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Book of History

October 26, 2013

The Book of History is a collection of historical documents in ancient China and it is also known as the Book. The Chinese spelling of the book’s name is Shang Shu. Shang means the ancient time of China. Shu means the history which is carved on the surface of bamboo. Thus, Shang Shu means the […]

The 9th Hong Kong Literature Festival Opens Up

October 26, 2013

The 9th Hong Kong Literature Festival opened up on June 28th. The theme of this festival centered on the connection with writing to create an opportunity through which the public could have different perspectives to know literature art and enjoy the charm of the literature works. The literature works would explore the mysterious beauty of […]

Cultural Relics of Sanxingdui Site Would Be Displayed

October 26, 2013

The news from the Sanxingdui Site Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan Province said that the 67 pieces of cultural relics in Sanxingdui Site would be displayed from Sep. 2014 in the United States. The itinerant exhibition would last for 10 months. Following the first appearance on the electronic display screen in March in New York Times […]

Basic Information of Glassware in China

October 26, 2013

In Chinese language, the glassware is called Bo Li Qi. The appearance of the glassware in China was in the late of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, about the middle of the 14th century. In addition, when you attend to Chinese school to study Mandarin, teachers would tell you that the craftsmanship […]

The 3rd Chinese Paper-cut Art Festival Opened in Weixian County

October 26, 2013

The third session of China paper-cut art festival and the second session of Weizhou international paper-cut art festival were held in Weixian County in Hebri Province, which is called the hometown of China paper-cut art. At the opening ceremony, more than 1600 paper-cut artists, experts, scholars, international friends from eight different countries as well as […]

The Number of Chinese Ethnic Languages in China

October 26, 2013

We all know that there are totally 56 nationalities in China. But do you know how many languages spoken by so many peoples in China? Han people, Hui nationality and Man nationality all speak Mandarin Chinese while other 12 groups have their own writings such as Mongoloid, Tibetan, Uyghur people, Kazak people, Kirgiz people, Yi […]

Jilin Northern Lake Ski Resort in China

October 26, 2013

Located in the city area of Jilin City, Jilin Northern Lake Ski Resort was originally built in the year of 1993. It is situated in the place with the east longitude of 126 degrees and the northern latitude of 43 degrees, about 53 kilometers away from the city center of Jilin and 141 kilometers of […]

The Fifth Manas International Culture Tourism Festival

October 26, 2013

The fifth Manas international culture and tourism festival opened up in Xinjiang. The festival was also a chance to present the fourth international tourism photography festival. The event was held in Akto County in Pamir Mountain, Xinjiang. There were many activities of the festival and the contents of the activities differed from one another. The […]

Sheng- One Technical Term of the Beijing Opera

October 26, 2013

Hangdang is a technical term of the Peking opera and it is the unity of the image type and pattern. The characters in the play act differently according to different roles requirements. Hangdang is a special performance system of Chinese operas. From the perspective of contents, Hangdang is the visualized type of the art and […]

Another Name of Opera Circle – Li Yuan Hang

October 26, 2013

There is another name for the operatic circle in China, Liyuan, which stemmed from an ancient story. As a romantic emperor of the Tang Dynasty (618AD~907AD) in the history of China, Tang Ming Emperor loved music, dance and opera very much. Therefore, he recruited a lot of geisha and maiko into the palace and cultivated […]

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