at least one type of Dzi bead.Due...
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Arowana: A Symbol of Wealth and Prosperity
The Golden Arowana, also known as the "dragon fish," is one of the most revered creatures in Chinese culture. Known for its long, sleek body and shiny scales that look...
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30 Essential Chinese Traditions and Taboos Every Tourist Should Know
By respecting these customs, you’ll not only show sensitivity to Chinese culture but also enrich your travel experience. Observing these traditions can help you gain a deeper appreciation of Chinese...
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The Significance of Numbers in Chinese Culture
Numbers play a crucial role in Chinese culture, where each digit has its unique meaning and energy. From auspicious choices in wedding dates to lucky phone numbers, the right number...
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Spreading Taoism Worldwide: Challenges and Opportunities in Modern Times
Taoism must look both inward and outward. By maintaining its core values while embracing change, it can strengthen its role in the world, contributing to the betterment of humanity and...
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Taoist Culture: The Timeless Wisdom and Faith of China
Taoism’s tradition of “revering heaven and honoring ancestors” deeply influences Chinese customs. Many households worship their ancestors through altars or plaques that honor the “Heaven, Earth, Ruler, Parents, and Teachers”...
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A Historic Encounter: A Civilizational Dialogue
With over 700 artifacts from China, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, this exhibition brings together three great civilizations in a dialogue of cultural exchange, showcasing how shared human values like collaboration,...
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Why Foreign Tourists Are Falling in Love with China: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity
Since 2024, China’s inbound tourism market has experienced a rapid recovery. Foreign visitors are returning to China in increasing numbers, from bustling cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen...
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Discover: A Cultural Journey Through Traditional Crafts
In today’s fast-paced world, preserving cultural heritage is more important than ever. One of the most captivating traditional Chinese arts is paper cutting—a craft that beautifully reflects China’s deep-rooted artistic traditions.
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Inheriting Chinese Traditional Culture - Lion Dance
Lion dance is an excellent Chinese folk art, also known as "Taiping Music" in ancient times. There are northern and southern lion dances. The southern lion dance is also called...
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The Art of Light and Shadow That Has Been Passed Down for Thousands of Years - Chinese Shadow Play
Shadow play, also known as earth shadow play, lantern shadow play, sheepskin play, donkey skin shadow play, and in some areas also called "skin monkey play" or "paper shadow play",...
