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Beginner’s guide to the Lo Hei tradition in Singapore
Celebrating the Eve of Chinese New Year: Happy Chu Xi Festival
As the sun dipped below the horizon on the eve of Chinese New Year, anticipation filled the air. In households across the land, families bustled with preparations, eager to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new with open arms.
In the heart of each home, the kitchen was a hive of activity. Fragrant aromas wafted through the air as pots bubbled and pans sizzled, preparing a feast fit for a king. The reunion dinner, a cherished tradition, brought loved ones together around the table, their laughter and chatter filling the room with warmth and joy.
Chinese Festivals to wear Hanfu: The Double Third Festival (上巳节)
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Celebrating the Winter Solstice in Ancient China
While some cultures might think of December as the month of twinkling lights and festive cheer, for ancient China, it held a different significance. The 21st or 22nd of December marked the Dongzhi Festival, a celebration of the winter solstice, the year's shortest day and longest night.
But Dongzhi wasn't just about cozying up by the fire. It was a time steeped in rich history, philosophy, and tradition, a turning point in the natural world and a moment of cosmic balance.
How to Choose a Hanfu That Is Best for You
Hanfu is a beautiful and traditional form of Chinese clothing. When choosing a Hanfu, it is important to consider the occasion you will be wearing it for, your personal style, and your budget. There are many different styles of Hanfu available, so it is sure to be the perfect Hanfu for every woman.
Choosing the Perfect Hanfu Photoshoot Style
Where to Buy Hanfu: Hanfu Story is the Best Option for You
Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han Chinese people. It is a beautiful and graceful garment that has been worn for centuries. In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in Hanfu, and many people are looking for ways to buy it.
Qin Shi Huang: A Complex Figure in History's Judgment
Did the Devil God Tan Tai Jin Really Exist in Ancient China? Till The End Of The Moon (长月烬明)
In the recent Chinese fantasy drama "Till The End Of The Moon (长月烬明)", we encounter the extraordinary life of a demon deity named Tan Tai Jin.
Does this fictional character exist in the realms of Ancient China?
As we venture further, we encounter another young soul, Ying Zheng, whose own journey parallels that of Tan Tai Jin. Born in the Kingdom of Zhao, Ying Zheng faced adversities that molded him into a resilient and determined individual. His path would eventually lead him to become the renowned Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of a unified China.