Chinese Handicraft

Chinese Handicraft

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Chinese Jade Decor

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Chinese Jade Jewelry

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Chinese Lacquerware

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Chinese Wood Carving

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Latest Posts

  • Guide to Chinese Jade – History, Meanings, Properties
    Jade has been a very important part of the Chinese tradition, and the history between the Chinese culture and jade has been recorded for a very long time and can be traced back to as early as the Neolithic era (10,000–4,500 BCE) with records showing how the ancient Chinese during the period has worn jade accessories and ornaments.
  • Lucky Bamboo in Feng Shui (Meaning, Placement, Care)
    The lucky bamboo is a real bamboo plant, typically from the species Dracaena sanderiana. It is relatively small and you can put it in a pot and place it indoors as a Feng Shui charm, and it is quite aesthetically-pleasing so it can also act as a decoration. The lucky bamboo has been popular for centuries not only in China but in various other eastern cultures like Japan.
  • How Old is the Chinese Language? – A Brief History from Archaic to Mandarin
    Chinese is one of the oldest languages in the world. It has been around for more than 5,000 years, and in that time it has changed and grown a lot, leading to many different regional dialects and variations. Linguists still argue about where the Chinese language came from, yet there are several thoughts about how it developed and changed over time.

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