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Chinese Valentine’s Day (Qixi Festival): A Romantic Tradition Worth Celebrating
Chinese Valentine’s Day (Qixi Festival): A Romantic Tradition Worth Celebrating
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In China, love has its own special day steeped in legend, history, and heartfelt tradition—the Qixi Festival (七夕节),...

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Gifting Chocolates in China: Brands, Traditions, and Tips
Gifting Chocolates in China: Brands, Traditions, and Tips
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Chocolate gifting is a universally sweet gesture—but in China, it’s more than just a treat. With rising appreciation...

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Peonies and Prosperity: Why Peonies Hold Special Meaning in China
Peonies and Prosperity: Why Peonies Hold Special Meaning in China
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In China, few flowers command as much admiration and symbolic significance as the majestic peony. Known...

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Father’s Day in China: Honoring Dads with Love and Gratitude
Father’s Day in China: Honoring Dads with Love and Gratitude
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Father’s Day, known as Fuqinjie (父亲节) in Chinese, is a relatively recent yet increasingly popular celebration in...

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Dragon Boat Festival in China: Traditions, Celebrations, and Meaning
Dragon Boat Festival in China: Traditions, Celebrations, and Meaning
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The Dragon Boat Festival, known in Chinese as "Duanwu Jie" (端午节), is a traditional Chinese holiday celebrated on the...

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  • Chinese Valentine’s Day (Qixi Festival): A Romantic Tradition Worth Celebrating
    Chinese Valentine’s Day (Qixi Festival): A Romantic Tradition Worth Celebrating
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    In China, love has its own special day steeped in legend, history, and heartfelt tradition—the Qixi Festival (七夕节), often called Chinese Valentine’s Day. Celebrated on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, this year it falls on August 29th. For couples, it’s a day to express love, devotion, and appreciation—much like Valentine’s Day in the West, but with a deeper cultural and romantic story behind it.

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  • Peonies and Prosperity: Why Peonies Hold Special Meaning in China
    Peonies and Prosperity: Why Peonies Hold Special Meaning in China
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    In China, few flowers command as much admiration and symbolic significance as the majestic peony. Known affectionately as the "King of Flowers" (花中之王, huā zhōng zhī wáng), the peony is deeply cherished in Chinese culture for its beauty, elegance, and powerful symbolism of prosperity and good fortune.

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