Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

Wearing Sachets in Dragon Boat Festival

November 2, 2013

Wearing sachets in Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Chinese culture convention thorough China. Every Dragon Boat Festival, especially women and children wear sachets. Maybe this is a different way to pay the martrs to Qu Yuan and mourn over Qu Yuan’s death. Some of the sachets are exquisite. And there are lots of shapes […]

Laba Rice Porridge

November 2, 2013

Lunar December is called “腊月”in Chinese custom. Why it is called “腊月”? This origin is very early. It is said that since Zhou Dynasty, Chinese culture has called lunar December as “腊月”. In ancient agricultural society, every manner and Chinese culture custom is unavoidably related to agriculture production. Farmers ploughed in spring, weeded in summer, […]

Climb Mountains on Double Ninth Festival

November 2, 2013

Why do people climb the mountains on Double Ninth Festival? There are many stories about this Chinese culture custom. After Double Ninth Festival, the “Frost’s Descent” will come. In most areas of China, ancient people will climb mountains to dig herbs, pick fruits and hunt animals before the coming of the “Frost’s Descent”. When the […]

Midwinter Festival is As Important As New Year

November 2, 2013

In the twelfth lunar month, every place’s climate enters into the coldest period of a year. Because Laba Rice Porridge Festival is very close to Midwinter Festival, it will be unavoidable to talk about the Midwinter Festival when Laba Festival is mentioned. Since the Midwinter Festival in the twelfth lunar month, the coldest time of […]

Chinese Fengshui Starting from the Word Family

November 2, 2013

Fengshui is one kind of Chinese culture phenomenon in ancient China. There has no an exact definition and nature of fengshui. The answers to this matters can not been taken into statistics from all ages in the world. However, there is one approvable point from them. All of them think that both the producing of […]

The Legend of Graves and Buried in Hole

November 2, 2013

In Chinese culture, there are many legends about fengshui. In order to live and work in peace and contentment, the primitives were encouraged to practice choosing the living places and building the houses continuously. The instinct opinion about fengshui began to be put into the practice naturally. What’s more, it reacted against the new practice. […]

From the Hill Overlooking the River Living in the Hilly Places

November 2, 2013

The primitives who lived in the mountains before, while lived in the plat ground later. In Chinese culture, “阴” and “阳” are very important conception. They were not afraid to build “阳宅” which is for the living person to live in with the images basing on the hill and overlooking the river. At the same […]

Two Pictures to Explain the Eight Diagrams

November 2, 2013

The nutrition taking of thousands of years’ Chinese culture of choosing places to live in from savagery to Shang and Zhou Dynasties by Zhou Yi is far beyond the aspects of practice conclusion, essential factors summing up and good or ill luck proving. From living in caves of mountains, looking for and building up happy […]

Fengshui Culture About Living Place

November 2, 2013

In Chinese culture, fengshui is very important. With the help of the record of historical document, we have inferred and concluded the two features of choosing living places developing during the Xia, Shang, Zhou Dynasty. These two features are: first, the promotion of the technology, second the eager to predict the future has pushed forward […]

Divining According to the Orientation

November 2, 2013

Some examples in Chinese culture about Kan Yu Xiang Zhai have been recorded in the Lun Heng which is written by Wang Chong. For example, “子宅直府,午宅为破,不须兴功起事。” This sentence means that if the star which is named as “Tai Sui” was located on the north in the sky, at the same time, some one in the […]

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