Chinese Culture

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The Xingshan folk song distributes at all villages and towns of Xingshan County and their around areas to the

Referred to as “Jin” for short in Chinese, Tianjin (meaning “port for the emperor”) is widely known as “Jin’gu

Praying Mantis Boxing(螳螂拳tángláng quán) is one of the Chinese imitative boxing styles. It is said to have been

The Hero-praising dance(英雄赞美舞yīngxióng zànměi wǔ) also can be called "Eagle Song", or "Parrot" or "Yangge". It

Jinan was one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. Cultural relics representing the Xihe Culture (7,300

Earliest literature work(文艺工作wényì gōngzuò) on the martial art or chivalrous(a chivalrous man is polite, kind,

The famous Yichang stringed and woodwind instrumental music(宜昌丝竹乐器Yíchāng sīzhú yuèqì) is unique among all the

Hohhot is located in central and southern Inner Mongolia, which is the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Re

The Bökh, meaning Mongolian wrestling(蒙古式摔跤Ménggǔ shì shuāijiāo), is a traditional sport for Mongolian ethnic

The ladle was a daily utensil used by ancient Chinese to feed the horses; usually the round shaped was for sco

Amoy was the original name of Xiamen due to the language spoken there. The people of south Fujian and Taiwan s

The archaeological(related to or dealing with or devoted to archaeology) discoveries proved that archery in Ch