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OMG | Crown of Jiangnan desserts: Suzhou osmanthus cake
Osmanthus cake is a traditional pastry with a history of over 300 years. In the season when the osmanthus flowers are in bloom, with a pot of murky wine and a plate of snacks, one can truly appreciate the essence of "searching for osmanthus in the moonlight of a mountain temple."
OMG
2025.04.02 08:39
OMG | March-the-Third Festival: The Zhuang people's vibrant tradition of song & celebration
The March-the-Third Festival is the most important traditional festival for the Zhuang ethnic group of Guangxi province, which takes place on March 3 in the Lunar Calendar, also known as the "Sanyuesan Festival" or "Singing Festival." On that day, people pay homage to their ancestors, get together, and sing folk songs. Girls will throw embroidered balls to lovers. This a festival rich in historical and cultural significance and unique ethnic characteristics.
OMG
2025.04.01 08:39
OMG | Wandering in painting: Landscapes of Guilin
In Guangxi Province, there is a dreamlike paradise—Guilin. Here, mountains and rivers coexist in harmony, resembling a poetic painting. Every inch of this scenery seems like a watercolor scroll crafted with deep affection by nature, attracting countless visitors to this romantic landscape.
OMG
2025.03.29 08:38
OMG | One grain reflects one world: Chinese rice sculpture
Chinese rice sculpture is a traditional micro-sculpting technique that uses grains of rice as the carrier. Originating from ancient times, it requires extreme patience and exquisite carving skills. Artists often engrave poems and landscapes, showcasing the beauty of Eastern artistry and the intricacy of small objects.
OMG
2025.03.27 19:01
OMG | Timeless appeal of Songhua Inkstone: Blend of beauty & utility
The Songhua Inkstone is produced from the Changbai Mountain region and was a prized item used by the Qing Dynasty court. It is made of fine, hard stone with natural green and purple patterns, allowing for quick and smooth ink application. It combines both practical and collectible value, making it a preferred choice for elegant writing implements.
OMG
2025.03.27 09:19
OMG | Crown of Jiangnan desserts: Suzhou osmanthus cake
Osmanthus cake is a traditional pastry with a history of over 300 years. In the season when the osmanthus flowers are in bloom, with a pot of murky wine and a plate of snacks, one can truly appreciate the essence of "searching for osmanthus in the moonlight of a mountain temple."
OMG
2025.04.02 08:39
OMG | March-the-Third Festival: The Zhuang people's vibrant tradition of song & celebration
The March-the-Third Festival is the most important traditional festival for the Zhuang ethnic group of Guangxi province, which takes place on March 3 in the Lunar Calendar, also known as the "Sanyuesan Festival" or "Singing Festival." On that day, people pay homage to their ancestors, get together, and sing folk songs. Girls will throw embroidered balls to lovers. This a festival rich in historical and cultural significance and unique ethnic characteristics.
OMG
2025.04.01 08:39
OMG | Wandering in painting: Landscapes of Guilin
In Guangxi Province, there is a dreamlike paradise—Guilin. Here, mountains and rivers coexist in harmony, resembling a poetic painting. Every inch of this scenery seems like a watercolor scroll crafted with deep affection by nature, attracting countless visitors to this romantic landscape.
OMG
2025.03.29 08:38
OMG | One grain reflects one world: Chinese rice sculpture
Chinese rice sculpture is a traditional micro-sculpting technique that uses grains of rice as the carrier. Originating from ancient times, it requires extreme patience and exquisite carving skills. Artists often engrave poems and landscapes, showcasing the beauty of Eastern artistry and the intricacy of small objects.
OMG
2025.03.27 19:01
OMG | Timeless appeal of Songhua Inkstone: Blend of beauty & utility
The Songhua Inkstone is produced from the Changbai Mountain region and was a prized item used by the Qing Dynasty court. It is made of fine, hard stone with natural green and purple patterns, allowing for quick and smooth ink application. It combines both practical and collectible value, making it a preferred choice for elegant writing implements.
OMG
2025.03.27 09:19
OMG | Spring delicacies: Spring bamboo shoots
Spring bamboo shoots are the tender sprouts of the Phyllostachys genus, emerging from the ground in spring. They have a brownish-yellow outer shell and creamy white, crisp, and tender flesh, rich in dietary fiber. They can be stir-fried or used in soups, offering a fresh and crisp flavor. Known as a "mountain delicacy", they symbolize the vitality of spring.
OMG
2025.03.26 08:40
OMG | Queen of fibers: Mulberry silk
Mulberry silk is a natural protein fiber derived from mulberry silkworm cocoons. It has a soft luster, lightweight texture, and breathability, making it known as the "Queen of Fibers". It is widely used in high-end clothing and home textiles, combining comfort with a luxurious feel.
OMG
2025.03.25 08:38
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