This guide introduces Yao costumes' embroidery craftsmanship, silver ornament features and cultural meanings for foreigners, including Pan Yao and Guo Shan Yao elements. It recomme...

This guide is tailored for foreign visitors to travel in China during the 2026 Horse Year Spring Festival. It covers core traditions like couplet-pasting and New Year's Eve dinner,...

This guide is tailored for foreign visitors to travel in China during the 2026 Horse Year Lantern Festival. It covers customs like lantern viewing and glutinous rice balls, recomme...

Qixi Festival (Qiqiao Festival) is a traditional Chinese romantic festival rooted in the Cowherd and Weaver Girl legend. This guide introduces traditional customs like Qiqiao, wors...

As the prelude to China's Spring Festival, Little New Year falls on the 23rd (north) and 24th (south) of the 12th lunar month. This guide introduces its customs, allusions, and off...

Celebrated on the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month, San Yue San is a major festival of the Zhuang ethnic group. This guide introduces its customs, food, top destinations in Guangxi, ...

Join the 'Spiritual Chinese' trend and explore authentic Chinese life. This guide covers 240-hour visa-free policy for 55 countries, TCM wellness, daily customs and etiquette, help...

Centered on the #BecomingChinese trend, this article explains the TCM logic of 5 Chinese health habits, helping foreigners understand the wisdom of warm water, herbal tea, etc.

The home habits in #BecomingChinese reflect Chinese culture and practical needs. Changing slippers, wearing cotton slippers, using thermos cups and loose loungewear embody cleanlin...

Centered on #BecomingChinese, this article deciphers the cultural connotations of Chinese diets. It covers hot porridge, jiaozi, hot pot, stir-fry with wok hei, and using chopstick...