Blogs about: Chinese Traditions

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Split Pants Fails: Some of the Perils of Elimination Communication1 comment

Pam wrote 1 day ago: Now that Elimination Communication, or understanding your baby’s peeing/pooping patterns to ob … more →

Tags: Parenting, Chinese Culture, life in beijing, kids, Chinese parks, China, Elimination Communication, split pants

My New Love Has Moved In...8 comments

lifebehindthewall wrote 3 days ago:   Sofia’s new home My new love has arrived and I haven’t stopped touching her since … more →

Tags: Entertainment 2, personal self, teaching in China, Travel, chinese traditional music, Chinese Zither

Parks in China: Breathing Life Into Sprawling Cities and What Makes Them Uniquely Chinese

Pam wrote 6 days ago: City living in China can be hard. Most people live in high rise apartment buildings (we live in an 1 … more →

Tags: Chinese Culture, Chinese parks, life in beijing, Beijing, Chinese New Year, China, Purple bamboo park, Beijing Botanical Garden, Asia

Chinese People Name Their Children as Animals?!17 comments

Hari Qhuang wrote 1 week ago: It is very common to find Chinese folks in my hometown whose name are of the animals. Those names ar … more →

Tags: Culture, Chinese Culture, Hare, Dragon, mouse, symbolism, Fauna, Tiger, Monkey

Happy Birthday Tin Hau! 1,053 years-old today…

Joanna James wrote 2 weeks ago: A Qilin at rest © Jo James Last weekend, Cheung Chau was roamed by lions and mythical beasts in hono … more →

Tags: Hong Kong, Travel, cheung chau, Video

Five things not to do in Cheung Chau2 comments

Joanna James wrote 4 weeks ago: Cheung Chau Harbour at dusk © Jo James As some of you may have gathered, Little Yak recently moved f … more →

Tags: Hong Kong, Travel, cheung chau

Guzheng: My New Hobby14 comments

lifebehindthewall wrote 1 month ago: I know  it has been awhile and I am very ashamed of it.. but do not worry I am here now.   Many thin … more →

Tags: personal self, Entertainment 2, Travel, teaching in China

Big City China vs Small City China10 comments

lifebehindthewall wrote 1 month ago: English: A Chinese pagoda in Hangzhou, China. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I have been living here in H … more →

Tags: personal self, Travel, teaching in China

Chinese names, part 2 - extended family1 comment

Tanya wrote 2 months ago: While writing my previous post on Chinese names, I found myself veering off into the topic of terms … more →

Tags: explaining china, photos, Chinese, Chinese Names, names

Chinese names, part 12 comments

Tanya wrote 2 months ago: Last week I heard something I couldn’t help but laugh at – an American guy told me of tw … more →

Tags: explaining china, Chinese, Chinese Names, names

鴨子 〜 Duck in Chinese Culture

Hari Qhuang wrote 2 months ago: Domestic Duck (鴨子: yā zi) has been a common part of the daily lives of Chinese folks around the glob … more →

Tags: Culture, Chinese Culture, Superstitions, Fauna, duck, Egg, fowl, wedding

Drop dead sexy2 comments

unspun wrote 2 months ago: The Chinese in Southeast Asia believe in making elaborate offerings to the dead in the form of paper … more →

Tags: Travel, Malaysia, Malacca, offerings for departed

Dong Life: The Movie

Joanna James wrote 2 months ago: After two weeks of thinking about editing my Guizhou videos, I finally sat down and muscled through … more →

Tags: Guizhou, People, Zhaoxing, Dong

The (One) Lantern Festival and Why It's Good Not To Have Expectations

Pam wrote 2 months ago: This is kind of embarrassing, but we spent the weekend looking for the Lantern Festival in Beijing a … more →

Tags: Chinese Culture, Lantern Festival

On the 15th day of Chunjie, my Beijing gave to me...

Tanya wrote 2 months ago: Chinese new year festivities last a longer than one day. The new year is celebrated for two weeks fr … more →

Tags: China Stories, photos, explaining china, Chinese New Year, fireworks, Chun Jie, Traditions, Dumplings

Ninja Swords and Chair Skating: Three Beijing Temple Fair Experiences4 comments

Pam wrote 3 months ago: What do you do when you have a lot of days of vacation? With the many days of the Spring Festival/Ne … more →

Tags: Chinese Culture, chinese food, temple fairs, chinese festivals

... A very unusual Chinese New Year: Part II! 2 comments

eddust wrote 3 months ago: Warning: What you are about to read next is the second part of a very interesting set of events that … more →

Tags: on daily basis, China, Chinese New Year, Chinese People, lunar year, snake year, TaoBao, Unusual

On Embracing Cultural Diversity and Butt Day

Pam wrote 3 months ago: Since I consider the importance of education to be one of the primary values I can transmit to our k … more →

Tags: Parenting, Random Thoughts, Chinese Culture, Parenting, chinese traditions, Chinese New Year, "Sant Jordi", Books, Culture

Year of the Snake

kineticheart wrote 3 months ago: Dried lotus root.  A view of the Great Wall.  Dancing.  Lanterns, dragons, mandarin oranges.  Old fr … more →

Tags: All, Thoughts, Crafts (all), crafts, Chinese New Year, Year of the Snake, craft parties, Chinese brush painting, China


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