Chinese Culture - Page 22

In Chinese culture, every zodiac year comes with its own set of lucky colors and numbers, which are believed to attract prosperity and ward off bad luck.

Have you ever hesitated about discarding some old items while tidying up your room or packing your luggage? You may feel reluctant to throw them away, yet find them useless, resulting in an accumulation of many old items in your living space. Perhaps, you should explore the recent rise of the minimalist lifestyle philosophy in China.

How much do you know about idiom stories related to seasons? Chinese characters are profound and extensive. Each character and each phrase contains profound meanings and wisdom. This article will share several interesting winter-related idioms with you through amusing stories. I believe it will surely be helpful for your Chinese learning!

On the evening of November 26th, snow was falling thickly and gently in Beijing, the capital of China, surprising many people. However, according to the meteorological department, this snowfall did not meet the criteria for the first snow of Beijing.

In the freezing and snowy Northeast China, there exists a unique entity that carries the life memories and emotions of the people from the Northeast, and that is the Northeast Kang. When the cold wind is howling outside, people all wish to crawl into a warm bed. Here, the bed of the Kang can actually be heated!