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January 16, 2020

Jin Mao Tower, the Third Tallest Skyscraper in Shanghai

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag chengdu, chinese zodiac signs, hangzhou, Qing Dynasty, year of the pig

Located in the lujiazui financial and trade zone center of pudong new area, Jin Mao tower is the third tallest building in Shanghai after Shanghai tower and Shanghai world financial…

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January 16, 2020

Huangpu River, a Landmark of Shanghai

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag chinese calendar, lantern festival, panda movies, shanghai weather, the great wall of china

The Huangpu river is a landmark of Shanghai, dividing the city into Pudong and Puxi. It is 113 kilometers (70 miles) long and 300-770 meters (984-2,526 feet) wide, flowing through…

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January 16, 2020

China Built the World’s Deepest High Speed Railway Station under the Great Wall

By Cassidy Tse in Travel News Tag chengdu, Forbidden City, palm reading, Qing Dynasty, year of the dog

China opened the world's deepest high-speed rail station, the badaling Great Wall railway station, on Dec. 30, adopting a new Chinese train schedule. With an elevation of 102 meters (335…

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January 15, 2020

Yi Jing, the Oldest and Most Abstruse Classic in Chinese History

By Cassidy Tse in China History Tag Feng Shui, Taoism

Yi Jing is an ancient classic on the change of all things in the world and a profound philosophical book on dialectics. There are three books of the book of…

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January 15, 2020

Winter Solstice, The Shortest Day of the Year

By Cassidy Tse in Others Tag winter solstice

In astronomy, the winter solstice is defined as the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere when the sun is directly above the tropic of cancer. After that,…

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January 15, 2020

What Numbers Do Chinese Dislike, Unlucky Numbers in China

By Cassidy Tse in Religions & Beliefs Tag Confucianism

4 is the exception to the even number rule. Why is the number 4 bad luck in Chinese? Because it sounds like the Chinese word for death. Just like some…

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January 15, 2020

Major 10 Principles of Fengshui

By Cassidy Tse in Religions & Beliefs Tag southern China

Take the environment as a whole According to feng shui, our environment is a human-centered integrated system that includes heaven, earth and all things. All things in a system are…

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January 15, 2020

Lucky Numbers in China, A Significant Role in Chinese Culture

By Cassidy Tse in Religions & Beliefs Tag chinese yearly calendar, Great Wall, micro signal app, what year is china, what year is it in the chinese calendar

Numbers have always played an important role in Chinese culture. Chinese people traditionally associate wealth with lucky Numbers. Thus, the lucky number system was born. There is no denying that…

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January 15, 2020

Huangdi, The Father of Chinese Civilization

By Cassidy Tse in China History Tag ji surname

Huangdi: the leader of the ancient Huaxia tribal alliance, the co-owner of the Chinese nation in ancient times. The first of the five emperors. It is respected as the "first…

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January 15, 2020

Huangdi Mausoleum Scenic Spot, the Most Important Ancient Grave Site in China

By Cassidy Tse in China History Tag chinese new year years, micro signal app, subway metro map, what year is china, when is chinese year

Huangdi mausoleum, the legendary Huangdi mausoleum, is the most important ancient burial site in China. After years of development and construction, it became not only a mausoleum, but also a…

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