Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

Musical Institution Yue Fu in Han Dynasty

October 26, 2013

China‘s musical culture has an outstanding history, which needed the relevant institutions to process the management work. As a result, the musical institutions such as Yue Fu and Jiao Fang appeared gradually. Since those musical institutions were established by the imperial palace, they all had large scale with strict structure and management, greatly promoting the […]

Ningbo Pastry in China

October 26, 2013

Ningbo Pastry is a famous traditional pastry in the area of Ningbo city. With a long history, it is one of the twelve branches of pastry in the whole nation. When you attend to Mandarin leaning courses for Chinese learning, you would be told that three counties were originally built in Ningbo area as early […]

Painting Mater Dong Qichang in Ming Dynasty

October 26, 2013

Dong Qichang was born in 1555 and passed away in the year of 1636. Born in Huating County in Songjiang, he was a famous painter in the period of Ming Dynasty, lasting from 1368 to 1644. During Wanli period, he became a successful candidate in the highest imperial. He ever acted as an official when […]

The Ninth Ministers’ Conference of SCO Held in Beijing

October 26, 2013

During the period from June 4th to 7th in 2012, the ninth ministers‘ conference of the Cultural Ministry of Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states was held in Beijing. With the invitation of the Ministry of Culture in China, the delegations of 12 member states of Shanghai Cooperation Organization as well as the representatives of the […]

Steamed Bun in Central Shaanxi Plain

October 26, 2013

As we all know, the Guanzhong Plain in the central part of Shaanxi province is called eight hundred Li Qinchuan. Since the ancient times, it has been the famous granary. If you come to learn Chinese in China, you should know the steamed bun was the staple food in the north of China. As times […]

Origin of Tax in China

October 26, 2013

The original meaning of the character articulated as Shui was similar to Tuo in meaning, being extended to mean to give or release. As a result, when being used for levy, it implies to get and take in initiative aspect. From the side receives this act, it means to give and lose some belongings. It […]

Music Concert Held in London Albert Hall

October 26, 2013

In recent days, in the main blocks of the city center in London, you can often see the double-deck buses with the large posters of three famous artists, Song Zuying, Andrea Bocelli and Lang Lang. On the date of June 5th, the music concert performed jointly performed by the three famous artists in both the […]

Secret of Dragon Robe of Emperors in Ancient China

October 26, 2013

As we know, in ancient China, the clothes of the emperors were embroidered with the pattern of Chinese dragon. So far, it has had a history of nearly three thousand years. As early as in Zhou Dynasty, the dresses with the pattern of dragon with the head up called Sheng Long as well as the […]

Origin of Detachment of Women in China

October 26, 2013

The story of detachment of women, which is called Niang Zi Jun in Chinese, happened in the Spring and Autumn Period. When Sun Wu when to Wu State to help the king of Wu State to consolidate the monarch and strengthen the military force. Of course, the king of Wu would test his art of […]

Origin of Chinese Ancient Musical Instrument Guzheng

October 26, 2013

Among so many ancient musical instruments in China, Guzheng is very famous one which is a Chinese zither with 21 or 25 strings. The history of Chinese Guzheng can dates back to the Spring and Autumn Period, or even much earlier. According to the record of the book Wei Lve, the scholars at that time […]

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