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Symbols of Chinese New Year by Deborah Evers The Chinese calendar is made up of lunar and solar movements. Chinese New Year, also known as Chinese Lunar New Year is a 15-day festival celebrated by areas of the world with a large population of Chinese. It is the most important holid... More> Symbolism in Chinese porcelain by Lian Slayford-Wei Symbolism in Chinese Porcelain Chinese porcelain has been prized for centuries throughout the East and the West for its superb quality and its exotic designs. Often appreciated for their exceptional beauty, Chinese porcelain can also be appreciated ... More>
	Chinese new year: Food traditions and symbolism by Tammy Lim Chinese New Year is an important and grand event of the year for the Chinese. During this celebration period, a great variety of traditional food is prepared for family, relatives and friends. Each type of food that is consumed during this special o... More> Background to the ancient Chinese dragon symbol by Heather Waelti The Chinese Dragon in a legendary creature in Chinese mythology and folklore. In Chinese art the dragon is depicted as being a long, scaled serpentine creature with four legs. The exact origin of the Chinese dragon is unknown; however, several sugge... More>
The meaning of the Yin Yang by Silvia Dekumbis For the Chinese, the Tao is the all-embracing first principle beyond all imagination. This nameless being has mysteriously manifested itself into two polar forces known as Yin and Yang. They work in all things. Originally, the word... More> Poetry: Thoughts by Stephanie Wood Mountains Mountains are a great symbol of power to all Chinese people. More>
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