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The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is China’s traditional Mid-Autumn Festival.According to the Chinese Lunar calendar,the lunar eighth,ninth and tenth months make up autumn,The eighth month falls in mid-autumn,and the 15th day is in the middle of the […]

Double Ninth Festival (Chinese:重阳节), or Chongyang Festival in Chinese, occurs on the 9th day of 9th lunar month. It is celebrated for over 2000 years but officially defined as a festival during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). As the development in […]

The Chinese characters constitute one of mankind’s oldest systems of writing,and have the most users in the world. There are numerous Chinese characters,totaling about  60,000, with about 6 000 basic ones. Chinese characters have a long history. It derived from […]

Used by the Han people in China,the Chinese language has a long history,having established a fairly mature written language more than 3 000 years ago The Chinese language has more than 1.2 billion users and can be regarded as the […]

The surnames of the Chinese people appeared during the matriarchal society,when clans were constituted with mothers at the center. And clans distinguished themselves from each other by using the name The surname has roughly several origins as follows 1: with […]

Qipao has its origin in the Manchu female’s costumes in the Qing Dynasty and has been regarded as the model of Chinese traditonal habilatory culture. As for the reason,the Qipao not only accords with the characteristic of harmony within Chinese […]

Confucius(551BC- 479BC),whose personal name was  Qiu and styled Zhongni,was born in the Lu State.Confucius was a great thinker and educator in the late Spring and Autumn Period.He was also the founder of Confucianism Confucius was a descendant of a noble […]

China’s only native-born religion.Daoism began,like Confucianism,as a philosophical response to the chao and bloodshed prevalent in Chian during the Warring States Period( 403-221 BC),It later slit into several schools,certain of which absorbed  elements of folk religion and cencentratd on alchemy […]

Buddhism traveled from India through Central Asia and along the Silk Routes to China sometimes in the 1st  century and began to flourish after a crisis of confidence in Confucianism caused by the fall of the later Han dynasty(A.D 250220),But […]

Islam entered China through Central Asia in the 7th century,staying mostly in the northwestern corner of the empire,in what is now the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, It was introduced to more central regions through the occasional estward migration of Xinjiang’s Uighur […]