A nobleman once cut a piece of his flesh to feed an exiled Chinese prince. The Cold Food Festival in his honour was inspired by his death. Feng shui master Andrew Kwan breaks down this lunar month ...

From the Chinese Exclusion Act and 1906 earthquake to sex-trafficking rings and ‘paper son’ system, this Chinatown’s story is ...

It covers almost the whole living of Chinese people ... What's more, it lies in its cultural value. From those paper-cuttings, we can find the ancient folk customs and traditions of Loess Plateau ...

Wang Yun, cultural counselor at the Chinese Embassy in the UK, emphasized the deep cultural heritage embodied by paper-cutting art, calling it a remarkable representation of Chinese culture.

As a key part of Chinese social life in all ethnic groups, paper-cut expresses the moral principles, philosophies and aesthetic ideals of its exponents. It continues to provide an outlet for emotion ...

With improved storytelling, advanced visual effects, and a seamless integration of traditional Chinese culture, the industry is rapidly gaining recognition at home and abroad. A recent survey ...

Huilai is close to the sea. Every year for New Year we come to visit my grandma, because New Year is a very important time to see family in Chinese culture. I like to spend time with my grandma.