The interesting Chinese idiom 看人下菜 is one of the most famous idioms in China. People have used it in their daily lives for centuries.
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Today is yet another day to examine a philosophical Chinese idiom 画龙点睛 (huà lóng diǎn jīng) directly translates into "dotting the eyeball when painting a dragon." The idiom means adding a crucial part to something, making it complete.
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Explore the Rich and wonderful world of Chinese cuisine. Explore every skill and element to recreate delicious Chinese delicacies.
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The law of reciprocity is a rule set thousands of years ago. In fact, this universal principle is visible in cultures around the world. As stated in Hammurabi’s code, “eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.” The west, too, has a version of this rule. They live by the principle of “respect begets respect.” […]
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It’s already the time of the year. Bright crimson colors start to imbue every part of the city. Posters with bright red “gōng xǐ fā cái” sporadically emerge in every wall. Scarlet envelopes transfer from person to person. Dragons painted with vivid vermillion pigment dance around town. Every souvenir and gift shop seems to be more lively […]
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Family is the foundation of Chinese culture. It plays an imperative role in the lives of Chinese people. Family is incredibly influential in China; it has been the center of all societal interactions. They understand that the family contains the most critical relationships for individuals and forms the foundations of all social organizations. That is […]
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