Chinese Culture - Page 68

Recently, a new type of tourism trend called “集章式旅游(jí zhāng shì lǚ yóu)”, seal-collecting tour, has gained popularity, with seal-collecting guides appearing widely on social media platforms. Enthusiasts find joy in collecting seals from scenic spots, local shops, and other places during their travels, as a way to create unique travel memories.

With several dear friends, embarking on a leisurely stroll through the bustling city streets...Recently, following the popularity of “特种兵旅行(tè zhǒng bīng lǚxíng)”, special forces tourism, “城市漫步(chéng shì màn bù)”, usually called its English name “citywalk” has become the new favorite among young people.

The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is located in the northern part of China, where many nomadic ethnic groups reside, giving rise to a unique and profound ethnic culture. Today, join me in exploring the local customs and traditions through the lens of its delicious cuisine!

中元节(zhōng yuán jié), the Zhongyuan Festival, falls on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month each year. It is one of the four traditional Chinese festivals for ancestral worship, along with Chinese New Year's Eve, Qingming Festival, and Double Ninth Festival. It is also considered one of the three major ghost festivals, along with Qingming Festival and Winter Clothing Festival.

From 2014 to 2015, ofo bikes and Dubai Bikes in China's domestic market tried to develop and began to take shape. In 2016, the bike-sharing system known as the "little red car" was introduced in Hangzhou. Since then, bike-sharing has been implemented in several cities across China, gradually gaining momentum.