Results for traditional culture: 8

A company sent my company a fax asking for a price on our Marble Cremation Urns. They seemed very professional and said they would like to buy 25,000 units. A week later, they invited me to their company in to negotiate the deal. When I arrived, they picked me up and took me to the hotel.

Laoshe teahouse, also a live tea museum that is named after modern Chinese novel writer, Laoshe, has always been a hot place for Beijing tourists who love to enjoy Chinese tea culture. But at present, the teahouse will also welcome guests as a showcase of the essence of Chinese traditions.

In the past few years, a debate has emerged as to whether China should resume the old way of writing Chinese characters to preserve its culture. This year, Pan Qinglin, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the country's top advisory body, made an aggressive proposal, calling to abolish the use of current simplified Chinese characters within 10 years.

As the Guest of Honor, China showcases its literature, culture and traditions at the world's largest book fair

Performers rehersing for Shichahai Known as one of Beijing's most scenic destinations and once boasting a host of nightlife, Shichahai attracts tourists both from home and abroad with its combination of traditional culture and modern fashion. The area is also famous for the Beijing Shichahai Spor...

Qiang women dance before a Diaolou, traditional Qiang stone watchtower. By Guo Ying While the damages caused by natural disasters are irreparable, hope continues. Following the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan, the worst hit minority group, Qiang, is promoting their rich cultural heritage in a stage...

By Guo Ying Young, refreshing and full of individuality, this is what modern dance means to dance legend Willy Tsao. Tsao believes that in China, a country known for its history and traditional art forms, modern dance is adding color to the city鈥檚 rhythm and cultural scene. Sky presented by Be...

T-shirt, or tee shirt, differs from traditional garments in that it uses printed patterns and words to express rich cultural meanings, aesthetics and distinctive personalities, thus creating a relatively independent T-shirt culture.