Results found with the tag 'Culture' , 299 articles in total.
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An Old Shoe
the Cantonese are obsessed with homonyms and avoiding words that might sound like something bad.
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Chinese Baby Names for Boys
Most Chinese names are made up of three characters. The first character is the family name, and the last two characters are the given name.
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Chinese Culture: Customs & Traditions of China
China is an extremely large country, and the customs and traditions of its people vary by geography and ethnicity.
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6 Facts You Should Know About Rooster Year 2017
The Chinese zodiac affects Chinese culture a lot in poems, paintings, art, and architecture. As well as China, many other countries pay attention to Chinese New Year by producing zodiac products
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Your Lucky Chinese Zodiac Colors in 2017
As per Chinese astrology, everyone has a zodiac sign and associated lucky colors. The most suitable and luckiest colors might differ each year. Use these lucky colors in your daily life for good
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Red, Yellow and Green are Considered Lucky Colors
Red, Yellow and Green are Considered Lucky Colors
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Number 8 and Other "Lucky" Numbers
In Chinese culture, certain numbers are considered "lucky" because their pronunciations sound similar to words that have "lucky" meanings.
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Getting Good Luck in a Zodiac Year — Wearing Red
By Wearing Red — Drive Away Bad Luck
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What is the 'God of Age' Star (Tai Sui)?
Tai Sui doesn't actually exist as a real star!
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中国民间传统节日 Traditional Chinese Festival
Today it will introduce Chinese festival.
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About Chinese Apothecary
Legend says that Shennong in the ancient China tasted a hundred plants in order to discover herbal medicines to cure people of their ailments.
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About Huizhou Group
Anhui-Hangzhou Ancient Road, which extends 25 kilometers from Fuling Town in the Jixi County, Anhui Province to Zhechuan Village in Lin'an City, Zhejiang Province, was a famous ancient road in th
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Wuqiao: Home of the Chinese Acrobatics
Chinese acrobatics has a very long history and is an excellent and precious cultural legacy(a legacy is money or property which someone leaves to you when they die) of the Chinese nation.
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About Rhapsody in Silver
The Soldiers Acrobatic Troupe under the Guangzhou Military Command won awards for Jumping Through Hoops on the Ground, Diabolo Playing and Two-Person Pole Climbing in international competition du
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Flying Spitball
In performing the magic item Flying Spitball, the performer picks up a small piece of paper from ground or table with the right hand, crushes it up into a spitball and then transfers it from the
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Dragon and peacock in China
We can talk about the different views on dragon and peacock from China to western countries.
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About Procelain from the Yuan to the Qing Dynasties
In the Yuan Dynasty, Jingdezhen already had ability to mass-produce fine blue and white porcelain(ceramic ware made of a more or less translucent ceramic). T
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Yixing Red Ware
A girl shows a gold screen artwork(photographs or other visual representations in a printed publication) with the image of rabbits in Jinan, capital of east China's Shandong Province.
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Double-Vase Painted in Enamels
Enamel porcelain used imported enamel(enamel is a substance like glass which can be heated and put onto metal, glass, or pottery in order to decorate or protect it) paint, and was an extremely pr
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Summer Solstice in July
The June solstice is known as the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere and the winter solstice the southern hemisphere. The date varies between June 20 and June 22, depending on the year.
