| Chinese Traditions and Culture | |
Bamboo Culture
Yin and Yang
Jade Culture
Chinese Manners
Live in Style - The Fashionable Life of Beijing Youth
Birthday Customs of the Newborn and Elderly
Chinese Silk and the Silk Road
Chinese Qipao
Chinese Wedding
Colorful Rice Cooked in Bamboo Tubes
Unique Letters
Magpie, a Symbol of Happiness
Asian American Dreams
Chinese Ghost
Chinese Lunar Calendar
Chinese Stone Lions
A Chinese Vest Doudu
Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism
Double Happiness
Feng Shui
Gang Life in Chinatown
Origin of Chinese Characters
Splendid Slippers
A Story of the Dog Hat
Tiger Shoes
What Confucius Means to Me
Women's Culture and Writing in the 1990s
Tibetan Food Today
Top 5 Books on Chinese Tradition
Feature Articles by Topic
Chinese customs and traditions are very rich. Here are a few books may
help you learn some of them.
Bamboo is one of the four favorite plants along with Chinese plum, orchid and chrysanthemum, the so-called Four Men of Honor by the Chinese.
In Chinese culture, Yin and Yang represent the two opposite principles in nature.
The Chinese love jade because of not only its beauty, but also more importantly its culture, meaning and humanity.
A guideline of Chinese manners in daily life and business.
The Chinese youth, especially the white collars in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai,
now form a fashion of seeking stylish life.
Chinese people put their family in a very important position as they regard it as a means to keep the family blood stream continuously running.
Silk is discovered in China as one of the best materials for clothing.
Want to know when or where or how it is discovered?
Qipao (Ch'ipau) is one of the most typical, traditional costumes for Chinese women.
A list of articles about Chinese wedding and traditions.
On the third day of the third lunar month each year,
five-color rice in bamboo tubes is cooked and enjoyed
by the Miao minority in China.
People of the Jingpo minority in Yunan Province are well known for
their cleverness at writing letters in objects rather than ink.
Magpie is a symbol of happiness in Chinese culture.
The singing of a magpie foretells happiness and good luck.
A book review and an email interview with Helen Zia.
The story about Zhuxi and ghosts.
About Chinese lunar calendar and related customs and traditions.
The symbol for power and prestige.
The story of the traditional Chinese dress for kids.
The essence of the traditional Chinese culture.
The story about the Chinese character.
Feng Shui is an ancient art related to the law and order of the universe and the power of nature.
Can Feng Shui bring happiness to us?
A book review and an email interview with Bill Lee, author of
Chinese Playground: A Memoir.
The development of Chinese characters over 5000 years.
A book review about the ancient Chinese erotic tradition.
A folk custom in the countryside of China.
The tradition and story about Tiger Shoes.
An interesting personal story of Dr. George Koo about his thoughts
on Confucius.
The revolution of Chinese women's literature and culture during the 90s.
Along with development in the economy and popularity of scientific knowledge in Tibet,
Tibetans can now pay attention to nutrition, hygiene and scientific diet therapy.
