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Astro Tools (17)

• BaZi: The Four Pillars of Destiny
• Ben Ming Nian: Surviving Your Zodiac Year
• Chinese Zodiac Compatibility: The Complete Guide
• Chinese Zodiac Personalities: Beyond the Basics
• Face Reading and Palm Reading
• Feng Shui: The Art of Harmony in Space
• Lucky Numbers, Colors, and Directions for Every Zodiac
• The 12 Chinese Zodiac Animals: Complete Guide
• The Chinese Almanac: Reading the Huangli
• The Eight Trigrams: Decoding the Bagua
• The Five Elements (Wu Xing): A Complete Introduction
• The I Ching: Wisdom of 3,000 Years
• The Twenty-Eight Mansions: China's Star Map
• Traditional Chinese Dream Interpretation
• Understanding the Chinese Lunar Calendar
• Understanding Your Daily Chinese Zodiac Fortune
• Zi Wei Dou Shu: The Emperor Star Astrology

Stories (17)

• A Complete Guide to Ancient Chinese Astronomy: Mapping the Heavens
• Ancient Chinese Mathematics: A Complete Guide to Forgotten Pioneers
• Ancient Chinese Water Engineering: A Complete Guide to Dujiangyan & the Grand Canal
• The Classics of Chinese Medicine
• The Dog — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Dragon — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Goat — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Horse — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Monkey — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Ox — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Pig — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Rabbit — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Rat — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Rooster — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Science of Farming: Chinese Agronomy
• The Snake — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land
• The Tiger — The Chinese Zodiac Story — Xiaoyu Land

• How Did Paper and Printing Change Chinese Civilization?
• How Did the Compass and Gunpowder Change World History?
• What Are Chinese Bronzes? Ritual Vessels of Power Guide
• What Are Suzhou Gardens? Heaven on Earth Design Guide
• What Are the Four Great Schools of Chinese Embroidery?
• What Are the Schools of Chinese Painting? Complete Guide
• What is Chinese Ceramics? From Clay to Imperial Treasure
• What is Chinese Jade Carving? 8,000-Year Art Tradition
• What is Chinese Jade? Stone of Heaven Complete Guide
• What is Chinese Lacquerware? 7,000-Year Art Guide
• What is Chinese Painting? Mountains, Water, and Spirit
• What is Classical Chinese Architecture? A Complete Guide
• What is Cloisonné? The Enamel Art of Imperial China
• Zisha: The Purple Clay Teapot
• Nanjing Cloud Brocade
• Kesi: The Silk Tapestry of Kings
• Batik: Wax-Resist Dyeing
• Tie-Dye: Knots of Color
• The Snuff Bottle and Inside Painting
• Chinese Woodcarving
• Bamboo Carving
• Root Carving
• Iron Painting of Wuhu
• Hair Embroidery
• Incense Seal Script
• Filigree and Inlay
• Micro-Carving
• Shell Carving
• Sugar-Figure Art
• Dough Figurine Sculpture

• How Are Zen and Tea Connected? One Taste Philosophy Guide
• How Chinese Tea Became Japanese Chanoyu (日本茶道与中国渊源)
• The Complete Guide to Chinese Alcohol and Spirits
• The Complete Guide to Chinese Noodles and Dumplings
• What Are China's Eight Great Cuisines? Complete Guide
• What are Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Noodles? Silk Road Food Guide
• What Are the 6 Types of Chinese Tea? Complete Guide
• What is Beijing Duck? The History and How It's Made
• What is Biluochun? Green Snail Spring Tea Guide
• What is Cantonese Cuisine? Dim Sum and Seafood Guide
• What is Cha Dao? The Chinese Way of Tea in Daily Life
• What is Chinese Hot Pot? The Ultimate Social Meal Guide
• What is Chinese Teahouse Culture? A Complete Guide
• What is Dim Sum? The Art of Yum Cha and Small Bites
• What is Huaiyang Cuisine? Elegant Jiangsu Cooking Guide
• What is Longjing Tea? The Dragon Well Legend Guide
• What is Pu'er Tea? The Aged Treasure of Yunnan Guide
• What is Shandong Cuisine? Northern Imperial Style Guide
• What is Sichuan Cuisine? Spicy and Numbing Flavors Guide
• What is Silver Needle? Chinese White Tea Complete Guide
• What is the Gongfu Tea Ceremony? Chaozhou Tea Ritual Guide
• What is Tieguanyin? Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong Guide
• What is Tofu? China's Gift to World Cuisine Explained
• What is Xiaolongbao? The Art of Soup Dumplings Guide
• What is Yixing Zisha? Chinese Teapot Complete Guide
• What Was the Tea Horse Road? Ancient Trade Routes Guide
• Who Was Lu Yu? The Tea Sage of China Explained
• Mapo Tofu: Sichuan's Numbing, Spicy Legend
• Kung Pao Chicken: A Governor's Fiery Favorite
• Jiaozi: The Dumplings That Wrap a Thousand Years of Luck
• Zongzi: The Sticky Rice That Honors a Drowned Poet
• Mooncakes: The Pastry of the Mid-Autumn Moon
• Tangyuan: Sweet Balls for a Bright Family Reunion
• Wonton: The Little Parcels That Swim in Broth
• Zhajiangmian: Beijing's Beloved Noodles with Soy Paste
• Reganmian: Wuhan's Sesame-Slick Hot-Dry Noodles
• Luosifen: The River Snail Noodles You Either Love or Fear
• Guilin Rice Noodles: A Morning Ritual in Karst Country
• Crossing-the-Bridge Noodles: A Wife's Warm Gift
• Buddha Jumps Over the Wall: The Soup Too Good for Monks
• Dongpo Pork: The Scholar's Square of Braised Bliss
• Twice-Cooked Pork: Sichuan's Sizzling Classic
• Beggar's Chicken: The Bird Baked in Clay and Legend
• Tea Eggs: The Humble Snack That Scents Every Market
• Congee: The Comforting Porridge of Every Chinese Morning
• Baozi: The Steamed Buns That Built a Breakfast Culture
• Scallion Pancake: The Flaky Street-Side Favorite
• Liangpi: The Cold Noodles of Shaanxi Summer
• Malatang: The Numbing-Spicy Hot Pot You Build Yourself
• Stinky Tofu: The Fermented Fragrance Dividing a Nation

• The Complete History of Qipao: From Manchu to Modern Icon
• What Is a Chinese Belly Wrap (Doudu)? History and Meaning
• What Is a Longfeng Gua? Dragon and Phoenix Gown
• What Is a Mamianqun? The Horse-Face Skirt Explained
• What Is a Qipao? The Iconic Chinese Cheongsam Explained
• What Is Chinese Embroidery? The Complete Guide to Cixiu
• What Is Chinese Silk? The Ancient Art and History
• What Is Hanfu? A Guide to Traditional Chinese Clothing
• What Is Tangzhuang? The Chinese Jacket Explained
• Tiger-Head Shoes: Protecting the Smallest Feet
• Beijing Opera Costumes: Identity Stitched in Silk
• Miao Embroidery: A Script Without Words
• The Tibetan Robe: Dressing for the Roof of the World
• Uyghur Dress: Color on the Silk Road
• The Phoenix Crown and Cloud Cape: A Bride's Glory
• The Scholar-Official's Robe: Rank Woven in Thread
• The Cloud Collar: A Shoulder Full of Clouds
• The Bijia: The Sleeveless Jacket of the Yuan
• The Hezi: The Embroidered Pouch of Affection

• What Are Ancient Chinese Musical Instruments?
• What Are Chinese Fan Dance and Martial Arts?
• What Are Chinese Gardens? A Complete Guide to Yuanlin
• What Are Chinese Seals (Yinzhang)? History and Meaning
• What Are Chinese Stone Lions? The Guardian Lions Explained
• What Are Chinese Wenwan? Scholar's Treasures Explained
• What Are Mendang Hudui? Chinese Door Gods Explained
• What Do Dragon and Phoenix Symbolize in China?
• What Do Numbers and Colors Symbolize in China?
• What Does Fish Symbolize in Chinese Culture?
• What Is Chinese Chess (Xiangqi)? Rules and History
• What Is Chinese Martial Arts Culture? A Complete Guide
• What Is Chinese Number Culture? Lucky Numbers Explained
• What Is the Chinese Sword (Jian)? The Complete Guide
• Who Are the Nine Sons of the Dragon? Myths Explained
• The River Chart and Luo Writing
• The Taiji Diagram: A Circle of Opposites
• The Eight Trigrams
• The Sexagenary Cycle of Sixty Years
• The Magpie: Bringer of Good News
• The Bat: A Beast of Good Fortune
• The Fish: A Symbol of Abundance
• The Deer: Emblem of Rank and Longevity
• The Gourd: Gourd of Blessings
• The Ruyi: Scepter of Everything-As-You-Wish
• The Silver Ingot of Wealth
• The Treasure Basin
• The Money-Shaking Tree
• The Bronze Mirror: Portal to the Other World
• The Sachet: A Pouch of Fragrance and Protection
• The Jade Pendant
• The Spirit Screen
• The Memorial Archway
• The Moon Gate
• The Ornamental Column
• The Auspicious Cloud
• The Longevity Character
• The Double Happiness Character
• The Release of Captive Lives
• The Peacock
• The Crane: Messenger of Immortality
• The Mandarin Duck: A Pair of Love
• The Vase: A Vessel of Peace
• The Five Blessings
• The Pomegranate: Fruit of Many Sons

• What Is Cricket Fighting? The Ancient Chinese Sport
• What Is Cuju? The Ancient Game That Inspired Football
• What Is Dragon Boat Racing? A Complete Guide
• What Is Jianzi? The Chinese Hacky Sack Explained
• What Is the Chinese Yo-Yo (Kongzhu)? History and Tricks
• What Is Touhu? The Ancient Arrow-Throwing Game
• The Nine-Link Puzzle
• The Tangram
• The Luban Lock
• Klotski: The Huarong Pass
• The Spinning Top
• The Swing
• Skipping Rope
• Archery in Ancient China
• Shuaijiao: The Art of Wrestling
• Tug of War

• What Is Chinese Puppet Opera? The Art of Muouxi
• What Is Chinese Shadow Puppetry? The Art of Piyingxi
• What Is Henan Opera (Yuju)? A Complete Guide
• What Is Huangmei Opera? The Folk Opera of China
• What Is Kunqu Opera? The Mother of Chinese Opera
• What Is Qinqiang Opera? The Oldest Chinese Opera
• What Is Sichuan Opera? Face-Changing Explained
• What Is Yue Opera? The Lyrical Opera of Shaoxing
• Pingju: The Opera of the North China Plain
• Chaoju: The Opera of the Teochew
• Jinju: Shanxi Opera
• Hebei Clapper Opera
• Huiju: The Root of Peking Opera
• Hanju: The Han Opera of Hubei
• Wuju: Zhejiang's Eclectic Opera
• The Pear Garden: Cradle of Chinese Theatre
• Luju: Anhui's Folk Opera
• Errenzhuan: The Song-and-Dance Duet
• Huagu Opera: Flower-Drum Songs
• Nanxi: The Southern Drama
• Xiqu: The Grand Term for Chinese Opera
• The Opera Facial Makeup

• How Do Chinese Weddings Work? Customs and Traditions
• How to Use Chopsticks? Etiquette and History Explained
• What Are Chinese Kites? A Complete History and Guide
• What Are Chinese Lanterns? Tradition and Meaning
• What Are Chinese Temple Fairs? A Complete Guide
• What Are Chinese Wedding Customs? Traditions Explained
• What Are Dragon and Lion Dances? Traditions Explained
• What Are Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches?
• What Are Lantern Riddles? The Art of Chinese Wordplay
• What Are New Year Paintings? Chinese Folk Art Explained
• What Are Red Envelopes? Meaning and Etiquette Guide
• What Are Spring Couplets? A Guide to New Year Poetry
• What Are the Eight Trigrams (Bagua)? A Complete Guide
• What Are the Four Treasures of the Study? Complete Guide
• What Is a Chinese Family Genealogy? A Complete Guide
• What Is Acupuncture and Moxibustion? Healing Explained
• What Is Ancestor Worship in Chinese Culture?
• What Is Chinese Calligraphy? A Complete Guide to Shufa
• What Is Chinese Incense Culture? The Art of Fragrance
• What Is Chinese Knotting? The Art of Meaningful Threads
• What Is Chinese Paper Cutting? The Art and History
• What Is Chinese Tea Culture? A Complete Beginner's Guide
• What Is Chinese Wine Culture? The Complete Guide
• What Is Go (Weiqi)? The Ancient Strategy Game
• What Is Gua Sha? Ancient Healing and Modern Benefits
• What Is Mahjong? The Game of Tiles Explained
• What Is Peking Opera? A Guide to Roles and Faces
• What Is Tai Chi? Moving Meditation Explained
• What Is the Chinese Drum? The Heartbeat of Civilization
• What Is the Chinese Fan? History, Art and Symbolism
• What Is Traditional Chinese Medicine? A Complete Guide
• Who Are the Twenty-Four Filial Exemplars? Stories Explained
• New Year Visits: The Art of Paying Respects
• Keeping the Old Year Out: Staying Up on New Year's Eve
• The One-Year Grab: Foretelling a Baby's Future
• The Full-Month Feast for Newborns
• The Month of Confinement After Birth
• The Longevity Lock: A Child's Silver Guardian
• The Hundred-Families Gown
• Your Zodiac Year: Why Red Protects You
• The Upside-Down Fortune Character
• Peach Charms: Forerunners of Spring Couplets
• The Kitchen God Who Reports to Heaven
• The God of Wealth and How to Welcome Him
• The God of Happiness
• The Rabbit God of Old Beijing
• The Old Man Under the Moon: God of Marriage
• The Lady of Forgetfulness at the Yellow Springs
• The Black and White Impermanence
• The City God: Guardian of the Walled Town
• The Earth God of the Locale
• The Princess of the Rosy Clouds
• The Three Stars of Fortune, Emolument, Longevity
• The Star of Longevity
• The God of Literature
• The Star God of Examinations
• Little New Year: The Sweep Before Spring
• Sweeping the Dust: Pre-New-Year Cleaning
• The Reunion Dinner of New Year's Eve
• The Cross-Cup Wine of the Wedding Toast
• The Three Letters and Six Rites of Marriage
• The Capping Ceremony of Adulthood
• The Hair-Pinning Ceremony for Girls
• Traditional Funeral and Mourning Customs
• The Grand Rite of Heaven Worship
• The Altars of Soil and Grain
• Dragon Head-Raising Day
• The Flower Festival of the Hundred Flowers
• Fill-the-Granary Day
• The Altar of Agriculture
• Cang Jie: The Inventor of Chinese Characters
• The Art of Divination
• Fortune Telling in Chinese Culture
• Face Reading: The Art of Physiognomy
• Choosing an Auspicious Day
• Matching Birth Charts for Marriage
• The Winter-Clothes Festival for the Dead
• The Spring Purification Festival
• Folk Festival Pageantry
• The Rice-Sprout Song Dance
• Raising the Roof Beam
• Firecrackers: Noise to Drive Away Evil
• Fireworks Over the New Year
• The Gong and Drum Ensemble

Stories › Details › Ethnic Groups (55)

• Who Are the Achang People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Bai People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Blang People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Bonan People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Buyi People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Dai People? China's Water-Splashing People
• Who Are the Daur People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the De'ang People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Derung People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Dong People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Dongxiang People? Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Ewenki People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Gaoshan People? Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Gelao People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Hani People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Hezhen People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Hui People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Jing People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Jingpo People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Jino People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Kazakh People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Kirgiz People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Korean Chinese? Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Lahu People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Lhoba People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Li People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Lisu People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Manchu People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Maonan People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Miao People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Monba People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Mongolian People? Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Mulao People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Naxi People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Nu People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Oroqen People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Pumi People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Qiang People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Russian Chinese? Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Salar People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the She People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Shui People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Tajik People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Tatar People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Tibetan People? Culture, Religion and Traditions
• Who Are the Tu People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Tujia People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Uyghur People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Uzbek People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Wa People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Xibo People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Yao People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Yi People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Yugur People? China's Ethnic Minority Explained
• Who Are the Zhuang People? China's Largest Minority

• What is a Pipa? The Chinese Lute Explained
• What is the Bianzhong? Ancient Chinese Bronze Bells
• What is the Dizi? The Chinese Bamboo Flute Explained
• What is the Erhu? The Chinese Two-Stringed Fiddle
• What is the Guqin? The Ancient Chinese Zither Explained
• What is the Guzheng? The Chinese Zither Explained
• What is the Horsehead Fiddle? Mongolian Music Explained
• What is the Hulusi? The Chinese Gourd Flute Explained
• What is the Suona? The Chinese Oboe Explained
• What is the Xun? The Ancient Chinese Ocarina Explained
• The Xiao: The Meditative Vertical Flute
• The Yangqin: The Chinese Hammered Dulcimer
• The Sheng: The Ancient Chinese Mouth Organ
• The Ruan: The Round-Bodied Chinese Lute
• The Liuqin: The Soprano of the Lute Family
• The Konghou: China's Lost Harp Rediscovered
• The Paixiao: The Panpipes of Antiquity
• The Sanxian: The Three-String Lute of the North
• The Jinghu: The Fiddle of Peking Opera
• The Bawu: The Free-Reed Flute of the South
• The Kouxian: The Jew's Harp of the Mountains
• The Duxianqin: The One-String Zither of the Jing
• The Maguhu: The Horse-Bone Fiddle
• The Yunluo: The Cloud of Gongs
• The Muyu: The Wooden Fish of the Temple

• Jiaozi: A Complete Guide to China's Beloved Dumpling
• Mooncakes: A Complete Guide to Mid-Autumn Festival Treats
• Nian Gao: A Complete Guide to Chinese New Year Rice Cake
• Spring Rolls: A Complete Guide to This Chinese New Year Classic
• Tangyuan: A Complete Guide to Sweet Rice Balls of Family Unity
• What is Chongyang Cake? Double Ninth Festival Pastry Guide
• What is Laba Porridge? The Eight-Treasure Festival Dish Explained
• What is Qingtuan? Green Rice Balls for Qingming Festival
• Yuanxiao vs Tangyuan: A Complete Guide to Sweet Rice Balls
• Zongzi: A Complete Guide to Dragon Boat Festival Rice Dumplings
• Baozi: The Humble Steamed Bun
• Mantou: The Plain Steamed Bread
• Lamian: Hand-Pulled Noodles
• Zhajiangmian: Noodles with Soybean Paste
• Wonton: The Little Swimming Dumpling
• Youtiao: The Golden Fried Dough Sticks
• Shaobing: The Sesame Flatbread
• Hot Pot: A Boiling Bond of Friendship
• Peking Duck: Crisp Skin, Imperial Taste
• Mapo Tofu: The Spicy Sichuan Classic
• Kung Pao Chicken: A Governor's Legacy
• Braised Pork Belly in Soy Sauce
• Fish-Fragrant Shredded Pork
• Sweet and Sour Spareribs
• Fried Rice: The Art of the Wok
• Congee: The Comfort of Rice Porridge
• Rice Noodles: Threads of the South
• Liangpi: Cold Noodles of the Northwest
• Douhua: Silken Tofu Pudding
• Luzhu: Beijing's Hearty Offal Stew
• Char Siu: Cantonese Barbecue Pork
• Potstickers: The Crispy Dumpling
• Dandan Noodles: Sichuan Street Food
• Malatang: Numbing-Spicy Hot Broth
• Luosifen: The Pungent Snail Noodles of Liuzhou
• Yangrou Chuan: Mutton Skewers of the Northwest
• Shaomai: The Open-Faced Dumpling
• Tanghulu: Candied Hawthorn on a Stick
• Douzhi: Beijing's Fermented Mung Bean Drink
• Lüdagun: The Rolling Donkey Soybean Roll
• Aiwowo: Steamed Rice Balls with Filling
• Yusheng: The Prosperity Toss Salad
• Fermented Tofu: The Cheese of China
• Jianbing: The Savory Breakfast Crepe
• Roujiamo: The Chinese Hamburger
• Liangfen: Mung Bean Jelly
• Chaogan: Beijing Liver Stew
• Hot and Sour Soup
• Spring Pancakes: The Wrapper of Spring
• The Hairy Crab of Autumn

• The Cold Food Festival (Hanshi): Story of Jie Zitui's Loyalty
• The Double Ninth Festival (Chongyang): A Complete Guide
• The Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu): Qu Yuan, Zongzi & Racing
• The Laba Festival: Porridge, Buddha & Chinese Traditions
• The Lantern Festival (Yuanxiao Jie): A Complete Guide
• The Qingming Festival: Tomb Sweeping Day & Jie Zitui's Story
• The Qixi Festival: Chinese Valentine's Day & the Cowherd and Weaver Girl
• The Story of Chang'e: China's Moon Goddess & Mid-Autumn Festival
• The Winter Solstice Festival (Dongzhi): Dumplings & Traditions
• What is Huazhao (Flower Festival)? Chinese Spring Celebration
• What is Longtaitou (Dragon Head-Raising Day)? Chinese Festival
• What is Nian? The Monster Behind Chinese New Year Explained
• What is Renri (Human Day)? The Chinese Festival Explained
• What is Xiaonian (Little New Year)? Kitchen God Festival Guide
• What is Zhongyuan (Ghost Festival)? Chinese Hungry Ghost Festival Guide
• Spring Festival: The World's Greatest Migration Home
• The Dragon Boat Festival: Rice, Races, and a Poet's Memory
• Qingming: Sweeping the Graves in Spring Rain
• The Double Seventh: China's Valentine in the Stars
• The Double Ninth: Climbing High for Longevity
• The Lantern Festival: Night of the First Full Moon
• Winter Solstice: The Day the Light Returns
• The Ghost Festival: When the Gates of the Dead Open
• Laba: The Porridge That Counts Down to New Year
• The Water-Splashing Festival: A Dai New Year of Joy

Stories › Festivals & Traditions › Solar Terms (24)

• What is Bailu? White Dew Solar Term in Chinese Calendar
• What is Cold Dew (Hanlu)? China's 17th Solar Term
• What is Dahan? The Great Cold Solar Term Explained
• What is End of Heat (Chushu)? China's 14th Solar Term
• What is Grain Full (Xiaoman)? China's 8th Solar Term Explained
• What is Grain in Ear (Mangzhong)? China's 9th Solar Term
• What is Grain Rain (Guyu)? China's 6th Solar Term Explained
• What is Jingzhe? The Awakening of Insects Solar Term Explained
• What is Lichun? Spring's First Solar Term Explained
• What is Liqiu? The Beginning of Autumn Solar Term Explained
• What is Major Heat (Dashu)? China's Hottest Solar Term
• What is Major Snow (Daxue)? China's 21st Solar Term
• What is Minor Cold (Xiaohan)? China's 23rd Solar Term
• What is Minor Heat (Xiaoshu)? China's 11th Solar Term
• What is Qingming (Pure Brightness)? Solar Term & Festival Guide
• What is Rain Water (Yushui)? China's 2nd Solar Term Explained
• What is Shuangjiang? Frost's Descent Solar Term Explained
• What is the Autumn Equinox (Qiufen)? Solar Term Guide
• What is the Beginning of Summer (Lixia)? Solar Term Guide
• What is the Beginning of Winter (Lidong)? Solar Term Guide
• What is the Spring Equinox (Chunfen)? Solar Term Guide
• What is the Winter Solstice (Dongzhi)? Solar Term Guide
• What is Xiaoxue? Minor Snow Solar Term Explained
• What is Xiazhi? The Summer Solstice in Chinese Solar Calendar

• Who Was Cai Lun? The Inventor of Paper in Ancient China
• Who Was Confucius? A Complete Guide to China's Great Sage
• Who Was Diao Chan? The Beauty in the Three Kingdoms
• Who Was Du Fu? China's Greatest Historical Poet
• Who Was Emperor Kangxi? China's Longest-Reigning Monarch
• Who Was Genghis Khan? The Mongol Conqueror's Life and Legacy
• Who Was Hua Mulan? The Legend of China's Warrior Woman
• Who Was Koxinga? The Pirate King of the Ming Dynasty
• Who Was Laozi? The Founder of Daoism and the Tao Te Ching
• Who Was Li Bai? China's Greatest Romantic Poet
• Who Was Lu Ban? The Master Carpenter of Ancient China
• Who Was Qin Shi Huang? China's First Emperor and His Legacy
• Who Was Qu Yuan? The Poet Behind the Dragon Boat Festival
• Who Was Shen Kuo? The Renaissance Man of Ancient China
• Who Was Su Shi? The Genius Poet of Song Dynasty China
• Who Was Sun Tzu? The Master of Strategy and The Art of War
• Who Was Wang Xizhi? The Sage of Chinese Calligraphy
• Who Was Wang Zhaojun? The Beauty Who Bridged Empires
• Who Was Wu Zetian? China's Only Female Emperor
• Who Was Xi Shi? Ancient China's Greatest Beauty
• Who Was Xuanzang? The Monk Who Journeyed to the West
• Who Was Yang Guifei? The Beauty Who Toppled an Empire
• Who Was Yue Fei? The Patriot General of the Song Dynasty
• Who Was Zhang Qian? The Explorer Who Opened the Silk Road
• Who Was Zhang Zhongjing? The Father of Chinese Medicine
• Who Was Zheng He? The Admiral of the Treasure Fleet
• Who Was Zhuge Liang? Legendary Strategist of Three Kingdoms
• Sima Qian: The Father of Chinese Historiography
• Bai Juyi: The Poet Who Wrote for the Common Heart
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• Tao Yuanming: The Hermit Who Found Paradise in a Garden
• Cao Cao: The Cunning Warlord of the Three Kingdoms
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• Cai Wenji: The Poet-Musician Caught Between Empires
• Hua Tuo: The Surgeon Who Anesthetized a Thousand Years Too Soon
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• Mozi: The Philosopher of Universal Love and Defense
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• The Old Man Who Lost His Horse: Chinese Idiom Story
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• When Every Bush Looks Like an Enemy: Chinese Idiom Story
• Why You Shouldn't Add Legs to a Snake: Chinese Idiom
• The Spear and the Shield: A Tale of Contradiction
• Jingwei Fills the Sea: The Bird Who Defied the Ocean
• Houyi Shoots the Suns: How Ten Suns Became One
• Kuafu Chases the Sun: The Giant Who Raced the Sky
• The Whistling Wind and Crying Cranes: A Panic in Retreat
• Songs of Chu on Every Side: The Fall of a Hegemon
• Returning the Jade Intact to Zhao: A Diplomat's Courage
• Bearing the Rod in Penance: Two Rivals Become Brothers
• Armchair Strategy: The Scholar Who Lost a Kingdom
• Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage: A King Seeks a Sage
• Borrowing Arrows with Thatched Boats: A War of Wits
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• Boiling Beans with Their Own Stalk: Brothers at War
• Too Happy to Think of Shu: A Prince Who Lost His Home
• Entering the Wood Three Fifths: Calligraphy Beyond Imitation
• A Bamboo Already in the Chest: Mastery Before the Brush
• Wielding an Axe at Lu Ban's Gate: Humility Before a Master
• Failing Behind Sun Shan: The Origin of Falling Short
• Dripping Water Pierces the Stone: Patience That Wins
• Grinding an Iron Rod into a Needle: A Lesson in Perseverance
• Boring a Hole to Steal the Light: A Boy Who Loved to Read
• Tying the Hair, Jabbing the Thigh: Extreme Devotion to Study
• Standing in the Snow at the Master's Gate: Reverence for Learning
• Rising at Cockcrow to Practice: A Patriot's Daily Vow
• Lying on Ice to Catch a Carp: Filial Devotion Tested by Winter
• Not Pocketing Lost Gold: Honesty Rewarded
• A Goose Feather from a Thousand Li: The Gift of the Heart
• Sending Charcoal in the Snow: Help That Arrives in Need
• Adding Flowers to Brocade: Beauty Upon Beauty
• Learning to Walk in Handan: Losing What You Had
• Dongshi's Imitation of the Frown: The Absurdity of Copying
• The Mantis Raising Its Arm to the Chariot: Brave Folly
• An Ant Trying to Shake a Tree: Defiance Against the Impossible
• South Carriage, North Tracks: Going the Wrong Way
• Climbing a Tree to Catch Fish: A Futile Pursuit
• A Roc's Flight of Ten Thousand Li: Boundless Ambition
• A Gate Where Sparrows Are Netted: The Fickleness of Fortune
• The Mantis Stalks the Cicada: Danger Behind the Hunter
• Cook Ding Carves the Ox: Skill Beyond Effort
• Drawing a Cake to Ease Hunger: Empty Promises
• Gazing at the Ocean and Sighing: Knowing One's Limits
• Carrying Faggots to Fight a Fire: Making Things Worse
• A Cup of Water on a Cartload of Embers: Too Little, Too Late
• When the Lips Are Gone, the Teeth Are Cold: Interdependence
• When Jiang Lang's Talent Ran Dry: The Fear of Burning Out
• One Arrow, Two Hawks: Efficiency and Wit
• Wielding Two Brushes at Once: A Two-Pronged Approach
• Giving Up Halfway: The Cost of Quitting
• Carving Without Stopping: The Power of Persistence
• Opening a Book Brings Benefit: The Value of Reading
• Learned Enough to Fill Five Carts: Vast Erudition
• Eight Dou of Talent: Extraordinary Gifts
• Ghostly Axe, Divine Work: Craft Beyond Human Hands
• Craft That Outdoes Nature: Human Ingenuity
• Seeing the Autumn Hair: Keen and Impartial Judgment
• Two Sleeves Full of Clean Wind: The Incorruptible Official
• Fiery Eyes and Golden Pupils: Seeing Through Deception
• Entering the Divine: Art at Its Subtlest
• Lifelike and Vivid: Art That Seems to Breathe
• Yu the Great Tames the Flood: Sacrifice for the People
• Nongyu Plays the Flute: A Love That Rose to Heaven

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• The Eight Masters of Tang and Song: Prose That Shaped China

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• The Nine-Tailed Fox: Trickster of the Myths
• The White Tiger: Guardian of the West
• The Vermillion Bird: Guardian of the South
• The Black Tortoise: Guardian of the North
• The Baize: The Beast That Knew All Evil
• Yinglong: The Winged Dragon of the Floods
• The Nine Sons of the Dragon
• The Jiaolong: The Hornless Dragon of the Deep

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• Who Is Pangu? The Chinese Creation Myth Explained
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• Yan Di: The Flame Emperor of the South
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• The Weaver Girl: The Star Who Longed for Earth
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