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Chinese Characters and Sacrificial Worship (Ⅰ)

November 5, 2013

In ancient China, sacrificial worship was of great importance. Ancient Chinese sacrificial events were held every year and were grand in scale. Many people took part in these events, from the emperor to the common people. Objects included the God of Heaven, the God of Earth, the God of wealth, as well as people’s ancestors. […]

Study Chinese: 气(qì)

November 5, 2013

The ancient Chinese people believed that the entire world was composed of five basic elements: metal, wood, water, fire and earth. All materials are composed of “气(qì)”. The original form of the character was like “三”; it resembles an airflow or a steam of gas. “Qi” is shapeless, invisible and intangible. However, Chinese has a […]

The city that smells of Longjing Tea

November 4, 2013

Some people say, “to visit Hangzhou without entering a teahouse is like not visiting Hangzhou at all.” Over 80% of the managers of Hangzhou’s teahouses are female, and they use their womanly intuition yo create their own little words. The teahouses are decorated with small flourishes, such as a few stones here or there, pressed […]

The Tu Nationality: Religion and Belief

November 4, 2013

The Tu Nationality mainly concentrated in Qinghai Province and Gansu Province. They speak the Tu language which belongs to the Mongolian branch of the Altaic language family. The Tu are good at dancing and singing. They are also know for their folk embroidery with designs like “five petal plum”, “cloud flower” and so on. The […]

Chinese wedding preparations: A dowry gift of twin bamboo plants

November 4, 2013

Ethnic minority groups were also particular about dowries. For example, the Miao people’s dowries include a pair of twin bamboo plants, which were covered with red cloth. They were carried to the bridegroom’s home by the bride’s uncle and planed soon after the wedding. It is said that this custom originated from an old legend […]

Chinese Feng Shui The Feng-shui Rituals for Happiness

November 2, 2013

Ground-breaking ceremonies When building a house, people often hire a feng-shui master (also called a Mr. Yin and Yang) to observe the foundation, detremine the directions and the central point of the house with the help of a feng-shui Compass, and finally hold the ground-breaking ceremony. In the ceremony, people often set off firecrackers, burn […]

Zhong Kui

November 2, 2013

In Chinese culture, if you learn Chinese in China when Dragon Boat Festival comes, you can see some family usually hang on the picture of Zhong Kui in the hall in some places. It is said that Zhong Kui addicted to destroy all the evils. Therefore, they use Zhong Kui’s picture to get rid of […]

Observing the State of Water from Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

Generally speaking, there are three processes of the “问水”(observing the water situation) which is one part in the process of the Feng Shui operations. The first process of “问水” is “找水口(to find the origin of the water)”. In the Feng Shui culture in Chinese culture, the size of the place to “生气”producing Qi, and the […]

Famous Leader Yu in Xia Dynasty

November 2, 2013

As for Xia Dynast, the students who learn Chinese in China may not be familiar with it at all. Xia Yuan is the name of the tribe. Majority of the Xia Yuan people ususally tooka activities in the middle reaches of the Yellow Revier. What’s more, the leader of the Xia Yuan tribe who was […]

Progress Made in Agriculture During Tang Dynasty

November 2, 2013

Thanks to the colorful Chinese culture, majority of the overseas fight to learn Chinese in China. Besides, most of them, no matter learn Chinese in China or abroad, are interested on the history of Tang Dynasty. In order to study Mandarin in China well, they choose to study in Keats School by the Chinese lesson. […]

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