Food

Ancient style environment, rich in ancient style details, forms a unique style that gives a sense of distance and tranquility. If you are a fan of Hanfu, Xi Yue Ting small tavern is an unmissable perfect destination because it is just too suitable for taking photos. Take photos casually, instantly transforming into an ancient beauty. Being amidst beautiful scenery, fine wine, and delicious food, you'll be reluctant to leave, enjoying yourself immensely. The peach blossoms here have a gentle sentiment, striving with the world not. This is the most tranquil posture of the small tavern, ancient style, making one feel as if they are in ancient times, enjoying leisurely... The project Night Economy brand merchants gather: Hunan's first Qingdao dining bar TSINGTAO90, Helens small tavern store 1 and store 2, Chunli and King Kong, Crocker tavern, Le Liang music bar, and Orange bar which is under renovation, Lights Lanshan bar and Pai Live House, YILING Islay Park tavern which have been signed, forming Changsha South City's 24-hour social life preferred center, stimulating new momentum for young people's consumption, igniting a new engine for Changsha's night economic development. [Fan · Drunken Flower Pavilion] The small tavern is located in Shijiazhuang Wanda…

The thousands of years of traditional Chinese culture have given birth to many excellent ethnic customs, and "clothing, food, shelter, and transportation" are among the simplest and most directly related aspects of people's lives. The variety of traditional clothing is abundant, differing across dynasties, and traditional Hanfu is now more widely accepted. Many "Hanfu stores" have appeared in the market, making it easier for more people to learn about Hanfu and promote traditional Chinese culture. However, a recent news story has caused public dissatisfaction: "A college student was labeled as mentally ill by her class tutor for wearing Hanfu," with the tutor even threatening the student: "Transfer or drop out if you don't change your clothes!" During the Xitang Hanfu Culture Week, there are always some fellow enthusiasts who lack understanding of Hanfu culture and come to join in the fun. Some wear Manchu attire, others put on Hu-style robes, and some even pair them with sneakers. As for those wearing jackets and skirts while holding selfie sticks, I find it hard to describe. In Hanfu forums, such laments can often be seen: "When will the day come when our Han people can wear Hanfu without being pointed at, not…

Have you noticed the increasing number of videos showcasing foreign tourists enjoying their time in China? These travelers become enthusiastic advocates for the country, praising its delicious food, convenient infrastructure, modern cities, and immersive historical and cultural sites. This surge in interest can be attributed to China's "144-hour visa-free transit" policy, which allows visitors from over 50 countries to stay in more than 20 Chinese cities for up to six days without needing a visa, provided they hold tickets to a third country. This policy has led to an influx of tourists exploring cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, and Urumqi. As these experiences are shared widely online, more foreigners are inspired to visit China. One of the most captivating aspects of their visits is their reactions to Chinese cuisine. Foods that are commonplace to locals often leave foreign tourists astonished and delighted. Let's explore some of the culinary delights that captivate visitors during their 144-hour stay in China. Baozi, Jianbing, and Other Wheat-based Delights Wheat-based foods are universally beloved, making them an easy introduction to Chinese cuisine for many foreign visitors. Items like steamed buns (baozi), pan-fried buns (shengjianbao), and various flatbreads…

In recent years, Chinese documentaries have brought us many surprises, such as "Once Upon a Bite," "Masters in The Forbidden City," and "The Flavor of History." These documentaries present various aspects of Chinese culture, including food, traditions, and customs. In this article, we will introduce a documentary series that explores ancient Chinese figures called "Qian Gu Feng Liu Ren Wu (千古风流人物, Eminent Figures Through the Ages)," with a focus on the latest season featuring the renowned figure Su Shi.   Introducing of Eminent Figures Through the Ages The term "eminent figures" refers to individuals who have had significant influence during their time. Su Shi, Li Bai, Tao Yuanming, Bai Juyi, Ouyang Xiu, these great historical figures not only left behind monumental literary works but also provided guidance for generations of disheartened and confused individuals through their enlightened philosophies of life. Amidst the hardships and twists of fate in life's journey, we should learn from their attitudes, using broad-mindedness to transcend suffering and seizing beauty in our remaining days. These familiar names are given concrete depictions in this documentary series. They experienced joys and sorrows like ordinary people; they endured pain and disappointment just like anyone else. However, the challenges they…

The power of the written word has long been recognized by humankind, and throughout history, books have played a crucial role in shaping our understanding of the world around us. From the earliest manuscripts to modern-day publications, each text holds a wealth of knowledge and insights into the past. The documentary "Ancient Books Through Time" takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the ages, exploring the evolution of the written word and uncovering the secrets that lie within some of the ancient Chinese books. Through a combination of expert analysis, stunning visuals, and compelling storytelling, this documentary offers a rare glimpse into the past, illuminating the extraordinary impact of books on human history. The documentary "Ancient Books Through Time" shows us in the most convincing way that ancient books come through time and can also be integrated into our lives. 1 Vivid life in the ancient books Everyone's life is always inseparable from food, clothing, housing, and transportation, and it was the same in ancient China. Let's start with food and clothing, and learn how the ancient people lived from the ancient Chinese books. If we travel back to the Song Dynasty, we should not have to worry that we…

Clothing, food, shelter and transportation, the word clothing is the first. Throughout history, the Chinese have consistently showcased their pursuit of clothing. From the exquisite attire donned by emperors in ancient palaces to the fashionable ensembles spotted in bustling city streets, people appear to consistently have a wealth of commentary regarding fashion trends. Today, a documentary that was specifically created to delve into the rich Chinese clothing culture would be recommended - "Wearing China on the Body". It tells the story of Chinese etiquette, clothing expression, folk art inheritance, and human relationships through vivid clothing, and skillfully reflects the changes in people's aesthetic preferences in the era. The Chinese documentary "Wearing China on the Body" is composed of six episodes, including Sang Ma, Bu Yi, Ni Shang, Jin Xiu, Zi Jin, and Jiang Xin. This documentary interprets Chinese culture through the perspective of clothing, arousing the audience's profound longing for clothing aesthetics from various perspectives such as fashion, elegance, intricacy, culture, humanity, and emotion. Enable them to comprehend the China within which we reside from the dreamlike clothing realm.   Episode 1: Sang Ma This episode will trace the origin of magnificent Chinese costumes, choose the life course of different…