Chinese Culture - Page 10

In traditional Chinese culture, the Feng Shui culture has a long history, and the Eight Trigrams are a crucial theoretical foundation, embodying the profound understanding of the universe, nature, and life by ancient sages. Let's now uncover the mysterious veil of the Eight Trigrams.

What colors do you enjoy wearing? In China, the choice of clothing colors is also intricately linked to tradition. Colors were historically used to denote social status and occupations. Today, people's selection of clothing colors is still deeply influenced by traditional culture.

Mother-of-pearl inlay is a gem in traditional Chinese craftsmanship, an essential part of intangible cultural heritage. It utilizes the lustrous inner layer of natural shell (like mother-of-pearl) as material, intricately cut and embedded on lacquer or wooden surfaces to create dazzling decorative patterns, showcasing the impeccable craftsmanship and aesthetic pursuit of ancient artisans.

In China, there is a unique urban sight – the morning market. As the dawn breaks, vendors set up their stalls with fresh vegetables, steaming breakfasts, and a chorus of calls, painting a lively scene of everyday life. The morning market is not just a marketplace but a way of life, embodying the Chinese love for life and dedication to traditions.

Emei martial arts 峨眉武术(É méi wǔ shù), shining as a brilliant gem in China's intangible cultural heritage, has a long and distinctive history, leaving a profound mark in the river of Chinese martial arts.