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Despite the growing popularity of acupuncture in Western veterinary treatment, most practitioners are not fully maximizing this ancient Chinese healing art.
The sugar painting is just paintings made of sugar, which can not only be eaten but also appreciated.
The Chinese community in Denmark celebrated its cultural roots at the first ever Chinese Culture Day with artistic performances by 100 children from across China.
Learn more about Xanadu, a place described by Venetian traveler Marco Polo, romanticized by English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, which is the only intact evidence of the rise and fall of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368).
Foreigners are often surprised at how Chinese can use the stick-like ustensils so skillfully. Many even feel proud of their being able to use them to eat.
Inside an old-fashioned courtyard in the downtown of Nanning, waiters are serving customers with elaborately cooked dishes.
At 38, Dawa Tsering often recalls with fondness how hard he used to practise Tibetan writing as a child.
Rain-triggered flooding and mudslides have seriously damaged cultural relics dating back more than 1,000 years at a temple's grotto in northwest Gansu province.
Discover the beauty of kangweihua, the painting drawn around the walls of a kang, which is a kind of brick bed widely used in northern China.
The Kangweihua is a painting drawn around the walls of a Kang, brick-built bed widely used in northern China.
For Hu Chunchun, 40, director of the Confucius Institute in Hanover, Germany, life at the institute is more interesting than his teaching career.
Carsten Krause, the director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Hamburg in Germany, is more than happy to renew his five-year contract with the institute.