Blog Category - Chinese Culture
Have you picked your costume yet?
Beijing is a happening city! Don't miss a thing with our weekend roundup of the latest news.
Your complete guide to talking about autumn in Chinese.
Exploring modern twists on 秋补 (qiū bǔ), aka autumn tonic.
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, so let's explore some Chinese culture behind the moon.
Among the vast treasury of Chinese folk arts, few are as captivating as the rolling lantern.
Another Mid-Autumn Festival, another mooncake on the menu.
Apartment hunting is arduous enough under any circumstances. Now imagine doing it in a second language.
Over the years, a range of different qipao styles have emerged.
When you think of Chinese food, what comes to mind?
Whether killing two birds with one stone or trying the octopus, these idioms will help you up your Chinese.
English has long padded out its vocabulary by adopting so-called "loan words" from other languages.
![Mandarin Monday: "It’s so Hot I Don't Recognize My Parents" and 24 Other Ways to Complain About the Heat](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/394868/weixin_image_20250716145653.jpg "Mandarin Monday: "It’s so Hot I Don't Recognize My Parents" and 24 Other Ways to Complain About the Heat")
Let’s grab some creative sayings about how ding dang hot it is!
These colors were associated with a complex schematic that involved everything from astrology and metaphysics to food and medicine.
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