The Chinese Lantern Festival(元宵佳节Yuánxiāo jiājié) has many names. It is also known as Shang Yuan Festival, or the Little New Year, as it marks the end of the celebrations stemming from the Chinese New Year(春节Chūnjié). Read More

   The game called jirang (literally, “hitting the soil”), which is recorded in ancient books, was popular some four or five thousand years ago. A kind of throwing exercise in which a player had Read More

   Some Liu Ye Dao had angular, squared hilts and pommel fittings. The round ones became more popular in the later Qing. During the Ming and Qing dynasties(清朝Qīngcháo) of China, the willow leaf sabre was Read More

   According to Daphne Li, manager of Chuan Spa at The Langham,Xintiandi,Shanghai hotel, more guests answers correlate with the “metal” category in autumn,which indicates need to nourish the lungs. After big holidays when there Read More

   Would the advice from American mothers be significantly different? Does culture have a major impact on the way children are raised? How are traditions regarding pregnancy and childbirth different in the East compared Read More

   Try a day spa – some professional Yoga clubs offer meditation techniques, hypnotherapy and guided visualization to help relieve stress, create deep relaxation and focus your mind toward attracting wealth, love, creativity, motivation, Read More

   These techniques are beauty clues and are widely used today. SPA is the acronym(a word formed from the initial letters of a multi-word name) for the Greek phrase Solus Par Aqua meaning ‘water Read More

       Developed from remote antiquity, the splendid and colorful living context of that time is vividly presented in these unique and interesting customs of circulated festivals. Most traditional Chinese festivals took shape Read More

   With particularly favorable natural conditions, Chengdu of Sichuan Province has been being home of pandas. Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, which is equipped with world-class facilities for pandas, is so far Read More

   Used as medicine at the very beginning and then cooked with other food as diet, tea was not made by soaking tea-leaves with hot water until Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), which is the most Read More