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Chinese publishers stage Doha Int’l Book Fair
DOHA, May 9 ( tasteallchina ) -- The 33rd Doha International Book Fair kicked off here in the Qatari capital on Thursday with Chinese publishers displaying about 300 types of books about China. Themed "Knowledge Builds Civilizations," the multi-day event will run until May 18, which attracted over 500 publishers from more than 40 countries, according to the organizer. A Chinese delegation, led by Beijing Zhongke Import &Export Ltd., has brought a wide range of categories and genres from China, including politics, technology, Chinese culture, and Chinese language learning. The Chinese booth, themed "Read China," aims to introduce via books the traditional Chinese culture and China's civilization. The Chinese delegation will also engage in in-depth talks with their local and regional counterparts on publishing cooperation, copyright trade, and digital product sales. Established in 1972, the Doha International Book Fair is one of the largest and oldest book fairs in the region. -
Common Misconceptions in Traditional Chinese Health Preservation – Have You Fallen for Them?
With the rising enthusiasm for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the internet is brimming with a wide variety of TCM health preservation knowledge, and many "health bloggers" on social media platforms have become important sources of information for young people. A recent survey conducted by the Social Survey Center of China Youth Daily shows that 51.9% of young respondents choose to learn about TCM health preservation through social media platforms, making it the primary source of such knowledge for the youth. In the face of mixed quality online information, how can one discern truth from falsehood? China Youth Daily interviewed Associate Chief Physician Fan Su from the Characteristic Treatment Center at Wangjing Hospital of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. He summarized several common misconceptions regarding TCM health preservation based on current hot topics.China Youth Daily & China Youth Online Journalist: "Removing dampness" is a popular concept among young people today. Is "removing dampness" suitable for everyone?Fan Su: Many young people do not fully understand what "dampness" means and sometimes blindly try to remove it. "Removing dampness" is not suitable for all constitutions. For example, those with poor spleen and stomach or cold or yin-deficient constitutions should not blindly use… -
Traditional Chinese Medicine for the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Pharyngitis
As people's living standards continue to rise, so does their awareness of health. The demand for health knowledge among Qingpu residents is becoming increasingly urgent.The Qingpu District Media Integration Center and the Qingpu District Health Commission have jointly created a talk show program aimed at Qingpu residents – Listen to Health in Qingpu. This program aims to popularize health tips and knowledge about the prevention, treatment, and care of common diseases through interviews and Q&A sessions. By detailing actual cases encountered by expert doctors during their clinical practice, the program provides answers to health-related questions that concern the public. Today's health guest: Chen Caojie.Is chronic pharyngitis common in our daily lives?Chronic pharyngitis is a common upper respiratory tract disease. Its main clinical manifestations include discomfort or a sensation of a foreign body in the throat (such as feeling something stuck in the throat that won't go down or come out), severe cases may present with sore throat or a burning sensation. Most patients exhibit frequent swallowing or throat clearing. Many patients experience nausea and dry heaving when brushing their teeth in the morning. Chronic pharyngitis has a long course and is prone to recurrent episodes. It is a common and… -
“Chinese Bridge” language proficiency contest held in Israel
JERUSALEM, June 2 ( tasteallchina ) -- The 23rd "Chinese Bridge" language proficiency competition for Israeli university students concluded on Sunday in the country's economic center Tel Aviv. The competition, featuring Chinese speeches, Chinese knowledge quizzes, and talent shows, drew together students from three Israeli universities. In addition to delivering speeches themed "One World, One Family," the contestants expressed their proficiency in the Chinese language and interest in Chinese culture by demonstrating their talents in ancient Chinese poetry recitation, guitar playing of Chinese pop songs, and Chinese style of stand-up comedy. Tali Kogan, a student from Tel Aviv University, won the contest and will represent Israeli university students to compete in the annual international Chinese language contest to be held in China. "I believe everyone knows that language is a bridge to connect the world, and I hope that we can communicate better with Chinese people and understand each other," said Kogan in her speech. "Though my connection with the Chinese began as a child, I have never been to China. If I have the opportunity to visit China and experience the enthusiasm and hospitality of the Chinese people there, I believe I will once again feel the warmth of… -
Experts brainstorm role of new technology in cultural heritage protection
BEIJING, July 18 ( tasteallchina ) -- Inside a futuristic exhibition center in Beijing, a two-armed robot is busy making sugar paintings. Its smooth and delicate movements attract a crowd of visitors. The robot is acting as a "craftsperson" of this traditional folk art of Beijing, which is an intangible cultural heritage of China. But the machine also serves as both a witness to and reference point for the growing convergence of fields of knowledge with vastly different origins, a convergence that challenges the limitations of time and geography. At the seventh International Symposium on Cultural Heritage Conservation by Digitization held at the center, hundreds of experts and practitioners from home and abroad are considering the relationship between cultural heritage and new technologies. BOOSTING CULTURAL INHERITANCE For many, the promotion of traditional culture is one of the areas in which technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) can play a significant role. "AI is a booster of cultural inheritance," said Guo Chunchao, leader of Tencent Hunyuan Text to 3D, an AI model developed by Chinese tech giant Tencent. The AI large language model technology has significantly improved the efficiency of information retrieval and modeling, accelerating the digitization of cultural heritage, he… -
The History Of Chinese Art You Should Know About
When we talk about Chinese art, we refer to all the art produced during millennia by the Chinese civilization, which throughout the centuries remained isolated from the rest of the cultures. Because of this isolation, its style, its way of understanding art, underwent very few changes from antiquity to the 20th century. From the beginning of Chinese history, the main materials and one of the essential beginnings of this art were unknowingly created. These materials are jade and bronze. Furthermore, with these materials and the technical knowledge of this culture, the artistic forms characteristic of this type of art were gradually characterized. However, the works made in this type of art were decorated depending on the social hierarchy in which the artist was, and with this different theory of Chinese art were created, these theories are Confucianism and Taoism. In the field of arts, Chinese art stood out, not only in architecture and sculpture, but porcelain and silk, both used to manufacture sumptuary items. Another type of art, which we could include within the decorative arts, is the development of traditional furniture, this type of art evolved from simplicity to complexity and was closely linked to the lifestyle and economic… -
Exploring Chinese Culture: Must-Know Traditions for International Students
For overseas students, China presents an interesting experience with its rich history and lively culture. Both fascinating and intimidating are the traditions, customs, and cultural subtleties of the country. Gaining knowledge and appreciation of these aspects can improve your visit and increase the satisfaction of it. Let us therefore explore some essential Chinese customs that will enable you to successfully navigate and enjoy your stay in China. Study Abroad When studying abroad or participating in a student exchange program, it's essential to ensure that your academic debts are fully covered before you embark on your journey. Unresolved academic obligations can hinder your ability to focus and fully engage in your new academic environment. By addressing these responsibilities beforehand, you can immerse yourself in the educational opportunities and cultural experiences without the stress of unfinished coursework. Seeking online help from top-rated writers can be incredibly beneficial. A great solution is Papersowl writing service is an excellent site for finding trusted paper assistance, helping you manage your essay and assignments effectively. This support allows you to stay on top of your academic workload, ensuring that you meet all deadlines and maintain high standards. Balancing your studies and adapting to a new culture… -
Discovering Hubei’s Cultural Treasures: Recite Poetry, Enter Free!
This summer, Hubei Province beckons travelers from across China with a special cultural treat: the "Recite Poetry, Explore Jingchu" initiative. Nineteen scenic spots across the province have united to offer visitors the chance to exchange their knowledge for free entry into some of Hubei's most iconic attractions. Wuhan Mulantianchi Scenic Area (5A) Visitors who recite the entire poem "The Ballad of Mulan (木兰辞)" at the Mulantianchi Visitor Center will receive free admission (original price: 70 yuan/person). Activity Period: From now until August 31 Inquiry Phone: 027-61518926 Xiangyang Gulongzhong Scenic Area (5A) At the Yueying Flower Field Visitor Center, visitors who recite the entire "Dialogue at Longzhong (隆中对)" poem can enjoy free admission (original price: 67 yuan/person, excluding shuttle fees). Activity Period: From now until August 31 Inquiry Phone: 0710-3775067 Lumen Mountain Scenic Area (3A) Recite either "Failing to Hunt in Lumen (游鹿门不果)" or "Remembering the Past on Lumen Mountain (登鹿门山怀古)" to enjoy free admission (original price: 50 yuan/person). Activity Period: From now until August 31 Inquiry Phone: 0710-2976888 Yichang Qu Yuan's Hometown Cultural Tourism Area (5A) Recite the first 20 sentences of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao (离骚)" or the first 20 sentences of "Questions to Heaven (天问)" to enjoy free…- 11
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