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Johnnie Walker Launches Limited-Edition Bottle to Celebrate Lunar New Year

Feb 8, 2018

Johnnie Walker has released Johnnie Walker Blue Label Year of the Dog limited-edition bottle in celebration of the lunar new year. As part of the brand's Pioneering Spirit Series, Johnnie Walker continues to pay homage to the traditions ...

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Worldwide Gathering with a Common Artistic Theme

Nov 4, 2015

The 18th Beijing Art Expo attracted a large turnout of aficionados from around the world, with one thing in common - the pursuit of art and the different approaches to portraying beauty. From their work can be seen a spirit of life and ...

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There Are Many Festivals in China

May 20, 2013

Spring Festival (The Chinese New Year) (1st of the 1st month) The biggest and most celebrated festival in China and part of east and Southeast Asia. This usually runs over 3 days not including the weekend and is at the end of January or ...

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Words in Chinese and Traditions in China

Dec 27, 2012

1. What's "guanxi"? Guanxi is regarded as the central idea in Chinese society with long historical and cultural roots. It is understood and utilized by virtually every Chinese person in greater or lesser measure. Understanding how the ...

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Chinese Contemporary Craftsmanship Brand Shangxia Opened Its Second Global Boutique

Nov 30, 2012

Two years after opening its first store in Shanghai, Chinese contemporary craftsmanship brand Shangxia opened its second global boutique in Beijing. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the Beijing store pays homage to the ...

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Characteristics of The Lunar New Year

Nov 28, 2012

I was too young to recognize Lunar New Year as anything more than feasts of dumplings and sweet pastries and extra pocket money in red packets the last time I spent it in China. Lighting up fireworks and firecrackers was also just the ...

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"Cold Food Day" Is The Most Important Day for People to Offer Sacrifice to Ancestors

Nov 28, 2012

Tomb Sweeping Day, also called "Cold Food Day", is the most important day for people to offer sacrifice to ancestors. It started from the Zhou Dynasty, with a history of over 2500 years. Qingming is one of the 24 solar terms in China, ...

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The Shoton Festival Is a Traditional Tibetan Festival Held From The End of June

Nov 28, 2012

The Shoton (Xuedun) Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival held from the end of June of Tibetan calendar to the beginning of July. It is also called "Yoghurt Festival", for it means a festival to drink yoghurt in the Tibetan language. ...

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The Torch Festival Is a Traditional Festival Celebrated Among Some Ethnic Groups in China

Nov 28, 2012

The Torch Festival is a traditional festival celebrated among some ethnic groups in southwestern China, such as the Yi, Bai, Hani, Lisu, Naxi, Pumi and Lahu etc. The festival features lighting up torches, hence its name. It usually falls in ...

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Both Weddings and Funerals Have Distinct Characteristics

Nov 27, 2012

The Chinese are a very family-oriented people. Weddings of a relative are cause for celebration while funerals are a time for deep mourning. Both weddings and funerals have distinct characteristics. Traditional Weddings ...

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The Water-Releasing Ceremony on The Qingming Festival Is a Folk Custom in Dujiangyan City

Nov 27, 2012

The water-releasing ceremony on the Qingming Festival is a folk custom in Dujiangyan City where the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, a UNESCO world cultural heritage site, is located. On Qingming Festival (one of the 24 Chinese solar terms) ...

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Double Seventh Festival Falls on The Seventh Day of The Seventh Month of Lunar Calendar

Nov 27, 2012

In China, the Double Seventh Festival, or Ingenuity-begging Festival (the festival to plead for skills) falls on the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar. The festival originates from the legend of the loyal love between ...

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