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On May 21st, the solar term Lesser Fullness of Grain (Xiaoman) arrives as expected. In northern China, wheat ears are turning yellow but are not yet ripe; in the Jiangnan region, the plum rains nourish the land without flooding it. This delicate balance of "almost full but not quite" reflects the li……2025/05/21 -
The dragon robe of Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty, preserved in the Nanjing Museum, still shines brilliantly with golden threads after more than four centuries. Behind this magnificent garment lies a supreme craftsmanship that even modern techniques struggle to replicate—Nanjing Yunjin. In 2009,2025/05/15 -
At 1:56 p.m. today, we welcome the arrival of Lixia (Beginning of Summer), one of the twenty-four solar terms in the traditional Chinese calendar. The stars shift as the seasons change, spring departs and summer arrives. With warmer breezes and longer days, life surges into a new chapter of vitality……2025/05/05 -
When Chinese characters meet spring rain, civilization blossoms in rhythm with the seasons “At Grain Rain, dawn light bathes emerald mountains”—unnoticed, we welcome spring's final solar term. As late spring arrives, cherries blush, camellias gleam, peonies unfold, birds dance among tung blossoms, a……2025/04/20 -
Honoring Ancestors, Embracing a Millennia-Old Legacy of Family and Nation The Qingming Season Qingming, a period between April 4th and 6th annually,is the fifth solar term of spring and one of China's 24 solar terms. Its name derives from the clarity of the air and the vitality of nature during this……2025/04/04
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