-
Discussion on Sub-Health from the Perspective of “All Diseases Arise from Internal Injuries to the Spleen and Stomach”
With the development of the social economy and the improvement of people's living standards, people's understanding of health has gradually deepened. More and more people are paying attention to sub-health and actively preventing and treating it. The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon states, "Man relies on water and grains as his foundation," indicating that humans depend on water and grains for survival. When water and grains enter the stomach, they undergo rotting and digestion in the stomach, and then the spleen transforms and transports them to distribute their essence throughout the body, nourishing all the zang-fu organs. This idea of "man relying on stomach qi as his foundation" is significant for the prevention of diseases. The renowned physician Li Dongyuan of the Jin-Yuan era proposed the academic thought that "all diseases arise from internal injuries to the spleen and stomach," highlighting the extremely important position of the spleen and stomach in the human body, with their health directly affecting the health of the body. Physiological Functions of the Spleen and Stomach In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the "spleen and stomach" refers to a functional concept that goes far beyond the anatomical scope of the spleen and stomach, encompassing the functions of… -
How to Make Kung Pao Chicken
Has anyone seen places where Kung Pao Chicken is written as Kung Bao Chicken? This is due to a lack of understanding of the dish's origins and the assumption that it involves quick stir-frying. As for the specific origins, I won't go into too much detail, only mentioning that "Kung Pao" is a shortened name of an ancient official title, given in honor of the dish's founder. Different people have different understandings of how to make Kung Pao Chicken. If you want to know how to make delicious Kung Pao Chicken, please refer to the following comprehensive guide on making Kung Pao Chicken.Authentic Kung Pao Chicken RecipeIngredients PreparationChicken thigh meat, peanuts, dried red chilies, egg white, vinegar, chicken broth, water starch, peanut oil, doubanjiang (fermented broad bean and chili paste), soy sauce, salt, sugar, white pepper powder.Method Steps1. After buying chicken thighs, remove the bones, skin, and membranes, then dice and wash them.2. In the diced chicken thighs, add egg whites, salt, white pepper powder, rice wine, mix evenly, then add a little starch and mix again. Drizzle with some peanut oil, mix, and freeze for a while.3. Cut scallions into small round pieces, snip the dried chilies, and mince… -
Indonesia targets million-plus Chinese visitors in 2024
Women perform a traditional Indonesian-style dance at a tourism promotion event in Shanghai on June 3, 2024. Indonesia is working hard to market itself as an attractive destination for Chinese tourists, and is hoping to draw 1 to 1.5 million Chinese visitors in 2024, the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (MOTCE) said on Monday. Indonesia received about 787,000 travelers from China in 2023, making China the fourth-biggest source of international visitors, the ministry revealed at an Indonesia-themed tourism promotion event in Shanghai on Monday. Indonesia, with its vast archipelago of over 17,000 islands, is a country that epitomizes diversity in every aspect, said Consul General of Indonesia in Shanghai Berlianto Situngkir, in a welcome speech he delivered at the event. There is a lot of potential “to promote cultural exchange, economic growth, and mutual understanding between nations, especially Indonesia and China,” said Situngkir. Indonesia’s beautiful beaches, volcanoes, cuisine, and the hospitality of local people make it attractive particularly to Chinese tourists. “Moreover, the number of direct flights [between Indonesia and China] is increasing,” he told the Taste all China after the event on Monday. As of May, there are direct flights connecting 14 Chinese cities – such as… -
China Cultural Center in Paris promotes exchanges, mutual understanding
(Intern Wang Lin contributed to this story.) -
Discovering the Magnificence of Yinxu – the Royal Site of the Shang Dynasty
The ancient mythological film "Creation of The Gods I: Kingdom of Storms," directed by Wuershan, is currently being enthusiastically screened. From the initial lack of confidence to now receiving numerous recommendations from audiences, the film's trend has been steadily rising against all odds. According to data, the film has already grossed over 1 billion RMB in box office revenue and received a high score of 7.8 from 230,000 users on Douban. These outstanding figures in terms of commercial production prove that the film is making a comeback based on word-of-mouth and clearly demonstrate strong audience recognition and high expectations for sequels. In addition to its innovative plot and characters, the film's depiction of the atmosphere during the Shang Dynasty is truly exquisite. Historical details such as turtle shell rituals and dazzling bronze artifacts not only pique people's curiosity about this ancient dynasty but also showcase remarkable craftsmanship. If you wish to explore Shang dynasty culture and related archaeological sites, then understanding Yinxu (殷墟) is essential. Yinxu was once the capital city site during the late Shang Dynasty in China. It is located on both banks of Huai River in northwest suburbs of Anyang City, Henan Province. Centered around Xiaotun Village,… -
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… -
Chinese Paper Cutting: A Traditional Popular Art
Chinese paper cutting art is one of the most representative art forms, most widely used by the people, with the richest historical cultural understanding and distinct characteristics varying from region to region. Although its material - paper, was invented only 2,000 years ago, the culture and connotation and art form of cutout paper is the historical-cultural sediment of Chinese nation from 6,000 or 7,000 years ago from the primitive society to nowadays. Therefore, its cultural value far exceeds the Chinese paper cutting art itself, and has rich connotations of philosophy, aesthetics, archeology, history, ethnology, sociology, and anthropology, which represents a complete system of original Chinese art, modeling system, and color system. The Chinese paper cutting is the carrier of the original Chinese philosophy, it is represented in popular culture. Types of Chinese paper cutting art There are many kinds of Chinese paper cutting art: for decorations, such as cut-out papers of windows, Kang, cave-house roof, etc., for life utensils, such as cut-out papers of pottery, cylinder, etc., for dress, there are embroidery, flowers of cap, shoes, pillows, etc., for the holidays, there are "bowl with lid" which implies the combination of earth and sky, the propagation of descendants, and… -
Embracing Oriental Aesthetics: Chinese and American Youths Explore Nanjing
On June 25th, a unique cultural exchange took place as over 40 Chinese and American high school students from the Ricci Young Scholars Program (光启青年学者项目) embarked on an immersive journey through the historic city of Nanjing. This initiative aims to foster deep cultural understanding between youths from both nations, with participants this year focusing on the classical gardens of China. The day began at the renowned Southeast University, a prestigious institution with a rich architectural heritage. Professors Wang Xiaoqian and Gu Kai delivered insightful lectures titled "I.M. Pei and His Suzhou Museum" and "Understanding Chinese Classical Gardens: Beginning with Dianchuny (殿春簃) ," respectively. Through these lectures, the students gained a unique perspective on Chinese architecture and its intricate relationship with nature and history. The morning session concluded with a serene walk through the rain-kissed campus, allowing the students to absorb the historic and contemporary essence of the university. Exploring Nanjing's Majestic City Walls In the afternoon, the group visited the Nanjing City Wall Museum. Here, they engaged with the history and cultural significance of the ancient city walls through a variety of exhibits, including artifacts, digital sand tables, and interactive displays. The highlight of the tour was ascending the iconic…- 11
- 0
❯
Search
Scan to open current page
Top
Checking in, please wait...
Click for today's check-in bonus!
You have earned {{mission.data.mission.credit}} points today
My Coupons
-
$CouponsLimitation of use:Expired and UnavailableLimitation of use:
before
Limitation of use:Permanently validCoupon ID:×Available for the following products: Available for the following products categories: Unrestricted use:Available for all products and product types
No coupons available!
Daily tasks completed