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Wearing Sachets in Dragon Boat Festival

2. 11. 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 […]

Feng Shui Culture in Chinese Culture

2. 11. 2013

As we have introduced, there are many methods relating to the Feng Shui orientations, such as twenty eight Xiu, twelve Feng Ye, sixty Long, and Zuo Shan Jie Sha and so on. To sum up, we can obtain some understanding of them as follows: At first, the procedures of seeking for Long and observing Sha, […]

Wu Wang Crusade Against Zhou Wang

2. 11. 2013

The foreign students who start to learn Chinese in China could start to learn Chinese culture with the story from Zhou Dynasty. These interesting stories often encourage the foreigners to study Chinese in China and it occurred to them that to understand the Chinese culture, those stories play an important role. Since the overseas come […]

Sixie Jia with His Work The Qi Peoples Essentials

2. 11. 2013

The author of the book “The Qi-Peoples’ Essentials” was Sixie Jia, who was born in Yidu, Shandong province. He completed the famous agricultural masterpiece “The Qi-Peoples’ Essentials” during the years from 533A.D. to 544A.D, composed of the preface, the different versions, and the main text, which was composed of 92 pieces in all the 10 […]

The Essentials on Chinese Tea Pouring

2. 11. 2013

As is recognized by people who’d like to study Chinese in China that it is not difficult to simply make a cup of tea; but the challenge lies in how to pour tea adequately and properly in tea-pouring, as to different types of tea, different approaches must be adopted. There are several basic criterions to […]

The Invention of the Chinese Abaci

2. 11. 2013

Friends who’d love to learn Chinese in China must be quite interested about the use of the Chinese abaci, the exact date of the origin of the abaci are still unknown, and it is for certain that their usages must date back from a long time ago. In the documentation the Remnant Records of the […]

The Connotations of Qi and Tao in Taoism

2. 11. 2013

According to the doctrines of the Taoism, the Tao is the one that dominates the movements of everything, it can also be understood by language learners to learn Chinese in China as the “rule” that we are referring to today, the Tao is an entity, but the way it seems it emptiness. It’s worth noticing […]

The Chinese Manufacturing Technology of Bronze Mirrors

2. 11. 2013

Bronze mirror is a type of daily life utensils used by the Chinese ancients for reflecting faces, it is probably known by the foreign students who takes interest in Chinese culture and are interested in taking a trip to learn Chinese in China that before the popularization of the bronze mirrors, ancient Chinese people used […]

The Folk Literature in the Book of Songs

2. 11. 2013

For foreigners who come to learn Chinese in China, they should know that the Book of Songs is a very important content in Chinese culture. It is the first poems collection created in Shang Dynasty. In the Book of Songs, there are 305 poems are collected, all of which were written from the beginning of […]

Xing and Shi in Ancient China

1. 11. 2013

As we all know, name is an important part of a certain culture. Therefore, the foreigners who come to learn Chinese in China should know something about Xing and Shi. Generally speaking, women used Xing while what men used was Shi in the pre-Qin period. It seems a complicated concept for even Chinese people, so […]

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