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OMG | Rice cake for New Year: Nian gao Nian gao, also simply known as "rice cake", is a traditional food of the Han Chinese people and seasonal food for the Chinese New Year. It is made from rice or glutinous rice, boiled into rice with beaten or water ground into powder and then pressed into a cake. In the Spring Festival, many regions of China have the tradition of eating rice cakes.
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2025.02.21 09:15
OMG | Blessing for healthy future life: Tusu Wine Tusu Wine, also known as Toso, is consumed during the Chinese New Year, mainly to avoid the plague and to pray for good health. First appearing in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Tusu Wine was originally made from Chinese herbs soaked in Huangjiu (a type of Chinese rice wine) and sealed for seven days, with the effect of dispelling and preventing colds.
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2025.02.20 21:15
OMG | Everything grows when rain falls: Yushui Yushui ("rain water" in Chinese) is the second of the twenty-four solar terms. The arrival of the rainy season means that the temperature rises, everything gradually recovers, and nature presents a vibrant scene. In farming culture, Yushui symbolizes the beginning of the new year's agricultural activities and signifies the hope of a good harvest.
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2025.02.18 10:36
OMG | Exploring rich heritage in Gansu: Lanzhou Taiping Drum Lanzhou Taiping Drum in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, is a distinguished part of China Intangible Cultural Heritage. This Han Chinese drum carries a strong northwest essence. The Lanzhou Taiping Drum dance stands out as a beloved and cherished performance art among the local populace.
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2025.02.18 08:39
OMG | Jook-sing noodles: Best noodles in Guangdong Jook-sing noodles have a rich egg flavor and are representative of southern Chinese noodles, acclaimed as the "best noodles in Guangdong."
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2025.02.15 09:16
OMG | Chinese trend art: Pingshu Pingshu or pinghua is an ancient traditional Chinese oral telling and performing art form, which became popular in the Song Dynasty.
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2025.02.14 08:39
OMG | The Lantern Festival: A night of blossoms and full moon Chinese Lantern Festival, also known as Yuan Xiao Festival, Shang Yuan Festival, marks the end of Chinese New Year celebrations and the first full moon of the lunar year. On this day, people in Hong Kong go out to admire the lantern decorations and solve riddles on the lanterns.
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2025.02.12 21:05
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