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Ancient Military Strategy Eight Advance Secretly by Way of Chencang

6 de Novembro, 2013

Make a false move to tie up the main force of the enemy. It is of benefit to set forth in conformity to the situation. The idiom refers to the strategy used by Liu Bang, founder of the Han Dynasty, when he embarked on a campaign against his rival contender for the empire, Xiang Yu. […]

Ancient Military Strategy twenty-two Bolt the door to seize the thief

6 de Novembro, 2013

Force the small enemy into a quagmire. Bo: It is not favorable to set forth. It is disadvantageous to pursue a weak, tottering enemy for long distance. When you return home to discover that a thief has broken into your house, you may either step aside to let him go before calling for help, or […]

Young monks may flirt with girls passerby

6 de Novembro, 2013

“To be away from women” is a known Buddhist discipline. But in Yunnan province, there is a minor group—Dai Group, mainly in the state of Dehong, they have a tradition different. Young monks may flirt with girls passerby. Almost each young man should go to the temple to be a monk for a certain period […]

Dongshi, an ugly woman, Knitting her brows in imitation of the Famous beauty Xi Shi, only to make herself all the uglier

6 de Novembro, 2013

There is an allusion that goes, Xi Shi, known for her peerless beauty, was beset by some sort of heart trouble, so she was often seen knitting her brow with hand on her chest. Now there was an ugly woman in the neighborhood, who one day saw Xi Shi in the village. In admiration, she […]

The wedding ceremony of a traditional Chinese marriage

6 de Novembro, 2013

Before the wedding, a “good lick woman” who has a nice family will arrange the bridal bed and scatter symbolic fruits on the bed. Nobody can touch the bed until the couple enters the bridal chamber after the wedding ceremony, except the children who are invited onto the bed to bless the couple with fertility. […]

The exchange of gifts

6 de Novembro, 2013

When offered a gift, a Chinese person will usually say “No, no, I can’t take it.” Even after he takes it, he does not always open it. It is because Chinese people often use precious or expensive items as gifts. During the Mid Autumn Festival, people will buy well-packaged, high quality moon cakes for gifts […]

Eat Five Elements

6 de Novembro, 2013

In traditional Chinese philosophy, natural phenomena can be categorized into 5 elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. In human body, all five elements are represented because they correspond to the five major organs: kidneys, liver, heart, stomach and lungs. As for diet, there is a useful relationship between the colors of food, the five […]

Tranquil interior surrounded by solid walls

6 de Novembro, 2013

Unlike Greek architecture, which is an organic combination of blocks, Chinese traditional architecture emphasized unobstructedness and tone, and displays the rich variance and connotation of the tone with innumerable flowing lines. Large, solid walls not only function as a protective surrounding defense, they also embody tranquility. Secluding the residence from the outside world, the thick, […]

The occasions of drinking alcohol (Ⅰ): Drinking alcohol on auspicious moments

6 de Novembro, 2013

Chinese liquor is one of the six world-famous varieties of liquors. Nearly all important occasions are celebrated with alcohol, especially on the auspicious moments. Drinking alcohol becomes a kind of ceremony on many occasions. Chinese New Year, which is a favorite time for family reunions, is probably one of the most significant occasions when rejoicing […]

The Ten Yue in the Tang Dynasty

6 de Novembro, 2013

China has a long history of music and dance. In ancient times, along with the creation of production tools, people also made simple percussion instruments and wing instruments such as chimes, wood drums and bone whistles and so on. During the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), music and dance developed to a new height. With the […]

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