These articles are to introduce you to deeper aspects of Chinese culture.

Chinese dragons play an important role in Chinese culture, in legends, festivals, astrology, art and idioms. They are quite different from Western dragons!

If you're coming to China to attend a wedding, you'll be surprised by the differences in tradition. Read up on these so you can enjoy the wedding more.

As an integral part of the traditional Chinese culture, the ancient marriage customs have a long history of over 5,000 years, which have changed over time due to different social ethics and aesthetic standards.

Knowing the differences between Chinese and Western thinking will help you understand Chinese culture, reducing your culture shock and confusion.

Naked marriage in China is a marriage without buying a car, house, wedding ring, or even holding a wedding party. It's become fashionable among the young.

Make going to a public park part of your tour in China. There is no better way to see all things Chinese — park life in China is thriving.

A list of laziest cities in China, where you can experience the slow-paced and leisurely life as well as travel to attractions with exquisite landscapes.

The article introduces the top 5 places in China where people live to 100, including Bama in Guangxi, Hetian in Xinjiang and more places in China.

An articles about Chinese culture on death and funeral traditions including history, location of a tomb, coffin and more culture facts.

An articles about how to use a Chinese-style squat toilet to help those tourists who came to China for the first time and not using squat toilet before.

How to dress properly in China for any occasion. Whether you're visiting families or attending a wedding, we've got you covered on what to wear on your journey.

China's culture can seem very different and mysterious, but we're here to help you. Here are 10 fascinating facts to start you on understand Chinese culture.

This article on Chinese personalities, priorities, and practices will help you fit in, make friends, and get to know the people that call China home.