Chinese Culture

On April 28, 1904, a 15-year-old girl stood on the Huangpu River dock in Shanghai, ready to leave …

Zhong Liyi, also known by his courtesy name Zi’a, was a native of Shanyin in the Kuaiji region …

The Chinese idiom “to strike the tiger’s teeth” describes the fearless resolve needed to challenge a powerful, perilous …

Duke Zhuang of Wei had three sons. The eldest was kind and virtuous, the second known for his …

In 1684, King Louis XIV of France dispatched the most renowned sinologist in the country, Joachim Bouvet, to …

Today, most of us wouldn’t dream of taking a long trip without GPS. Whether driving or walking, modern …

Ancient tools like the abacus are often seen as historical artifacts, yet their impact on modern mental capabilities …

In the final years of the Qing Dynasty, a humble man named Han Weng lived in Huating County. …

Few temple statues draw as much attention as the mysterious figure enshrined in Suzhou’s Xiyuan Jiechuang Temple — …

The familiar black and white Taiji symbol, often seen in martial arts and traditional Chinese culture, is far …