Chinese Culture - Page 24

On November 12th, the renowned traditional culture video creator, Li Ziqi, made a striking return with her latest work, highlighting the exquisite beauty of Chinese lacquerware, an intangible cultural heritage.

When the cold wind of winter sweeps across the land and the early morning world is covered with a thin layer of frost, in the streets and alleys, parks and squares of China, there is such a group of people. They greet the new day in a unique way - winter morning exercises. They choose various Chinese fitness methods, such as Tai Chi and Baduanjin.

Did you know? Recently, a peculiar type of vehicle has been making waves on the internet - the Chinese tricycle, also known as the "Three-Wheeler," especially creating a sensation in the United States.Once a Chinese "Three-Wheeler" appears on the streets of America, it instantly becomes the center of attention.

When you walk in the streets and alleys of China, especially in the bustling markets, you will surely spot clusters of bright red hawthorns. They are tightly wrapped in a sugar coating, shimmering with an alluring glow in the sunlight and making your mouth water. This is the sugar-coated hawthorn of China!

Artistic creation always stems from life. When the first breeze of autumn rustles through, painting the earth in shades of golden hues, the scattered maple leaves, abundant fruits, and profusion of flowers never fail to ignite creative inspiration in people. Whether crafting on maple leaves or embodying autumn within blank sheets of paper, individuals embark on their romantic artistic journeys, birthing one artwork after another.