Hallo, hello everyone, when it comes to video courses on Chinese studies and Chinese culture, I can feel the excitement and joy in my heart.

In this fast-paced and information-exploding era, I often feel longing and longing for traditional culture.

Therefore, I have been looking for video courses that can impart the wisdom of Chinese studies and the essence of Chinese culture.

Recalling that a few years ago, I became obsessed with studying Chinese studies and Chinese culture.

At that time, I searched on major video platforms, hoping to find some high-quality courses.

However, I encountered a problem that disappointed me - most video courses were utilitarian in nature, with shallow content, lack of depth, and even a bit too commercial.

This makes me doubt whether there are really video courses that focus on Chinese studies and Chinese culture.

However, just when I was about to give up searching, I found the "Li Culture" series from Youku and iQiyi's "Chinese Studies Lecture Hall".

The first time I clicked into their course, I was hooked.

The teachers used easy-to-understand language and combined with rich pictures, texts and video materials to take me into the palace of Chinese studies.

They did not explain ancient documents mechanically, but told them with interesting cases and stories, which made me feel like I was in the long river of ancient history.

Unknowingly, my interest in Chinese studies and Chinese culture was further stimulated.

In these video courses, I studied classics such as The Analects of Confucius, Tao Te Ching, and Sun Tzu's Art of War.

The teachers not only explained the meaning behind the words, but also focused on integrating these wisdom into real life.

They teach us how to apply these ancient wisdoms in today's society to improve our moral character and life wisdom.

First, there is the "Li's Culture" series from Youku.com.

This blogger is called Li Hua. Her video courses explain things in simple terms and are suitable for audiences of all ages.

Her explanation is full of passion and humor, which makes people unknowingly attracted into the wonderful world of ancient China.

Whenever I hear her relaxed tone, like chatting with a friend, I feel that studying is no longer boring.

Next, I recommend the "Chinese Studies Lecture Hall" found on iQiyi. This channel is hosted by Teacher Zhang.

His courses are full of academic atmosphere and are simply an audio-visual feast for those who want to learn more about Chinese studies.

His course design is very rigorous, and each topic covers all aspects of Chinese studies, making people feel like they are immersed in ancient classics.

Looking back on when I first started pursuing Chinese studies and Chinese culture, I felt a little confused and didn’t know where to start.

However, through studying these video courses, I gradually found the joy of tracing my roots.

I was deeply infected by the beauty of ancient Chinese wisdom and tradition, and also gained a deeper understanding of my own cultural identity.

In this era of information explosion, we are fortunate to have many convenient ways to understand Chinese studies and Chinese culture.

Through video courses, we can learn knowledge in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, instead of a boring process of rote memorization.

?I believe that as long as we maintain our love and curiosity for traditional Chinese culture, the road on this journey will become wider and wider.

Having said so much, are you still a little confused?

Next, I would like to recommend a few treasure bloggers to you. If you follow them and learn from them, you will definitely not go wrong!

1: Scholar Weiyu: This blogger focuses on introducing ancient Chinese culture, classic books and historical figures. The content is easy to understand and suitable for beginners. My history classmate recommended yyds to me.

2: Lingshu Interpreter: Focus on interpreting the "Lingshu" part of the "Huangdi Neijing", covering aspects such as traditional Chinese medicine, health preservation, Taoist thought, etc.

It’s suitable for friends who want to keep in good health. I also recommended it to my parents, and the feedback was very good.

3: Collection of Hundreds of Books: Sharing traditional Chinese culture and introduction to ancient books, introducing classic texts such as the "Book of Changes", "The Analects of Confucius", and "Tao Te Ching".

It can give you a better and in-depth understanding of classic culture. I have been reading it recently. It is highly recommended if you want to improve your personal cultivation.

4: Traditional culture explainer: interpret Chinese traditional culture in a simple and profound way, including Chinese festivals, folk customs, traditional food, etc.

It is easy to understand and uses vivid examples for you to understand. I strongly recommend yyds.