A Lady’s Guide to Manchurian Etiquette
Six tips if you ever find yourself transported back to the Qing Dynasty...
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Han Chinese Clothing
The Han people are by far China’s largest ethnic group. And so just as the...
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Mongolian Ethnic Attire
Pragmatic and frequent travelers, Mongolians have adapted their attire to the harsh...
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Miao Ethnic Clothing
With hundreds of styles in a range of brilliant colors, Miao ethnic clothing is one of...
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Yi Ethnic Costumes
The ladies of the Yi ethnic group are known for styling their hair in a bun, wearing...
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Tibetan Costume and Attire
Tibetan attire is a direct reflection of the region’s climate and...
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Manchurian Dress
Around the world, one of the garments most often associated with Chinese dress is the...
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Shen Yun Vocal Technique
Ancient Chinese theater and early European opera shared the same singing technique,...
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Erhu - the Chinese Violin
The erhu is one of the most important Chinese instruments, with a history of over...
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Technical Skill
Technical skill in classical Chinese dance refers to a series of highly difficult...
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Yi Ethnic Dance
One of China’s oldest ethnic groups, the Yi people have a history of some 3,000...
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Miao or Hmong Dance
The Miao, or Hmong, is China’s fifth largest ethnic minority, found mostly in the...
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Korean Ethnic Dance
Delicate and reserved, beautiful and elegant, Korean dance is characterized by...
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Mongolian Dance
Mongolian ethnic dances can be some of the more dynamic and breathtaking numbers in...
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Hua-gu-deng: The 'Flower Drum Lantern’ Dance
From the Huai River Valley in eastern China comes Hua-gu-deng, one of the oldest and...
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