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  • Xinjiang Fruits

    Tempting Fruits in Xinjiang

    20 Feb 2012

     Xinjiang has always been famed as the kingdom of fruits. The fruits produced in Xinjiang are of the top quality in China. The various preserved and fresh fruits, nuts and the deep processed fruit pr...

  • Perfume Pouch

    Chinese Perfume Pouch, a Traditional Personal Adornment

    17 Feb 2012

     Chinese perfume pouch, also commonly called Xiangnang, Xiangbao or Hebao, is a traditional hand-made personal adornment with a pleasing fragrance. It takes a wide variety of shapes, and it is always...

  • Shoton Festival

    Shoton Festival, Unmissable Activity in Tibet

    16 Feb 2012

     Shoton Festival is one of the most popular traditional festivals in Tibet. “Shoton” means “yogurt banquet” in the Tibetan language. It is held annually in the month of August, or late in the six...

  • Khatag

    Khatag, an Auspicious Symbol in Tibetan Culture

    13 Feb 2012

     Khatag is a traditional ceremonial scarf used in Tibet and Mongolia. Offering of khatag is a well known Tibetan culture in greetings. Khatags are often offered in Tibetan Buddhism to Buddhist images...

  • Mongolian Yurt

    The Mongolian Yurt, a Portable Home Can be Built Yourself

    09 Feb 2012

     On the vast plateau of Mongolian Highland, cold wind from Siberia blows across the Gobi desert and grasslands, while many big white tents are standing in the harsh winter. They are the Mongolian yur...

  • Xi’an Snacks

    Xi’an Snacks, You Got to Have a Taste

    08 Feb 2012

     Xi’an, capital of Shaanxi Province in North China, is legendary as “the northern capital of table delicacies” and its food culture is rich in the northwest flavor. Please do not miss Xi’an snack...

  • Walking Marriage

    Walking Marriage of the Mosuo Ethnic Group

    07 Feb 2012

     The Mosuo is a small ethnic group belonging to the Naxi, inhabiting in Yunnan and Sichuan Province. One of the best known, and least understood, aspects of Mosuo culture is their practice of what ha...

  • History of Chinese Kungfu

    A Brief History of Chinese Kungfu

    06 Feb 2012

     Chinese Kungfu is one of the earliest and longest lasting sports which utilize both brawn and brain. Over its long history it has developed as a unique combination of exercise, practical self-defens...

  • Jiaozi, Chinese Dumpling

    Chinese Dumpling, One of the Most Traditional Dishes in China

    03 Feb 2012

     Chinese dumpling, also called Jiaozi, typically consist of a ground meat and/or vegetable filling wrapped into a thinly rolled piece of dough, which is one of the most important and traditional dish...

  • Laba Rice Porridge

    Laba Rice Porridge

    01 Feb 2012

     Laba Rice Porridge Festival falls on the eighth day of the 12th lunar month, referring to offer sacrifice to ancestors and god and hope a good harvest in the coming year. ‘La’ in Chinese means the...

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