Chinese Birthdays
As a child, I thought that birthdays were set in stone, so I’d always wonder why we would celebrate my
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大鱼 Theme – Violin and Piano Cover
Big Fish and Begonia is a Chinese animated film with a style reminiscent of that of Studio Ghibli movies, so if
It is Sun Tzu and The Art of War
“Know yourself and your enemy, and in a hundred battles you will never be in danger.” Sounds pretty familiar right?
Three Gorges Dam
Throughout its history, China has been well known for taking part in a multitude of record-breaking architectural endeavors from the
China’s Queue Hairstyle
Nowadays, the main concern of hairstyles is simply aesthetics, but hairstyles often hold deep historical significance and reveal the traditions,
Hanfu Headwear – Intriguing Designs
Whether it be in paintings, television shows, or books, Chinese characters are often depicted wearing traditional apparel that is heavily
816 Underground Military Nuclear Plant
Hidden deep within the steep mountains of the Fuling District of Chongqing, China lies the cavernous remnants of a
Shaolin Flying Monks Theatre
When you hear “Shaolin monks”, you probably think of Kung-Fu masters in orange robes, who frequently meditate and perform superhuman
Zhouzhuang: Venice of the East
Now, I’m sure many of you have heard of Venice, the famed “floating city” of Europe, but have you ever
Beijing’s 798 Art Zone
Ranging from caged dinosaurs to giant babies, the 798 Beijing Art District has it all. Built in the 1950s as