CULTURE
Tea has held a cherished place in Chinese culture for millennia.
2025-01-20Tea, originating in Asia’s monsoon region, became a distinctive beverage deeply intertwined with Chinese culture.
2025-01-17The early Metal Age in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region generally refers to the period spanning from approximately 1500 BCE to just prior to the founding of the Xizang Tubo Kingdom (c. 618–842).
2025-01-10Modern Xizang trace their origins to millet-farming agricultural groups from the Yangshao and Majiayao cultures that emerged in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River of China around 6,00...
2025-01-03The Yi ethnic group is China’s sixth-largest minority.
2024-12-26The Yi classics illustrate that through long-term interactions and integration, the various ethnic groups of China not only share a common ancestral heritage but also maintain their own vibrant cul...
2024-12-30The world-renowned Dunhuang caves are not only a significant embodiment of ancient Chinese Buddhist culture but also rich visual encyclopedia of ancient social life.
2024-12-23Lianshi not only offers specialized discussions on marriage systems, imperial consort systems, and kinship systems, but also comprehensively compiles a broad range of knowledge related to women.
2024-12-18Historical records documenting women’s social lives form an essential part of a complete historical narrative
2024-12-17Athens, the capital and largest city of Greece, is both the cradle of Western civilization and a symbol of the fusion between the classical and the modern.
2024-12-06Modern Chinese native-soil literature emerged from the encounter between “rural China” and Western modernity.
2024-11-29With nostalgic memories of their old hometowns in rural China, they created native-soil literature, characterized by distinct local flavor and rich regional detail.
2024-11-29The legend of Yu states that he was the great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor and the grandson of Emperor Zhuanxu
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