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24 Solar Terms: Winter Begins

Posted onJanuary 29, 2017AuthorhockeykulLeave a comment

   During this period, it’s better to eat food with more nutrition such as lamb, beef, soya-bean milk and tofu. Also grain and potato, providing a lot of carbohydrate, can helppeople defend against the cold.    Introduction“Winter Begins” arrives on Continue Reading

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Chinese Imperial Dressing (皇族服饰)

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   Empress dowagers, queens and high-ranked imperial concubines used cyan sheets with gold-wrapped metal trims to decorate their court costumes; images of dragons and Chinese characters Fu (blessing) and Shou (longevity) were embroidered on the clothes. Necklines of dresses of Continue Reading

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Eight八

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   Similar to the common Western practice of using “9” for price points, it is common to see “8” being used in its place to achieve the same psychological effect. So for example menu prices like $58, $88 are frequently Continue Reading

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Four四

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   In Hong Kong, some high-rise residential buildings omit all floor numbers with “4”, e.g., 4, 14, 24, 34 and all 40–49 floors, in addition to not having a 13th floor. As a result, a building whose highest floor is Continue Reading

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Nine九

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   Moreover, the number 9 is a homophone of the word for “long lasting” (久), and as such is often used in weddings. It is also a homophone for the words “to have enough”, “to save”. Hence, when you put Continue Reading

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Five五

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   In Cantonese, this word has the same pronunciation as the character 唔and means “not”, pronounces (m̀h). This word has the same meaning and use as the word 不an therefore is usually negative.    The number 5 (五wŭ) is associated with the Continue Reading

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Seven七

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   For example, three and seven together in Cantonese emphasizes that you not only are able to grow, but you can also grow out of any situation you might be trying to have. It is for this reason it is Continue Reading

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Master Meng Ke

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   Mengzi was such an important teacher of Confucianism that a lot of “annalistic biographies” (nianpu 年谱) have been compiled. The most important are Cheng Fuxin’s 程复心 Mengzi nianpu 孟子年谱 from the Yuan period 元 (1279-1368), Tan Zhenmo’s 谭贞默 Mengzi Continue Reading

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Mozi 墨子 “Master Mo” and the the Mohist Canon (Mojing 墨经)

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   During the Warring Stats period Mohist thought was very widespread, and Mozi’s disciples represented an earnest competitor for Confucians like Mengzi. The most important Mohist philosophers are Qin Huali 禽滑厘, Xianzi Shuo 县子硕, Gongshang Guo 公尚过, Chanzi 缠子, Tianqiuzi Continue Reading

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The Customs of Major Heat/Great Heat

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What is the Major Heat/Great Heat? The “Great Heat” represents the hottest days in the year. It arrives on July 23 or 24when the sun reaches the celdaestial longitude of 120 degrees. It’s a season with the highest temperature, where Continue Reading

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