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Russian tourists flock to China’s border city of Heihe for breakfast, shopping
It may seem surprising, but a growing number of Russians are making the trip to have breakfast in Heihe, a border city in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, before heading back home. (Photo/CCTV News) Heihe sits across the Heilongjiang River from the Russian city of Blagoveshchensk. The river is known in Russia as the Amur River. Since the resumption of visa-free group tourist trips between China and Russia in Heihe on Sept. 21, 2023, there's been a noticeable uptick in Russian visitors. A simple boat ride allows for easy movement between the two nations. Many Russians are attracted to Heihe's breakfast offerings and shopping experiences. They indulge in local breakfast staples such as soybean milk, tea eggs, and Baozi — steamed stuffed buns. Some have even crafted a unique dining blend, pairing Baozi with beer. (Photo/CCTV News) Many vendors at morning markets have added bilingual Chinese-Russian signs, and some have picked up basic Russian to better serve their visitors. Given its strategic location, Heihe has long been a nexus for China-Russia trade. It stands as China's primary supplier of everyday Russian products, which are then distributed nationwide. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has made trade between China and other BRI… -
Hongyan Grapes
Basic Introduction to Hongyan GrapesThe cultivation and development of Hongyan grapes started in the 1970s. Due to the unique soil and climatic conditions in Hongyan, the grapes produced are sweet and delicious, with thick flesh and thin skin, having a distinctive honey aroma. They have high commercial value and good economic returns, leading to an increase in the number of farmers cultivating them over the years, gradually forming a scale that attracted significant attention from local authorities. Starting from 2000, large amounts of funding were invested to support the Hongyan grape industry, causing it to develop rapidly. Now, the planting area has reached more than 3,000 mu (approx. 200 hectares), involving 12 village groups across four villages: Hongyan, Dazhai, Guanling, and Wangjiaping. Nutritional ValueGrapes are pleasantly sweet and sour, with plenty of moisture and rich nutrition. Most of the sugars contained in grapes are glucose, which can be directly absorbed by the human body, making grapes an ideal fruit for those with weak digestive systems. Grapes contain large amounts of tartaric acid, which helps digestion. Eating an appropriate amount of grapes can strengthen the spleen and stomach, providing great benefits to the human body. Historical and FolkloreAs per "The Supplement… -
Kazuo Purple Clay
Basic Introduction to Kazuo Purple Clay Purple clay and pottery in Kazuo County have a long history, dating back to the prehistoric Hongshan Culture period. A large number of pottery artifacts have been unearthed from the sacrificial site at Dongshan觜 and the Niuheliang site in Kazuo County, including cylinder jars, slanted mouth vessels, pots, dou (a type of vessel), covered jars, nude female figures, and clay goddesses. During the Hongshan Culture period, the pottery was mainly composed of sand-mixed gray pottery and mud-quality red pottery, with the latter accounting for a larger proportion than the former. Product Features Kazuo purple clay products are high-temperature pottery made from purple clay ore through multiple processes. The ore appears in various colors such as purplish-red, dark purple, vermilion, etc. It has a fine and hard texture with a closely packed granular structure. It is fired at a high temperature, with the vitrification temperature approaching that of porcelain, thus making it a high-temperature pottery. Due to the evenly distributed sandy particles in the raw material, the surface remains clear and smooth after firing, with a refined and elegant appearance. Because the purple clay ore comes in many colors, people make full use of the… -
Exploring the Ancient Architectural Marvels of Shanxi
When it comes to above-ground cultural relics in China, Shanxi stands out. Among the country's important cultural heritage sites, Shanxi ranks first with 531 sites, accounting for 10.4% of the total number of cultural heritage sites in China, which is equivalent to the sum of the rankings of the next ten provinces. Shanxi boasts a complete sequence of ancient architectural eras, a wide variety of architectural types, and a large number of existing wooden structures dating back to the Yuan Dynasty and earlier, surpassing all other provinces in the country. In other words, if you want to explore the development of early Chinese architecture, you can only gain insight in Shanxi. So, what should you visit when you first arrive in Shanxi? The following are 35+ key cultural relics units in Shanxi organized in chronological order by Useless Rerearch Society, take a look at the stunning scenery of China's ancient architecture. Northern and Southern Dynasties 01 Yungang Grottoes From 460 AD onwards, the Northern Wei Dynasty, with Datong as its capital, exerted its full strength and gathered excellent craftsmen to carve the magnificent Yungang Grottoes on the cliffs of Lingyan. The Yungang Grottoes were not only the first royal-authorized… -
Suzhou Silk
Basic Introduction to Suzhou Silk Suzhou is the birthplace of silk, with Neolithic and Paleolithic sites in the Taihu Lake area attesting to the long history of silk. Fragments of textile products from 6,000 years ago have been unearthed at Caoxiashan in Weiting Town of the Development Zone; silk fabrics from 4,700 years ago were found at Qianshan Yang in Wuxing; and a large number of spinning wheels and bone needles from 4,000 years ago, along with pottery adorned with silk and silkworm patterns, have been excavated in Meiyan, Wujiang. These discoveries indicate that Suzhou's ancient ancestors mastered sericulture and silk spinning techniques very early on. Product Characteristics Advantages: Lightweight, fitting, soft, smooth, breathable, rich in color, lustrous, elegant, comfortable to wear. Disadvantages: Prone to wrinkling, clings to the body, not very durable, fades quickly, does not provide warmth. History and Folklore In ancient times, Suzhou belonged to the Yangzhou region of the Nine Provinces. During the time of King Yu of the Xia Dynasty, there were local tribute offerings of silk products known as "zhibei," a type of colorful brocade. During the Spring and Autumn period, Prince Ji Zha of the State of Wu gifted gauze belts produced in… -
Black-necked cranes spotted in Caohai National Nature Reserve in SW China’s Guizhou
Aerial photo taken on Nov. 17, 2023 shows black-necked cranes at the Caohai National Nature Reserve in Weining Yi, Hui and Miao Autonomous County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. (Photo/Han Xianpu) Migratory black-necked cranes, a species under first-class state protection in China, were recently spotted at the Caohai National Nature Reserve in Weining Yi, Hui and Miao Autonomous County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Caohai is an important wintering ground for black-necked cranes. In recent years, the number of black-necked cranes and other migratory birds overwintering in the nature reserve has been increasing yearly, thanks to the county's intensified ecological protection efforts. Caohai had seen over 13,000 migratory birds as of Nov. 20, including more than 2,000 black-necked cranes, according to the latest data from the management committee of the Caohai National Nature Reserve.【1】【2】【3】【4】【5】 -
Over 100 mln trips made on Chinese railways in one week amid holiday travel boom
Passengers wait for trains at the waiting hall of Chongqing North Railway Station in Chongqing, southwest China, Sept. 29, 2023. ( tasteallchina /Liu Chan) BEIJING, Oct. 4 ( tasteallchina ) -- Chinese railways recorded more than 17 million passenger trips on Tuesday, bringing the total number of trips made on railways to 114 million over the past seven days, according to data released on Wednesday by the China State Railway Group Co., Ltd., the nation's railway operator. In a statement, the operator said that railway operations have been safe, stable, and orderly since the Sept. 27 start of the travel rush for the eight-day Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday, which lasts from Sept. 29 to Oct. 6 this year. The operator predicted that railway passenger trips will remain at a high level and reach 17.3 million on Wednesday, when 11,679 trains will be used to cater to the travel demand. It added that another travel peak will be seen on Oct. 5 and Oct. 6 as tourists make their way home after the holiday. -
China sees 16.7 pct more domestic trips in Q1
Tourists watch a performance on a commercial street in Qinzhou District of Tianshui City, northwest China's Gansu Province, March 19, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Ma Xiping) BEIJING, April 30 ( tasteallchina ) -- Nearly 1.42 billion domestic trips were made in China in the first three months of 2024, an increase of 16.7 percent year-on-year, according to data released by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism on Tuesday. Over 1.52 trillion yuan (about 213.89 billion U.S. dollars) was spent by domestic tourists during the period, up 17 percent from the same period last year. Notably, the number of domestic trips made by rural residents rose by 25.7 percent year-on-year, with a 26.9-percent increase in spending compared to the first quarter of 2023, the data showed. -
In pics: spring flowers in full bloom at Summer Palace in Beijing
People rest on a bench at the Summer Palace in Beijing, capital of China, March 22, 2024. Recently, spring flowers such as peach blossoms are in full bloom at the Summer Palace in Beijing, attracting a large number of tourists. ( tasteallchina /Chen Yehua) This photo taken on March 22, 2024 shows a view of Summer Palace in Beijing, capital of China. Recently, spring flowers such as peach blossoms are in full bloom at the Summer Palace in Beijing, attracting a large number of tourists. ( tasteallchina /Chen Yehua) Visitors enjoy blossoms at the Summer Palace in Beijing, capital of China, March 22, 2024. Recently, spring flowers such as peach blossoms are in full bloom at the Summer Palace in Beijing, attracting a large number of tourists. ( tasteallchina /Chen Yehua) A girl wearing Hanfu, a style of clothing traditionally worn by the Han people, poses for a photo with peach blossoms at the Summer Palace in Beijing, capital of China, March 22, 2024. Recently, spring flowers such as peach blossoms are in full bloom at the Summer Palace in Beijing, attracting a large number of tourists. ( tasteallchina /Chen Yehua) -
Thailand eyes 8 mln Chinese tourists in 2024 with visa waiver
BANGKOK, Jan. 5 ( tasteallchina ) -- Thailand is targeting 8 million tourists from China this year, as the country will waive visa requirements for Chinese citizens starting March 1, Thai government spokesperson Chai Wacharonke said on Friday. The response to the visa waiver announcement on Tuesday was excellent, with an over 90 percent spike in the number of searches for Thailand on a major Chinese travel platform, Chai said in a statement. The visa exemption will increase the number of flights between the two nations, lowering airfares and helping boost Chinese visitors to meet the year-end target, he added. Thailand had previously granted temporary visa waiver status for visitors from China, which was set to end on Feb. 29, 2024. The Southeast Asian country welcomed 28 million foreign tourist arrivals last year, including 4.56 million visitors from Malaysia and 3.51 million from China, the two largest source markets, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports. Tourism plays a crucial role in the kingdom's economy, with 1.2 trillion baht (about 34.52 billion U.S. dollars) in revenue generated from foreign visitors in 2023, the ministry data showed. In pre-pandemic 2019, Chinese tourists accounted for about 28 percent of the nearly… -
Rege Art
Basic Introduction to Rege Art Rege Art is a significant component of Chinese Tibetan Buddhist art and a widely influential school. It originated in the Longwu River Basin area of Tongren County, Huanan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, from the fifteenth century. For centuries, a large number of artists here have been engaged in folk Buddhist painting and sculpture arts. The sheer number of artisans and the remarkable skills of the group are rare in other Tibetan regions; hence, it is known as the "Land of Tibetan Painters." The Tongren region is called "Rege" in Tibetan, so this art form is collectively referred to as "Rege Art." Diligent Rege artists have traveled across Tibet, Qinghai, Sichuan, Gansu, Inner Mongolia, and even to countries like India, Nepal, Thailand, and Mongolia over the centuries, leaving behind numerous exquisite artworks. This unique ancient Tibetan cultural art produces works that are accurately shaped, vividly depicted with meticulous brushwork, brightly colored, and rich in decorative elements. The simple painting style, harmonious color schemes, and lifelike depictions of expressions fully reflect the industrious wisdom and splendid culture of the Tibetan people. Rege Art is a splendid gem in China's cultural treasure trove and a product of… -
Finland celebrates Sino-Finnish ties with art exhibition in Beijing
Photo shows artworks collected by Cay Sundström presented in an art exhibition in Beijing, June 6, 2024. (Photo courtesy of the Embassy of Finland in China) The Embassy of Finland in Beijing launched an exhibition titled "Harmony Across Eras" on June 6, 2024, featuring treasures from the collection of Cay Sundström, Finland's first ambassador to China. According to Leena-Kaisa Mikkola, the current Finnish ambassador to China, Sundström collected an impressive number of ancient Chinese artifacts during his tenure in Beijing from 1953 to 1959. "For the first time, we have the opportunity to showcase the Chinese treasures from the collection of Finland's first ambassador to China to the wider public, displayed alongside Finnish artworks, sounds, and design," said Mikkola. "I hope this exhibition will inspire you to contemplate the fluidity of aesthetic sensibilities across time and cultures." The exhibition is open to the public free of charge from June 7 to 27 at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing. “[Sundström’s] collection not only reflects the charm of Chinese art but also reflects the commonalities between Chinese and Western cultures.” said Kou Qin, general manager of the Guardian Art Center. In addition to Sundström’s collection, the exhibition is complemented by a… -
China’s outbound tourism market sees accelerated growth
The China Tourism Academy says the recovery process of China's inbound and outbound tourism market is expected to gain further momentum in 2024. The academy predicts that the number of inbound and outbound tourist arrivals will surpass 264 million in 2024, while income generated by international tourists is projected to exceed $107 billion. With the recovery of the global tourism industry in 2023, countries have once again opened their doors to Chinese tourists. Staff members welcome Chinese tourists at Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok, Thailand, Sept. 25, 2023. Chinese tourists have shown a strong preference for Southeast Asian countries due to their convenient transportation, friendly language environment, abundant tourism resources, and relatively low travel costs. Several Southeast Asian countries recently implemented favorable visa policies. Malaysia announced a 30-day visa-free entry for Chinese citizens, while Thailand announced that Thailand and China will permanently exempt each other's citizens from visa requirements starting from March. These positive policy changes have received an enthusiastic response from Chinese tourists. Data from Alibaba's travel platform Fliggy shows that within one hour of the visa-free policy announcement, the number of searches for flights to Thailand more than doubled. The recovery of international flights has led to an increase… -
Chinese carriers allowed to operate more flights to US
The number of passenger flights allowed to be operated by Chinese airlines between China and the United States is set to increase from next month, in the latest step taken to boost direct flight connectivity between the two countries.The US Department of Transportation said on Monday that from March 31, Chinese carriers could operate a total of 50 round-trip passenger flights a week, up from the current 35.The move "is a significant step forward in further normalization of the US-China market in anticipation of the Summer 2024 traffic season", the department said in a statement.The increase comes months after President Xi Jinping met with US President Joe Biden in San Francisco in November last year.During the meeting, the leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral dialogue and cooperation in various fields, including significantly increasing flights between the two countries.China and the US have been working to increase the number of passenger flights between the two countries, after it fell sharply following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.In May 2023, the US Department of Transportation allowed Chinese carriers to operate 12 round-trip passenger flights per week. The number was then increased several times, till it reached 35 in November.The latest increase to 50… -
In Numbers: China’s ice, snow industry sees robust growth
The number of Chinese tourists who participated in ice-snow activities from 2022 to 2023 resulted in 312 million passenger trips being taken, and generated revenue reaching 349 billion yuan ($49.9 billion). And the number is forecast to exceed 400 million passenger trips, generating an estimated revenue of 550 billion yuan during the 2023-2024 snow season. -
Cervical Spondylosis Is Not Scary: “Eight-Point Neck Acupuncture” Demonstrates Remarkable Efficacy
In the traditional view, cervical spondylosis is a disease that only afflicts people in their old age. However, due to changes in modern lifestyles and increased use of smartphones and computers, the incidence of cervical spondylosis is becoming more common among younger populations, with an increasing number of patients aged between 20 and 40 seen at clinics. The prevention and treatment of cervical spondylosis have become a significant health concern for society. Cervical spondylosis, also known as cervical syndrome, primarily results from long-term strain on the cervical vertebrae, bone hyperplasia, or herniation of intervertebral discs, leading to compression of the spinal cord, nerve roots, or vertebral arteries, which in turn causes a series of functional disorders. Clinically, it manifests as discomfort in the head, neck, shoulders, chest, back, and upper and lower limbs. Symptoms may include headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, weakness in the lower limbs, unsteady gait, arrhythmia, and difficulty swallowing. Traditional Chinese Medicine's Understanding of Cervical Spondylosis The condition of cervical spondylosis falls under the category of "Bi Syndrome" or "Neck Bi" in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). According to Su Wen Shi, "Bi" refers to diseases caused by obstruction of qi flow. Therefore, any disease characterized by… -
Bridges bring economic growth, tourist attractions in SW China’s Guizhou
This aerial photo taken on Dec. 6, 2023 shows the Pingtang grand bridge in Pingtang County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Due to the large number of bridges, their types, and the complex technologies used in the construction of the bridges, Guizhou is known as "the museum of world bridges." For years, the province has developed tourism drawing upon these bridges to boost economic growth. ( tasteallchina /Yang Ying) This aerial photo taken on Dec. 6, 2023 shows the Pingtang grand bridge and "Sky Bridge" sightseeing service area in Pingtang County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Due to the large number of bridges, their types, and the complex technologies used in the construction of the bridges, Guizhou is known as "the museum of world bridges." For years, the province has developed tourism drawing upon these bridges to boost economic growth. ( tasteallchina /Yang Ying) Tourists take photos at the "Sky Bridge" sightseeing service area in Pingtang County, southwest China's Guizhou Province, Dec. 6, 2023. Due to the large number of bridges, their types, and the complex technologies used in the construction of the bridges, Guizhou is known as "the museum of world bridges." For years, the province has developed tourism drawing upon… -
Optimized immigration policies benefit people
China's border authorities handled over 424 million entries and exits by individuals in 2023, a significant increase of 266.5 percent year-on-year, the National Immigration Administration announced on Tuesday. Of the 424 million entries and exits, 206 million crossings were made by mainland residents, an increase of 218.7 percent year-on-year, and 183 million were made by residents of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, up 292.8 percent from 2022. In addition, nearly 35.48 million crossings were made by foreign nationals, a year-on-year increase of 693.1 percent. The total volume of crossings in 2023 accounted for about 63.3 percent of that in 2019, before the COVID-19 outbreak. Zhang Ning, a spokeswoman for the immigration administration, said that China has continued to optimize immigration policies and improve immigration services, facilitating exchanges between people from China and other countries. In 2023, comprehensive measures were taken to fully restore the process of accepting and approving entry and exit documents of Chinese citizens, which had been affected during the pandemic. Also restored were the processes of granting port passenger clearance, regional visa exemption and port visas or visa on arrival for foreigners, and the nationwide service of granting entry permits to mainland residents for travel to Hong… -
The Chinese Music and Its Instruments
The Chinese Traditional Orchestra is the traditional Chinese music orchestra at the China National Opera and Dance Drama Theater (CNODDT), the oldest and largest state-owned theater in China. The orchestra was founded more than 50 years ago and has produced a number of popular Chinese operas and dance plays. In the West, the revolutionary opera "The White-Haired Girl" is probably best known. In the decades of its existence, the orchestra has made a name for itself not only in China but also abroad. It has worked with a number of outstanding artists, most notably stars such as Guo Lanying and Chen Ailian, and won prizes at many national and international competitions during its existence. For example, the orchestra musicians have won the first Chinese Music Performance Competition of the Chinese Ministry of Culture or the Silver Award of the coveted Osaka International Chamber Music Competition. Like all Chinese traditional orchestras, the CNODDT's Chinese Traditional Orchestra is compact and flexible. This peculiarity has allowed it to create its own style by combining traditional as well as modern and innovative approaches. Its repertoire includes many folk works from Chinese music history that are popular with audiences. In this way, the orchestra succeeds in… -
144-Hour Visa-Free Transit: A Taste of China that Wows Foreign Visitors
Have you noticed the increasing number of videos showcasing foreign tourists enjoying their time in China? These travelers become enthusiastic advocates for the country, praising its delicious food, convenient infrastructure, modern cities, and immersive historical and cultural sites. This surge in interest can be attributed to China's "144-hour visa-free transit" policy, which allows visitors from over 50 countries to stay in more than 20 Chinese cities for up to six days without needing a visa, provided they hold tickets to a third country. This policy has led to an influx of tourists exploring cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, and Urumqi. As these experiences are shared widely online, more foreigners are inspired to visit China. One of the most captivating aspects of their visits is their reactions to Chinese cuisine. Foods that are commonplace to locals often leave foreign tourists astonished and delighted. Let's explore some of the culinary delights that captivate visitors during their 144-hour stay in China. Baozi, Jianbing, and Other Wheat-based Delights Wheat-based foods are universally beloved, making them an easy introduction to Chinese cuisine for many foreign visitors. Items like steamed buns (baozi), pan-fried buns (shengjianbao), and various flatbreads… -
History and Development of Chinese Kung Fu [Martial Arts]
Chinese martial arts in the West are mistakenly called Shaolin Kung Fu, Chinese Kung Fu generic name for kung fu or Gong fu means skill and can refer to the skill of a calligrapher or pianist as well as that of a martial arts expert. Although it is unknown when they were introduced into the country, China has the largest number and most colorful variety of fighting styles, including drunkard's boxing and praying mantis style. Kung Fu is usually divided into two types of schools: internal (neijia) and external (waija). The former usually emphasize inner power or qi, and employ evasion and softness to unbalance the opponent; the waija school seeks to defeat the attacker with physical power and strength. Kung Fu makes use of numerous weapons, such as the spear, sword, stick and whip, and even teaches defense with everyday objects such as fans, umbrellas or stools. Origins of Kung Fu Kung Fu comes from man's struggle in ancient times with wild animals and warfare between tribes. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC), the Book of Odes devoted some terms to describe the initial form of the martial art. The Book of Rites (Western Han… -
Top 10 Hanfu Cities in China
In recent years, hanfu has been flourishing all over China, and there are large and small hanfu events held every month. So what are the specific cities with the best hanfu atmosphere? Hanfu Zixun launched the Top Hanfu Cities of China contest to reflect the different development of hanfu around the country. With 62.01% of the votes, Chengdu, Sichuan topped the list, the only city with more than 50% of the votes, and was drastically outperformed by all the other cities. Xiuwu ranked seventh, which should have a lot to do with its success in holding the first Hanfu Expo in 2021. NO.1 Chengdu (成都) The No. 1 hanfu city is: Chengdu. After pandas, hot pot and mahjong, Chengdu has a new calling card: the Hanfu capital. It is not only because of its nationally known "Hanfu Street", but also because it has nearly 220,000 hanfu lovers, the first in China in terms of the number of Hanfu Tongpao (同袍; Hanfu fans call each other Tongpao). Chengdu's excellent hanfu culture atmosphere cannot be separated from the local government's strong support for the promotion of hanfu culture. NO.2 Hangzhou (杭州) Hangzhou, known as "Hang" for short, was known as…- 19
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Incorporate Chinoiserie Into Your Gift Ideas in 2022
Chinese Intangible cultural heritage is no longer just stay in the museum for the public today. As of November 2021, the number of Chinese intangible cultural heritage projects is 1,557. In addition to the old traditional folk crafts to be guarded by the old generation, the most important thing is to combine innovative elements with the deep-rooted intangible cultural heritage. Tencent Video has crossed over with Chinese traditional craftsmen from different fields to create new peripheral works using traditional cultural elements and skills for a number of popular cdramas, documentaries and variety show IPs. This is not only the heritage of traditional Chinese culture, but also new ideas for Chinoiserie gifts. Let's see what wonderful artworks they bring together. NO.1 Rong Hua: Tradition, Ultimate Romance Rong Hua (绒花) was first introduced as a tribute to the royal family in the Tang Dynasty, and was also known as "Palace Flower", which means good luck and blessing. Most of them use a combination of harmonics and artistic images to express. After "Story of Yanxi Palace" became a big hit, the female character of the costume drama "Court Lady", which was broadcasted this year, wore snowflakes on her head, which again brought… -
Technology and Science in Ancient China
Historians of science have overlooked China in their research. Thus, China's contribution to science and technology, evidenced in a number of technical solutions, has gone unnoticed. Ancient China was a world scientific and technological center before the 16th century. In China, iron and steel metallurgy, paper, the mechanical watch, the transmission belt, the conversion of rotary motion into rectilinear motion, the movable type printing press, gunpowder, the stern rudder, watertight compartments, the armored hull of ships, propeller power, the windmill, the seismograph, gears, etc... the list could be endless. movable type printing press Successes of Technology and Science in Ancient China Four Great Chinese Inventions Metallurgy and Casting of Iron Utensils Copper Production and Bronze Ware Casting Exploration and Use of Petroleum Coal Discovery and Mining Oenological Industry Sericulture Astral Catalogs and Astronomical Atlases Solar and Lunar Eclipse Observation Meridian Measurement Zhang Heng and His Seismograph Guo Shoujing and the "Shoushi Li" Calendar Decimal and Binary Systems Zu Chongzhi and the Value of π(Pi) Equal Temperament of 12 Notes Ingenious Inventions of Ancient China There are even records of solar eclipses inscribed on bones or turtle shells from over 3,300 years ago. In Kao Gong Ji (Archives of Industrial Techniques…
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