A Meaningful Story: kindness in sparing humiliation
2013년 11월 05일
It so happened during the Spring and Autumn Period that King Zhuang (?-951BC) of the State of Chu was feting his ministers when the lamps suddenly went out. Taking advantage of the darkness, someone among..
더 알아보기Tea Seta made of diverse materials
2013년 11월 05일
Tea sets in China are made of various materials, including metal, porcelain, pottery, purple clay, lacquer, wood, bamboo and glass. Tea sets made of metal were served for the noble, and civilians commonly used porcelain..
더 알아보기(Ⅰ)Chinese people’s love for the 12 animals
2013년 11월 05일
To represent years, China uses 12 different animals, each of which corresponds to one of the Earthy Branches. These animals are the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig…
더 알아보기(Ⅱ)Chinese people’s love for the 12 animals
2013년 11월 05일
The Tiger In the character of the oracle bone script for tiger, the tiger’s round head faces upwards, the tail faces downwards, and the body shows a striped pattern. The Chinese people believe that tigers..
더 알아보기(Ⅲ)Chinese people’s love for the 12 animals
2013년 11월 05일
The Snake In the past, the Chinese people believe that the dragon evolved from the snake. Therefore, snakes are also known as small dragon. According to the legend, a long time ago, there was once..
더 알아보기Zhuge Liang Captures Meng Huo Seven Times
2013년 11월 05일
This is a typical story of Chinese people’s characteristic of winning someone over by dint of virtue. Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister of the State of Shu (221-263), captured Meng Huo, the chieftain of the..
더 알아보기It is a tradition for the Chinese people to stay up on the lunar New Year’s Eve. The tradition begins with an extended dinner of celebration, which may last from dusk to midnight. By staying..
더 알아보기(Ⅱ)Vigil on the Lunar New Year’s Eve : the Customs
2013년 11월 05일
On the lunar New Year’s Eve which connects and separates the old and new years, families get together for a reunion. All members sit together around a table with tea, pastries and fruits on it…
더 알아보기Tea with Emperors
2013년 11월 05일
In Chinese history, there were many emperors that can not live without tea. It might be true that every Chinese likes to drink tea that the tea became the national drink. In the Qing Dynasty,..
더 알아보기The Simplification of Chinese characters
2013년 11월 05일
Because of the long history of Chinese characters, the vast territory in which they were used, and the large population of people using them, the numbers of books and records written in Chinese continued to..
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