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Silk Painting in China

November 1, 2013

The Chinese painting has experienced a long history from the beginning, development to mature age. Some of the foreigners who learn Chinese in China may be told that the origin of Chinese painting was in the Neolithic Period. The human beings formed the consciousness of painting in the process of working. The one the students […]

Yellow Color in Ancient China

November 1, 2013

In the ancient China, people worshiped the yellow color because it was often seen as the symbol of monarchical power. When you come to study Chinese in China, you may be told it originated from the idea of respecting the soil held by the people lived on agriculture. Of course, it is also closely related […]

Mulian Opera and Story Mulian Saving Mother

November 1, 2013

Mulian’s father was a person always ready to go charity. However, his mother didn’t believe in Buddhism. When you learn Chinese in China, you may know she was not only drinking but also showed no respect to people, even destroyed the Buddhist scriptures. The later Mulian opera is about the story of his mother. The […]

Bronze Ware was the Symbol of Royalty

November 1, 2013

When you come to study Mandarin in China, you should first know the bronze ware was the ware combining copper, tin and lead produced during the period from Shang Dynasty to Warring States. As a matter of fact, about the origin, the bronze wares may have existed before Shang period. The appearance of bronze ware […]

Famous King of Singing Luo Yusheng

November 1, 2013

Born in Shanghai in the year of 1914, Luo Yusheng was a famous drum performer in China. When you come to study Mandarin in China, you may hear her stage name is Xiao Cai Wu. She started to learn Peking Opera as early as in her nine. In the year of 1951, she joined in […]

Birth Custom of Han People in China

November 1, 2013

When the women are pregnant, people call it Youxi. In the second day after the baby is born, Chinese people often hold Sanzhao. When you study Chinese in China, you may know most babies keep their eyes closed within three days. It is a kind of birth custom that the children should first see father […]

Theories of Philosopher Xun Zi in Pre-Qin Period

November 1, 2013

The ancient book and record Xun Zi is about the behaviors and theories of Xun Zi, the representative of Confucian School. During the period when you study Chinese in China, teachers may tell you his thoughts were greatly different from those of Meng Zi. The former proposed that people’s nature is bad while the latter […]

Great Poet Li Bai in Tang Dynasty

November 1, 2013

If the foreign students are interested in the ancient poetry in China when they come to study Chinese in China, they must have known the great poet Li Bai. He is regarded as the most outstanding poet in the peak of Tang period. You may also hear he was another great romanticism poet after Qu […]

Lama Tower in Tibetan Buddhism

November 1, 2013

The Lama Tower in Tibetan Buddhism is different from the traditional Buddhism tower in central China, in which the pavilion is the main element. If you come to learn Chinese in China, you may see it has the shape of the bottle. And it originates from the Stupa Tower in India. The earliest Lama Tower […]

Cooking Methods of Chinese Cuisine

November 1, 2013

There are many techniques and ways to cook Chinese cuisine. Two of them are named Peng and Tie. When you come to study Mandarin in China, you should know Peng is one of the important cooking methods to fry quickly in hot oil and stir in sauce. It is on the bass of cooking methods […]

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