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a Grim Reality of Agriculture Is The Death on The Farm

Aug 27, 2013

Water the commodity gold of 21st century? Bless the bats of agriculture Vile dog meat markets still thriving in China Danger is part and parcel of agriculture. Row crops or livestock, grain bins or cotton gins, tractor or trailer, ...

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Introductions of Buyi's Customs

May 20, 2013

Buyi people are very kind with the travelers and foreigners. Among them it is customary to offer food and drink to any person that arrives to their homes. Their basic food is rice, and their main economic activity, rice agriculture. They ...

Tags: Customs, The Buyi, Funerals, Dresses

The Local Zhuang People Have Different Eating Habits

May 14, 2013

In most areas the Zhuang nationality people are used to have three meals a day, while in some places the local Zhuang people have four meals a day that means they have one more snack between lunch and supper. The breakfast and lunch are ...

Tags: Eating Habits, Zhuang Nationality, foods

"Heavy Snow" Is Around December 7 or December 8 Each Year

Feb 17, 2013

After the “Slight Snow”, it’s the “Heavy Snow”, which is around December 7 or December 8 each year. “Heavy Snow”, just like it’s meaning, indicates more snow days and snowfalls. Most of the ...

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The Introduce of Korean Ethnic Group

Dec 5, 2012

The Korean ethnic group is distributed mainly over the northeast of China, including Jilin Province, Liaoning Province and Heilongjiang Province. Other Korean people disseminate in some cities in other parts of China, such as the Inner ...

Tags: Korean ethnic group, dining manners, custom, etiquette

The Introduce of Primi

Dec 5, 2012

According to the fifth national census in 2000, the Primi population is 33,600. Their language, Primi, is a member of the Tibetan-Burman group of the Sino-Tibetan phylum. In the past, Primi was written using Tibetan characters, however, ...

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