Chinese relationships
November 5, 2013
A matchmaker, named Xiang Liu, came to be well known in Beijing. She worked in a hospital and loved to do matchmaking during her spare time. Because of her high success rate, she was interviewed..
Learn MoreStudy Chinese: Happiness
November 5, 2013
Study Chinese with Keats School. Today, we will introduce a Chinese character, which represents “happiness” in English. In China, it is quite popular for people to get married during the Spring Festival or other traditional..
Learn Morethe Daybreak Bell and the Sundown Drum
November 5, 2013
晨钟暮鼓(chén zhōn? mù ?ǔ)—the Daybreak Bell and the Sundown Drum The tradition of the Daybreak Bell and the Sundown Drum began as early as the Han Dynasty. “晨” means “morning”; “钟” means “clock”; while “暮”..
Learn MoreStudy Chinese: 一心一意
November 4, 2013
Chinese idiom: “一心一意yì xīn yí yì” and “三心二意sān xīn èr yì” In the Chinese language, there are a lot of idioms formed with some numbers. These idioms are powerful, vivid and widely-used. “one, two, three”..
Learn MoreSuzhou: A Hermits Paradise
November 4, 2013
People say, “Above is heaven and below is Suzhou and Hangzhou”. In ancient China, Suzhou is said to have been a playground for learned scholars in their twilight years. If they were disillusioned with their..
Learn MoreThe Hezhe Nationality: Eating and clothing
November 4, 2013
Hezhes take fish as their staple food and have many cooking methods. They can fry or stew fish, and they like to make fish floss for storage, such as stir-fried fish, raw fish, sashimi and..
Learn MoreHenan-style Stewed Noodles
November 4, 2013
People from Henan love their noodles very much. The most popular kind of noodle shop in the province specializes in stewed noodles. This kind of shop is also very popular in other parts of China…
Learn MoreThe Basic Principles of Chinese Feng Shui
November 2, 2013
This article helps students understand Chinese culture feng-shui better. If you want to learn the most standard Chinese language and learn Chinese culture as the same time, learning Chinese at Keats is the best choice…
Learn MoreClimb Mountains on Double Ninth Festival
November 2, 2013
Why do people climb the mountains on Double Ninth Festival? There are many stories about this Chinese culture custom. After Double Ninth Festival, the “Frost’s Descent” will come. In most areas of China, ancient people..
Learn MoreLearn Chinese Feng Shui in China
November 2, 2013
In Chinese culture, the house for human being is the origin of Feng Shui Mode By learning Chinese in China, you may have notice that the Feng Shui Culture in Chinese culture originated from the..
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