Blog Category - Chinese Culture
Just yesterday (Sep 10), was Teachers' Day
There have been a myriad of ways to tell time in the capital since ancient times.
Who knew the area was named after a little foot bridge?
Started in 2015 by baijiu enthusiast and nightlife blogger Jim Boyce, World Baijiu Day is the best time of the year to understand the native spirit.
Work like a bee, eat like a bear.
Yuangu offers treats that coincide with China's 24 solar terms.
These colors were associated with a complex schematic that involved everything from astrology and metaphysics to food and medicine.
Get ready for a watermelon sugar high and a heat-induced energy low.
With the mercury rising relentlessly in Beijing, the thought of cooking might seem like a daunting task.
Curious about the latest snack offerings, we recently ventured to one such store to explore the new additions to the shelves.
Everything you need to know about Dragon Boat Festival.
Have you eaten any watermelon this summer?
What kinds of tricks do Beijingers have up their sleeves to cool themselves down?
And you better plant your seeds now or risk gaining nothing come autumn.
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