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  • How to Learn the Importance of Number Values - More Feng Shui For Prosperity

    FENG SHUI -An ancient Chinese art and science - is becoming more and more popular in our western civilization. It is a way and means of balancing our living environment's energy (chi). Simple...

  • Ribbon Dance Steps

    Ribbon dance, a popular Chinese folk dance most often performed by females, focuses on utilizing the aesthetic appeal of ribbon movement as set to music. Each ribbon, usually 3 inches wide and...

  • How to Reduce Electrostress Through Feng Shui

    In the modern application of the Chinese Feng Shui exposure to electricity in large amounts is thought to interfere with personal wellbeing. The negative effect of exposure to ionizing radiation...

  • How to Protect Yourself From Ghosts or Spirits

    Many cultures are rich in superstition and the paranormal; and are very open to the belief of a spirit world. In fact, many cultures believe that the living are always surrounded by spirits. With...

  • How to Enjoy The Aromatic Fragrance Of Incense As You Take A Look Its History

    As I approach Chinese temples in China, Hong Kong and Macau, one of the first to greet me is the smell of incense. Visitors simply cannot get away from the aroma of fresh spring as the incense...

  • How to Consult the I Ching with Oracles

    The I Ching -- “The Book of Changes” -- is essentially a book of general wisdom -- albeit deep and profound. In the words of Richard Wilhelm, “...it may safely be said that the seasoned wisdom...

  • How to Use Traditional Feng Shui Colors in Your Home Office or Workplace

    Feng shui practices have existed in Asian culture for thousands of years. After post war mainland China turned away from her long held traditions feng shui began to work its way westward. Since...

  • How to Appreciate The Origin Of "Fine China" And Its Evolution Over The Years

    Two of my aunts were in the “Fine China” business. I used to spend a lot of time with them as a teenager, completely fascinated by its history and the considerable demand by collectors from all...

  • How to Barter In China

    It is important to know how to bargain with the Chinese when you go to China for business or leisure. If you don't know how to barter, you will end up paying a lot more! The following tips will...

  • How to Celebrate The Chinese New Year And Welcome The New Year With Warmth, Forgiveness And Friendliness

    As the population in Macau and Hong Kong is predominantly Chinese, I was exposed to the Chinese traditions as a youngster. I used to love the Chinese New Year, as this is the time that I go about...

  • How to Palm Read your Health, Career and Marriage

    Palmprint Reading is always fun, and what you need to do is to pay attention and know what needs to be read.

  • How to Appreciate Chinese Cuisine From Shanghai, Canton, Peking And What To Eat

    It is interesting how the Chinese look upon the preparation of food as an art, and not simply a craft. I am told that Chinese cooking is influenced by Confucianism, which calls for a high level of...

  • How to Understand Chinese Palm Reading And What The Lines And Indentations In Our Palms Reflect

    As a kid growing up in Macau, I passed by many locations where the Chinese consulted palm readers on a regular basis, and this aroused my curiosity as a teenager to learn more about this....

  • How to Appreciate The Role That The Lunar Calender Plays In The Life Of A Chinese Person

    I was born in Macau, with a largely Chinese population. I was therefore exposed to Chinese culture from an early age, celebrating as well all the traditional festivals, inclusive of the Chinese...

  • How to Introduce Chinese Culture to Foreigners

    Giving a general overview of Chinese culture to foreigners can be difficult because its scope is so large. In addition, regional variations in many beliefs and practices can be a source of...

  • Traditions for Christmas in China

    Christmas traditions have been traced back to the Mesopotamians, a civilization that had carolers, Yule logs, holiday meals and festivals during their New Year's celebrations, according to...

  • Role of Chinese Women in China

    The role of Chinese women in China has continued to evolve over the centuries. In China, the role of Chinese women also varies by location and social status. Wealthy, poor, rural and urban Chinese...

  • The Difference Between Japan Culture & Chinese Culture

    The Chinese and Japanese cultures are frequently confused by Westerners and thought of as similar. Although there are similarities between these two Eastern cultures, there are many more differences.

  • The History of Meito, China

    Meito china is a popular brand of china made in Japan. The company produces mostly dinnerware and manufactures four major lines: Orleans, Windsor, Empire and Asama. A variant of Orleans, Norleans...

  • Chinese Paper Inventions

    The invention of paper in China and its transfer to other cultures led to the development of a number of inventions based on paper. From Chinese fans and lanterns to the printing press and books,...

  • The History of Chinese Mask

    China has a rich and colorful cultural history, and masks have played a major role in Chinese tradition for thousands of years. Chinese masks, depending on their function, are divided into several...

  • Endangered Animals of China

    An endangered species is a species that is threatened with imminent extinction in the near future due to factors which include the elimination or reduction of the species' natural bio-habitat,...

  • How to Love Asian Parents

    Many first generation Asian Americans complain about their parents. They say that their Asian parents put too much pressure on them to perform academically. Many of the most vocal or dominant...

  • How to Count on One Hand the Chinese Way

    When bargaining or shopping, sometimes it’s just easier to express what number you mean by using your hands. Did you know that every country does it a little differently, especially when it comes...

  • How to Use the I Ching for Daily Guidance

    The I Ching (pronounced yee jing) is considered one of the world’s oldest systems of divination. Divination can be thought of as an inner process of tapping into your subconscious. The I Ching...

  • Famous Chinese People

    China has produced some of the world's greatest people in all disciplines, from the arts and entertainment field to science, politics, literature and education. China continues to produce people...

  • Chinese Herb Cures

    The Chinese have been using herbs to treat diseases for thousands of years. Natural medicine shops in China have herbs in baskets, hanging from the ceiling and glass containers with ground herbs....

  • How to Feng Shui my Bedroom

    Feng Shui is a popular Chinese art or practice that is used by people all over the world. Practicing Feng Shui means having the proper balance of the Yin and Yang. Yin-Yang always coexist...

  • Cool Information on the Great Wall of China

    The Great Wall of China is the largest man-made structure on Earth. It was originally constructed from earth, rocks and sticks by seven emerging states, known as "the Seven Powers," in an attempt...

  • How to Write Chinese Poetry

    Chinese poetry is a literary genre with many forms. Koans, which are traditional four-line poems, date back to the Spring and Autumn period, approximately 770 B.C., of ancient China. All previous...

  • How to make Mexican fried Ice cream

    Ice cream is a treat that has satisfied the pallet for centuries. Marco Polo is believed to have given the culinary adventure to the Italians when he traveled the world. Mexican fried ice cream...

  • Magical Properties of Chinese Jade

    While many contributions make up the knowledgeable Chinese culture, it is very clear that jade is a most beloved gem of this society. The people of China wear these gems around their necks on...

  • How to Make Springfield Chinese Chicken

    If you're like most people these days, you're spending a lot less on going out than you had in the past. If you're like me and can't afford to go out but have a hankerin' for Chinese food, Here's...

  • How to Make Chinese New Year Cards

    Chinese New Year isn't always the best stocked holiday in the card aisle in the United States. You save money by making your own New Year card anyway. Here are some easy steps to take to make your...

  • The History of Chinese Herbs

    The Chinese have been practicing medicine through the use of herbs longer than anyone else in the world. For centuries, the remedies were passed down from one generation to the next. However, as...

  • How to Travel in and Enjoy Shanghai China

    China is a magnificent country with thousands of years of history and culture to experience and countless natural wonders to explore. The people of China are exceedingly kind and hospitable and...

  • How to Perform a Traditional Chinese Tea Service

    Drinking tea is an integral part of Chinese culture. It is the preferred beverage among the young and elderly alike. Taxis drivers, students, security guards, people from all walks of life carry...

  • How to Learn Mandarin Chinese & Become Fluent

    The Mandarin Chinese dialect is spoken by 75% of China's 1 billion+ inhabitants. It is the language with the most speakers worldwide, with English and Spanish tied for second. Mandarin can be...

  • Chinese Symbols for Health

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "health" with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Making Chinese Radicals for Symbols

    Find out how to use the Chinese radical of grass to make simple symbols with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese...

  • Chinese Symbols for Come Around

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "come around" with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Example

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "example" with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Radical for Grass

    Find out how to write the Chinese radical for "grass" and use it to create other Chinese symbols with tips from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Air Conditioner

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "air conditioner " with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Student

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "student" with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Courses

    Learn the Chinese symbols for "courses" with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Pineapple

    Learn the Chinese symbols for “pineapple” with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Chaos

    Learn the Chinese symbols for “chaos” with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Wash Hair

    Learn the Chinese symbols for “wash hair” with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

  • Chinese Symbols for Information

    Learn the Chinese symbols for “information” with tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters from a Chinese language specialist in this free video on Chinese words and phrases.

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