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The Famous Springs of China

2. november 2013

There is a saying well-known by people who’d like to study Chinese in China that explicitly describes the intimate relationship between the tea and water, which goes like this: there are various types of tea, as well the various types of water, but only the tea made with from the good tea and the good […]

The Invention and the Applications of the Compass Rose

2. november 2013

The compass rose was invented by the ancient Chinese working class, as early as during the Warring States period, the Chinese Working people had discovered the loadstone has magnetism and could be used to point the North and the South, The scientists who are interested in Chinese scientific inventions and would like to learn Chinese […]

The Culture of Chinese Folding Fans

2. november 2013

The Chinese folding fans were originally called Knirps, Ju Tou fan, as well as Sa fans, the history of folding fans is also the witness of the blending of the Chinese and western cultures, it may have had already be heard about by foreign students when they learn Chinese in China that the folding fans […]

The Chinese Theories on Longevity

2. november 2013

It is well understood by people waiting to learn Chinese in China that the traditional Chinese medicine health care is the invention and creation of Chinese nation, there are diverse theories on how to achieve the goals of longevity, and they are called Longevity theory, which contains four major types. It is noteworthy for foreign […]

Acupuncture Moxibustion Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

2. november 2013

For those foreigners who are interested in traditional Chinese medical science, they must have heard about the acupuncture moxibustion therapy is so amazing. In the following parts, some basic knowledge and information about the acupuncture moxibustion therapy will be introduced to help students who lean Chinese in China to enrich their cultural knowledge. Some of […]

The History of the Medicated Diet in China

1. november 2013

In the ancient medical book “ben cao shi yi jing”, it presented that the food and medicine have the same source as well as herb and diet have the same function. For hundreds of years, the medicated diet has always been an important part of the food culture of Chinese nation. People who learn Chinese […]

Famous Nujiang River in China

1. november 2013

Nujiang River is an important river in China flows from the north to the south. The source is in Tanggula Mountains in Tibet. When you come to learn Chinese in China, you will know it flows through only Tibet and Yunnan but with a length of 2,816 kilometers, covering a drainage area of 324 thousand […]

Bronze Ware was the Symbol of Royalty

1. november 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 […]

Chinese Musical Instruments Drum and Erhu

1. november 2013

Drum is one of the earliest percussion musical instruments appeared in China. According to the legends, Emperor Huang ever killed the crocodiles to make drum. In modern China, a series of historic relics are unearthed, indicating that China has used drum as early as in the remote age. Foreigners who attend to school to study […]

Eight Dance Artists Won Lifetime Achievement Award

30. oktober 2013

The prize presentation ceremony of the second session of Chinese Dance Art “lifetime achievement award” was held on March 14th in Beijing. If you have come to learn Chinese language in China for a long time, you should know some of those who won the lifetime achievement award. They are Feng Guopei, Li Zhengyi, Li […]

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