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The Ancient Chinese Alchemy

2 november 2013

After the seeking of natural elixirs in vain, the West Han dynasty swerved to the man-made elixirs, so we have had heard the stories of Liu’an, who after had succeeded in making himself a immortal, before he was about to go up into the heaven, he was so loath to part with his fowls and […]

The Cosmetology Knowledge of Ancient China

2 november 2013

As early as during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, there were descriptions on the fragrant bathing and the make-ups, and with the development of the society, the ancient prescription had taken down the methods of erase blemishes and eliminating plagues, and it should be noticed by readers who’d love to learn Chinese in China that […]

The Southern Opera and the Chinese Classical Novels

2 november 2013

It is well-known to people who are expecting to learn Chinese in China that the poetic dramas were originated from the Tang Dynasty, the formation and the reviving of the poetic dramas were largely related to the political, economical as well as its own factors. The Southern Opera, as is a mysterious topic for students […]

Chinese Martial Arts-Kung Fu

2 november 2013

For those foreigners who learn Chinese in China, they may have heard or seen much about the Chinese martial arts. Some of them may see in the real life and some of them get the knowledge from the TV plays or the films. For the purpose of gaining a deeper understanding on the martial arts […]

The Ming Tombs in Beijing

2 november 2013

If foreigners come to learn Chinese in China, they may hear about that there are many mysterious mausoleums remained from the ancient times in China. At the junction of the Badaling Great Wall mountainous area and the plain, it lays thirteen mausoleums of the emperors in Ming Dynasty with curved lines. They are the so-called […]

Chinese Qi

1 november 2013

As we know, the ancient Chinese people believed that the entire world was composed of five basic elements: metal, wood, water, fire and earth. However, all these basic elements are composed of “Qi”. In Chinese, the character was originally written as three horizontal lines; it resembles airflow or a stream of gas. “Qi” is shapeless, […]

Maoshan School of Daoism in Sui and Tang Dynasties

1 november 2013

When mentioning the schools of Daoism in Sui and Tang dynasties, the most influential one should be Maoshan School. When you study Chinese in China, you should know it inherited Shangqing School. It is another name for Shangqing School because it centered on Maoshan area. One thing we should realize is that Maoshan School is […]

Lama Tower in Tibetan Buddhism

1 november 2013

The Lama Tower in Tibetan Buddhism is different from the traditional Buddhism tower in central China, in which the pavilion is the main element. If you come to learn Chinese in China, you may see it has the shape of the bottle. And it originates from the Stupa Tower in India. The earliest Lama Tower […]

International Chinese Promotion by Confucius Institute

1 november 2013

In recent years, the promotion of Chinese language in foreign countries all around the world is becoming more popular. According to the news spokesman of the fifth meeting of the 11th session of Chinese people‘s political consultative conference, the main purpose of worldwide Chinese language promotion is to communicate China with the whole world. At […]

Chinese People’s Tea Ritual

30 oktober 2013

Since the ancient time, China had the custom of treating the guests with tea. As early as in 3000 years ago, that is, Zhou Dynasty, tea was regarded as gift and tribute. The teachers who teach you Chinese culture may tell you that treating guests with tea has become the social custom in social relationship. […]

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