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Master Gao of Budizhen Martial Arts, Yangshuo by Jake Sanders, Editor Chinese Culture News Website: A Portal to the Richness of Chinese Heritage In an era of globalization, the appreciation of diverse cultures has never been more crucial. With this in mind, we are excited to announce the launch of our new Chinese Culture News…
The growing wine industry in China
Richard Sanders The growing wine industry in China has become a significant segment of the country’s rapidly expanding agricultural and beverage sectors. Over the past few decades, China has transitioned from primarily producing rice and grain-based alcoholic beverages to developing a robust wine industry, both in terms of domestic consumption and international recognition. Historical Background…
Chinese Herbal Treatments for Blood Pressure
Jake Sanders Chinese herbal treatments for blood pressure have been used for centuries as part of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). These remedies focus on balancing the body’s Qi (energy), yin-yang, and internal organs to promote overall health and regulate blood pressure. Below is an overview of common Chinese herbal treatments and their associated principles. Key…
Discovering Cantonese Roast Goose: A Culinary Tradition Rich in History and Flavor
Jake Sanders Cantonese roast goose is a beloved delicacy renowned for its crispy skin, tender meat, and rich, savory flavor. This iconic dish has a long-standing history rooted in the culinary traditions of southern China, particularly in Guangzhou and Hong Kong, where it symbolizes festive celebrations and everyday dining alike. A Glimpse into Its History…
Ancient Nestorian Stone Tablet in Xi’an Reveals China’s Early Christian Heritage
Jake Sanders In 1625, towards the end of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), a remarkable archaeological discovery was made in the western part of Xi’an City, Shaanxi Province. An ancient stone tablet, known as the Monument to the Nestorian Church in China, was unearthed in a remarkably well-preserved state. The tablet’s inscriptions and carvings remain clear…
The Hyperboloid Banyan: A Living Tree Sculpture Inspiring Future Architecture
As the metal rusts, the banyan trees fuse into a single living organism. An ecosystem is born where humans live in harmony with nature. Will this be the future of architecture? Richard Sanders, Yangshuo The Hyperboloid Banyan is a remarkable tree sculpture that immerses visitors in lush greenery. As you walk into the structure, you…
The Bunang Indigenous Tribe of Kaohsiung, Taiwan: Traditions, Hunting, and Ceremonial Swordsmanship
高雄市桃源區寶山二集團部落 豐林農場主人-陳馬太 （威廉）Editor at large, Jake Sanders with Village Chief Mr. William Chen Ma Tai Jake Sanders, Kaoshiung The Bunang tribe, also known as the Bunang or Bunang people, is one of the many indigenous groups residing in the southern regions of Taiwan, with their traditional homeland located in the Kaohsiung area. This tribe preserves…
Chinese Craft Beer Market Booms as Locals Embrace New Flavors and Unique Brewing Styles
Jake Sanders, Macau June 3, 2025 — The craft beer scene in China is experiencing rapid growth, reflecting a shift in consumer tastes and a growing appreciation for unique, locally inspired brews. Once dominated by traditional lagers from international giants, the Chinese palate is now increasingly curious about artisanal beers that blend global brewing techniques…
Terra Madre Around the World: Food is Relationships
source: Slow Food Int. In a world where food is increasingly viewed as a mere commodity, the upcoming Terra Madre events aim to reaffirm its vital role as a catalyst for connection, culture, and biodiversity. In the second half of 2025, the spirit of Terra Madre will journey to Belgium, the United States, Norway, and…
Two – One or Two – Alone: An Exhibition Exploring Connection and Independence at the Chinese European Art Center
Jake Sanders, Editor at Large, pictured with the Icelandic artists Xiamen, China – The Chinese European Art Center (CEAC) is currently hosting an intriguing exhibition titled “Two – One or Two – Alone,” curated by May Lee and founded by Ineke and Sigurdur Gudmundsson. This exhibition delves into the complexity of human relationships, both in…
Yufei Aviation Launches World’s First Ultra-Lightweight Foldable eVTOL, Ushering in a New Era of Low-Altitude Cultural Tourism
广东羽飞航空发布全球首款超轻型可折叠eVTOL，开启低空文旅新纪元 Jake Sanders, Editor at Large Guangdong Yufei Aviation Launches the World’s First Super Light, Foldable eVTOL, Ushering in a New Era of Low-Altitude Tourism and Leisure — Yutu A100 Debuts at New Factory in Guangzhou Huadu, Strategic Partnerships to Enhance Industry Upgrades March 26, 2025, Guangzhou Huadu, China Today, the grand launch event titled…
