Imaginez faire le temps de prison - ou plus mauvais - juste parce que vous ont été liés à la partie offensante.

Si vous voulez comprendre que juste à quelle distance le collectivisme entre en Chine, ne regardez pas autre que le lianzuo - ou responsabilité collective. Dans toute l'histoire féodale de 2.000 ans de la Chine - au moins de 7th-century AVANT JÉSUS CHRIST toute manière au tournant du 20ème siècle - les gens étaient coupables par association. C'est-à-dire, si vous étiez…

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Les bêtes avec des yeux de perforation et colossaux énormes et mythiques, des bouches d'hurler tiennent la garde à plusieurs des bâtiments les plus importants et des structures antiques de la Chine. Le nom de ces créatures imposantes est « Fu poursuit » ou Rui Shi ( » chien propice » en mandarine), également connu sous le nom de lions impériaux de gardien.

Commencé pendant la dynastie de Han (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.), la tradition de placer deux grandes statues des lions masculins et femelles près de l'entrée d'un établissement ont été prévus…

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Tomorrow is the start of the Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival. This festival starts on the first day of the first lunar month (on the Chinese calendar) and it ends on the fifteenth day of this month. This period is traditionally full of celebrations, family visits, special foods and fireworks. It’s one of the more important Chinese festivals and everybody will take the time to celebrate, especially during the first three days of the festival.

This time is obviously not the best for arranging meetings and trying to make business deals. Also travelling within China is not recommended since many Chinese will go back to their hometown and every form of public transportation will be overloaded with families and bags full of presents and food. The best option is probably to stay where you are and try to see some of the local festivities such as fireworks and dragon dances. Read the rest of “Happy Chinese New Year” or post a comment

As you might have noticed already, we have added some new options and chapters to our redesigned Web site. One of these is the Question and Answer chapter.

When you have a China-related question which you would like to be answered by the visitors of our Web site, simply send an email and we will post it. Or, the other way around, when you know the answer to…

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This Soloshow East meets West by Yang Liu, which was placed at ministry of foreign afairs in Germany, is poster art that compares German / Western culture with Chinese culture in a way that humorously captures some societal differences. Needless to say blue represents Western culture and red Chinese?

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