Chinese Travel Phrases – Everything You Need To Know
Chinese travel phrases are those short sentences that help you to navigate your trip to China. Practice with these today!
Beijing Fun Facts – Travel Trivia from China
Although the capital city of China has a lot to be proud of, here are some of the Beijing fun facts that may surprise you.
Qing Dynasty Drama Language for Fans
Qing dynasty drama shows have beautiful language that makes you fall in love with their culture. Here are some popular terms.
The Best Chinese Food – A Guide to the Real Thing
Several cuisines from China make up Chinese food. Get to know the most beloved eight culinary traditions of this ancient culture.
Chinese Instruments – A Complete Musical Guide
Chinese instruments include ones that are similar to the guitar, the violin, flute, trumpet, and zither. This article explores the history, songs, and musicians.
Chinese Wedding – Beliefs, Customs, and Order of Events
Chinese wedding is rooted in tradition, but is also an evolving system. From dress to food and to flowers, it is a busy event, says a writer in China. By Li Xiu Ying So, a lot influences a Chinese wedding, as traditional beliefs and practices are rooted in diverse ideologies. Likewise, the modern world has…
Forbidden City – A Complete Guide
The Forbidden City is the best of historical Beijing, as it is the home of the emperors and their many consorts, princes, and palaces. By Li Xiu Ying The Forbidden City will give you a chance to see the royal palace, examine architecture, and dive into history at the museum. Because it housed many emperors,…
Chinese New Year Facts That Might Surprise You
Even though Chinese people live all over the world, there are some Chinese New Year facts that are still unknown. For example, as you will learn in this article, the Chinese have other names for this festival. Meanwhile, this is the most important festival in the country, as we celebrate the coming warmth of the…
Pu’er Tea – A Chinese Drink for Health
As a popular Chinese drink, the pu’er tea (or pu-erh) is something non-Chinese can try and may enjoy. It supposed to have a lot of benefits!
Spring Festival Foods in China – A Celebration Known As Chinese New Year
Spring festival foods in China celebrate the new year with a lot of color, which is why it is known as the Chinese New Year to the non-Chinese world! So, the festival begins on the first moon sighting of zou yue (陬月), which is the first month on the Chinese calendar known as nong li…