Chinese Culture: Everything to Know to Plan a Cultural Tour of China
What is Chinese culture like? China has a remarkable and diverse culture. In addition to being entrenched in the oldest traditions that date back thousands of years, Chinese culture is a fascinating blend of 56 different groups whose folklore, customs, and traditions remind intact. When it comes to the modern development, China is a civilization that is constantly undergoing fast change, with trends and fashions changing frequently.
Chinese culture, from its history and traditions to Chinese cuisine, is part of what makes it such an amazing country to visit. Prepare to embark on a wondrous journey with our China culture tours: every art form promises you an immersive hands-on experience and every cultural heritage beckons with its own unique allure.
China History
Unveil the ancient China dating back over 3000 years ago. By calling into the stories from The Shang to Qing Dynasty.
Chinese Food
Chinese culture embraces gastronomy with eight major cuisines, hundreds of signature dishes, and countless snacks.
Chinese Zodiac
Chinese culture boasts a legacy of anthropology - its zodiac is world-famous for tell a person's personality, relationships, and fortune.
Chinese New Year
Also named the Spring Festival, it is now a UNESCO cultural Heritage. See how Chinese people celebrate the new year.
Chinese Tea culture
China is a renown for its tea drinking history, with some of the finest and most varied teas in the world.
Chinese Clothing Culture
As you dive deep into Chinese culture, prepare to be awed by the timeless beauty of traditional Chinese clothing.
Chinese Language
It is among the world's oldest languages and features various beautiful written forms, known as the Chinese calligraphy.
Real Life in China
It provides a cultural odyssey to discover China’s culture, art, traditions, people, as well as the modern society.
In the realm of Chinese culture, festivals, with a wide spectrum of celebrations and festival foods, hold a special place in the hearts of the Chinese people. It is more than just enjoyment and entertainment; it offers a window to the soul of Chinese culture rooted in different regions and from different ethnic groups.
Chinese New Year Traditions
Worshiping the Kitchen God. Putting up Decorations. Setting off Firecrackers. New Year Eve Dinner
Chinese Mid-autumn Festival
Enjoy the full moon while tasting the moon cakes and learning about the Mid-autumn Festival stories.
Chinese Lantern Festival
Family reunion dinner with tangyuan. Hanging out lanterns. Lantern riddles.
Dragon Boat Festival
Eating Zongzi. Drinking realgar wine. Dragon boat races, Wearing Perfume Pouches.
Qingming Festival
Tomb sweeping. Ancestor worship. Spring outing. Kite flying
Guizhou Ethnic Festivals
Miao Sisters,Meal Festival, Lusheng Festival, Torch Festival, Dong New Year Festival
Inner Mongolia Naadam Festival
Horse Racing, Archery, Wrestling, traditional folk music and dance performances
Tibetan Festivals
Tibetan New Year, Yak Butter Lantern Festival, Shoton Festival, Bathing Festival
Proud Chinese Traditions, Arts, and Crafts
Chinese people cherish their traditions, which is an important part of Chinese culture. Today, they still give red envelop for special occasions, learn the traditional musical instruments and dance, and maintain mental and physical strength with Chinese Kungfu. Chinese traditions speaks of harmony and balance; and Chinese arts and crafts are typically created with this traditional philosophy in mind.
China Cultural Heritage
If you are a cultural vulture, get ready to be amazed by the enduring heritage of China, with its historical architectures that adorn the cities and villages. Beijing and Xian, two of China’s ancient capitals, showcase a spectacular array of historical wonders, reflecting different chapters in the country’s history. Marvel at the enigmatic Buddhist & Islamic heritage along the Silk Road and in Tibet. Every heritage has a tale to tell, serving as a testament to China’s cultural genius.
Top 8 Historic Sites in China
Prepare to be enchanted by the remarkable historical sites that unfolds in China.
Chinese Architecture
The Chinese LOVE their traditional architecture that is everywhere, particularly in Beijing, Xian, and other historical cities.
Forbidden City (Palace Museum)
Best of the world’s five imperial palaces, it is also the largest ancient culture and art museum in China.
Beijing hutong
As you venture through the over 600-year-old hutong, you will discover the unique old charm of Beijing.
Terracotta Army
The Terracotta Warriors and horses of Qin Shihuang, bear witness to the unbeatable army of China’s first emperor.
Temple of Heaven
The biggest surviving ancient sacrificial complex in China used to connect Ming and Qing kings withe the gods.
Chinese Symbols for Culture
Go beyond the most famous tourism cities, there are many more places to explore China’s profound history and cultural traditions.
Most Popular Chinese Culture Tours
The Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, and Terracotta Warriors are on this best trip for first-timers.
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