Chinese Culture

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Introduction of Xiajiadian The Xiajiadian(夏家店Xiàjiādiàn) Site is the ruins of the early era of the Bronze Age

The transfer of sovereignty of Macau from the Portuguese Republic to the People's Republic of China (PRC) occu

1. Four Basic Styles of Ancient Chinese Architecture Chinese architectures can be divided into many types and

In western China, Ningxia(宁夏Níngxià) is located on the upper and middle reaches of the Yellow River. It is kno

The transfer of sovereignty over Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to China, referred to as "the Handover" int

Chinese Painting, or Chinese ink and wash, also called Guo Hua (国画) in Chinese, is well-known for its unique a

The Tibetan love song is a kind of poem that mainly describes the affection between young men and young girls

Wuhan, also known as the River City (Jiang Cheng), is situated at the junction of the Hanjiang and Yangtze Riv

A sedan chair(轿子jiàozi) is a human or animal-powered transport vehicle for carrying a person, once popular acr

The Yazhou folk song(崖州民歌Yázhōu mín'gē) is one of the ancient styles of Hainan folk song. It is popular in San

Shenyang is a well-known Chinese city in history and culture with about 1100ground and underground cultural re

Boat trackers(纤夫qiànfū) refer to those who track or row the boat for others and take it as a profession(a prof