First, according to legend, Chinese New Year originated from an ancient fight against the Nian, a fearsome creature that would appear each Lunar New Year's Eve to attack people and animals. To drive the beast away, villagers used red decorations, burned bamboo, lit candles, and dressed in red clothing. These customs have been preserved and passed down th......

The Four Major Official Religions in China: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity Religion in China is characterized by increasing diversity and openness to global influences. No single religion has ever dominated the country. Foreign religions, shaped over time by China's rich culture and traditions, have evolved into unique forms with distinct......

Each Chinese zodiac year corresponds to an animal. The following Chinese zodiac year chart can quickly help you determine your zodiac sign.For instance, 1991 is the Year of the Goat. If you were born in 1991, your Chinese zodiac sign is the Goat, and you are referred to as a "Goat."Chinese Zodiac YearsChinese Zodiac SignYearsRat...1948, 1960, 1972,......

While the Great Wall stretches over 6,000 kilometers, the top 10 sections worth visiting are primarily located north and east of Beijing: 1) Mutianyu, the best-preserved section, 2) Jinshanling, renowned for its stunning scenery, 3) Jiankou, the most rugged, 4) Simatai, 5) Huanghuacheng, 6) Gubeikou, 7) Juyongguan, 8) Huangyaguan, 9) Shanhaiguan, and 10) Bad......

China is a year-round destination, offering something special no matter when you visit. However, certain times of the year stand out as particularly favorable depending on your travel goals. Best Times to Visit China▪ For Ideal Weather and Beautiful Scenery:Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are the most pleasant times to visit. These sea......