Inside China

Non-Business Aspects

Arts and Performances

• China is rich with customs and traditions which are passed down by generations by their ancestors and one of them includes their dance and performances.
• There are many types of traditional dances and those are the famous dragon dance, the fan dance, Chinese Opera stage plays, and many more.

Fan Dance

Dragon Dance

Chinese Opera

Chinese Drums

Food and Delicacies 

• The Chinese are encouraged to be balanced in everything including food.
• Spiritual teaching of balance which is ying (cool) and yang (hot) are followed by the Chinese.
• Rice is one of the main meal they take and is eaten several times a day which will be served with other meals.
• Bean sprouts, scallions, gingerroot and cabbage are some of their traditional food.

 Chinese Dumpling

 Mooncake

Dim Sum

Chinese Tea

• Tea plays a big role in Chinese tradition. 
• As Chinese society developed, consumption of tea has remained as a practice while tea production has played a role in their traditions.
• The spirit and wisdom of human beings to a higher level can be brought out by a practicing tea culture. 
• Chinese tea comes in various different flavors and it also has a great medicinal value to it.

Traditional Clothing

• The traditional clothing of the Chinese refers to their lifestyle back then.
• The people of China also used various type of ornaments to decorate their clothes way back in time almost 4500 years ago.
• Silk was also one of the main elements used to make clothes during ancient times, and it is still a tradition right up to this day.

Festivals in China

Lantern Festival
 

•  15th day of the first Chinese lunar month is when the Lantern Festival (also known as the Yuanxiao Festival) is celebrated .
• The lanterns generally last about 5-10 minutes before either being too far off to see the go, or before they eventually burn out and gracefully tumble back to earth.

Spring Festival

• The spring festival is when all the family member get together and celebrate and also its the most important festival.

•  1st day of the 1st lunar month is the Spring Festival  celebrated .
• Dragon dance and Lion dance are traditionally performed as for recreational activities during the Spring Festival.

 

                         Lion Dance Performance                              

 Family Gathering