Chinese Characters: Chinese Characters are an inimitable culture inherited by the Chinese nation since ancient times. It has recorded the whole process of our country's historical development. In the process of its development, it has gone through the hieroglyphics of the ancient primitive society - oracle bone inscriptions - Zhongding inscriptions - Big Seal Script - Small Seal Script - Clerical Script - Regular Script. This is a testimony to the whole process of development in China. Chinese characters are the treasures of thousands of years of Chinese culture, our lifelong mentors and friends, and everyone's spiritual home. Chinese characters can often cause us wonderful and bold associations, giving people the enjoyment of beauty.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): refers to traditional Chinese medicine, also known as Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine, which is called "Imperial Chinese Medicine" by the Japanese. Chinese medicine is an important part of our ancient splendid culture, slowly began to be accepted by most of the contemporary Chinese people, but also in the international arena has a more and more significant impact, gradually began to by the world's people love and welcome. The highest state of Chinese medicine is "neutralization", which is the ideal state of existence of all things in the world. To achieve this ideal state through various methods is to achieve neutralization. Then heaven and earth are in their proper place, and everything grows and develops. It can be said that the physiological mechanism of "harmony between yin and yang" and "the secret of yin and yang" articulated by Chinese medicine is the best embodiment of Confucianism's idea of neutralization. With this ultimate goal in mind, Chinese medicine uses the theories of essence, yin and yang, and the five elements, which are three major theories from classical Chinese philosophy, to explain the secrets of life in concrete terms.
Calligraphy: Calligraphy is the art of writing Chinese characters. Throughout its long history of evolution and development, the Chinese character has, on the one hand, played an important social role in the exchange of ideas and the inheritance of culture, and on the other hand, it has developed into a unique plastic art in itself. Chinese writing originated at a very early stage, and developed the written nature of characters to an aesthetic stage - incorporating the creator's concepts, thinking, and spirit, and being able to stimulate the aesthetic emotions of the aesthetic object (i.e., the formation of calligraphy in a true sense). The history and civilization of China is an ephemeral and linear process, and the art of Chinese calligraphy displays its own development in the context of such a large era. During the budding period of calligraphy (Yin and Shang to the late Han and the Three Kingdoms), the script went through the stages of oracle bone script, ancient script (jinwen), the Great Seal Script (prehistoric script), the Small Seal Script, the Official Script (octavo), the Cursive Script, the Running Script, and the Zhen Script, which evolved in turn. During the bright period of calligraphy (Jin, North and South Dynasties to Sui and Tang dynasties), the art of calligraphy entered a new realm. From seal script and clerical script tended to be subordinated to simple cursive running script and true script, and they became the dominant styles of the period. The emergence of Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher, made the art of calligraphy shine, and his artistic achievements were highly esteemed in the Tang Dynasty. At the same time, the Tang Dynasty saw the emergence of a group of calligraphers, such as Yu Shinan, Ouyang Xun, Broussonetz Suiliang, Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan, and other great masters. Each of them had his own style of calligraphy. Although many works of the Ming and Qing dynasties have been handed down, there are many works that are mixed and abused. Therefore, for the current art market collectors, collectors, buy, collect this part of the work should maintain a cautious attitude.
Chinese painting: Chinese painting, referred to as "national painting", is a painting created by the Chinese nation with a long history and distinctive national characteristics. Chinese painting to line as the main means of modeling, pay attention to the use of pen, ink, so that the line, ink, color interplay, to achieve the artistic effect of the "air movement vivid"; characteristics of the second, for "the metaphor of the object, the painting of poetry", characteristics of the third for the poem, the feelings, paintings, prints into one. Chinese painting emphasizes the "external teacher, in the source of the heart", the requirements of the "meaning of the first pen, painting all the meaning in", emphasizing the melting of objects and I, creating the mood, to achieve the shape of God, the shape of both God and the vividness of the atmosphere. Due to the same origin of painting and calligraphy, and both in the expression of feelings and bone brush, line running has a close connection, so the painting and calligraphy, seal carving mutual influence, the formation of a significant artistic characteristics.
Tea culture: There is a long record of tea drinking in Chinese history, and it is impossible to identify exactly in what era, but the general era is said. And can also find evidence that indeed in many parts of the world, the habit of drinking tea is passed from China. Therefore, many people believe that tea drinking is the first creation of the Chinese, and that the tea drinking habits and tea growing habits in other parts of the world are directly or indirectly passed on from China. Tea culture is the organic fusion of tea and culture with tea as the carrier and spreading all kinds of culture through this carrier, which contains and embodies the material civilization and spiritual civilization of a certain period of time. The development of material and spiritual civilization has injected new connotation and vitality into tea culture, and in this new period, the connotation and expression of tea culture are constantly expanding, extending, innovating and developing. In this new period, tea culture is constantly expanding, extending, innovating and developing in its connotations and manifestations. Tea culture in the new period has dissolved into modern science and technology, modern news media and the essence of market economy, which has made the value and function of tea culture more significant and further enhanced its role in modernized society. The value of tea is the core of tea culture consciousness is further established, international exchanges are increasingly frequent. The ways and forms of tea culture dissemination in the new period show a trend of large-scale, modernization, socialization and internationalization. Its connotation is rapidly expanding, expanding the influence of the world's attention.
Wine culture: China is the kingdom of wine. China is the kingdom of wine. Wine, in all its forms and colors, with many varieties and abundant production, is the top of the world. China is also a happy land of wine people, the land is not divided into north and south, people are not divided into men and women, young and old, ethnic groups are not divided into Han, Manchu, Mongolia and Tibet, the wind of drinking wine, after several dry years and not decline. China is the wine culture, the meaning of drinking is far more than physical consumption, far more than the pleasure of the mouth and stomach; on many occasions, it is as a cultural symbol, a cultural consumption, used to express a kind of etiquette, an atmosphere, a kind of interest, a state of mind; wine and poetry, has never been tied up with an unbreakable bond. Not only that, China's many famous wines not only give people the enjoyment of beauty, but also give people the revelation of beauty and force of inspiration; the development of each kind of famous wines, are inclusive of laborers from generation to generation of the exploration of the struggle, heroic sacrifice, so the spirit of the famous wines and the national pride is closely linked with the fearlessness of the spirit of the close connection. This is the spirit of the Chinese people! With the European labeled "God of Wine", very much the same. It seems to think that, with the famous wine, Chinese food and drink can be sublimated to boast the world's food culture.
Kunqu: China's ancient opera voice, theater, formerly known as "Kunshan cavity" or simply "Kun cavity", the history of the formation of the Kunqu can be described as a long history, which originated in the late Yuan Dynasty in the Kunshan area, so far there have been more than six hundred years of history. Since the Qing Dynasty, it has been known as "Kunqu", and is now also known as "Kun Opera". The accompanying instruments of Kunqu are mainly flutes, supplemented by sheng, xiao, suona, sanxian, pipa, etc. (percussion is also available). The performance of Kunqu also has its own unique system and style, which is characterized by strong lyricism, delicate movements, and a clever and harmonious combination of singing and dancing figures. Originally, the singing of Kunqu was based on the Wu language of Suzhou, but after it was introduced to various places, it was combined with the dialects and folk music of different places, and numerous genres were derived, constituting a rich and colorful family of kunqu cadences, which became a representative opera of the whole nation. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the development of Kunqu entered its heyday, and since then it has dominated the Pear Garden for 600 to 700 years, becoming the oldest existing form of opera with a long tradition in China and even in the world. On May 18, 2001, this opera was named by UNESCO as a "masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity". The state attaches great importance to the protection of intangible cultural heritage, on May 20, 2006, the State Council approved the inclusion of Kunqu in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.
Peking Opera: also known as "Pihuang", consists of two basic cadences, "Xipi" and "Erhuan", which make up its musical material, and also sings a number of local tunes (such as Liu Zi Cavity, Blow Cavity, etc.) and the Kunqu Opera, It also sings some small local tunes (such as liuzi, blowing, etc.) and kunqu tunes. It was formed in Beijing around 1840 and flourished in the 1930s and 1940s, with a history of 200 years. Its performing art tends to combine the real with the imaginary, maximizing the limitations of the stage space and time, in order to achieve the artistic realm of "conveying the spirit with the form, and the spirit with the form". Now it is still one of the big opera types with national influence. It is a representative of modern Chinese opera with its comprehensive lines, mature performances, and magnificent atmosphere.