• Chinese Carved Lacquer

    Chinese Carved Lacquer

    Carved lacquer, an ancient Chinese handicraft, originated in the Tang Dynasty and evolved through the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. This art involves applying multiple layers of lacquer, sometimes up to 600, followed by intricate carving. Notable for its exquisite craftsmanship and imperial style, Beijing carved lacquer ware is renowned worldwide.
  • Chinese Spring Festival Explained

    Chinese Spring Festival Explained

    The Spring Festival, the most significant celebration for the Chinese, involves family reunions similar to Christmas in the West. It begins on the 1st day of the lunar month, often a month after the Gregorian calendar. Traditions include making laba porridge, house cleaning, decorating with Spring Festival couplets, and enjoying a grand family dinner on the eve. The festivities conclude with the Lantern Festival,...
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