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As autumn unfolds, many individuals notice their hair becoming increasingly dry. Indeed, the autumn climate tends to be dry, signaling the contraction of nature as everything begins to transition. Correspondingly, the body also enters a phase of 'contraction,' making it susceptible to dryness invading.

In a few days, China will celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, do you know about it? This is a very important holiday in China, known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, also referred to as the Moon Festival or the Reunion Festival, falling on September 17th this year.

Do you enjoy physical exercise? Embracing a positive lifestyle attitude, in China, there exists a form of movement akin to exercise known as Qigong. Earlier this year, a renowned institution in France integrated Traditional Chinese Qigong into its curriculum for the first time. Students learned various methods through practicing Qigong to prevent diseases and boost immunity.

When visiting the National Museum of China, being able to discuss the artifacts in Mandarin can enhance your experience and understanding of China's rich cultural heritage. Below are some useful phrases for discussing various artifacts you might encounter.

Are you familiar with the Chinese Cultural Festival in Washington, USA?This event is more than just a celebration; it serves as a window that offers glimpses into the profound cultural heritage of China while fostering a cultural exchange hub where Eastern and Western narratives converge. Throughout the festival, the National Mall and its surrounding area transform into a dazzling exhibition hall of Chinese culture, attracting thousands of locals and international visitors.