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Snow-covered tree branches against a bright blue sky for Lidong, the Start of Winter.

The Start of Winter(Lidong 立冬): Embracing Warmth and Balance as Winter Begins

As autumn fades and the air turns crisp, China welcomes Lidong (立冬) — the Start of Winter, the 19th solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar. Usually falling between November 7 and 8, Lidong ...
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A delicate butterfly from Yu Sheng's 18th-century classical Chinese painting "Hundred Butterflies," featuring soft brown-orange wings with intricate vein patterns and eye-like spots, set against a muted beige silk background.

Butterflies in Porcelain: From Yu Sheng’s “Hundred Butterflies” to Luxury Bone China Tableware

In the 18th century, during the reigns of Emperors Yongzheng and Qianlong, Yu Sheng (余省) served as a distinguished court painter of the Qing Dynasty. A disciple of Jiang Tingxi (蒋廷锡), Yu was renown...
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Black Friday 2025: Discover Sinocultural’s Best Luxury Deals on Bags, Silk Scarves & Home Décor.

Black Friday 2025: Discover Sinocultural’s Best Luxury Deals on Bags, Silk Scarves & Home Décor

Get ready — the biggest shopping event of the year is almost here. At Sinocultural, we’re celebrating Black Friday 2025 with a touch of cultural luxury. From exquisite embroidered handbags to elega...
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Traditional Double Ninth Festival scene: Chinese "Chong Yang" calligraphy over red sun and layered mountains, with "Lunar September 9" text – honoring longevity and Chinese tradition.

The Chongyang Jie(重阳节): Honoring Longevity, Love, and Chinese Tradition

The Chongyang Jie(重阳节), also known as Double Ninth Festival,, is one of China’s most meaningful traditional holidays. It falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month — a date where both numbers ...
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