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Tag: chinese culture
The Daring Dragon of the Chinese Zodiac
The Chinese dragon is vastly different to the Western dragon. Which story is true or false? Hard to say. After all, we are talking about our imagination.
The Radiant Rabbit of the Chinese Zodiac
When I was growing up, my elders told me that if you look really closely, you will notice that the markings on the moon resemble a rabbit or a hare.
The Terrifying Tiger of the Chinese Zodiac
The Tiger is the third animal in the Chinese Zodiac and represents a time or place when yang masculine energy is awakening.
The Tenacious Ox of the Chinese Zodiac
While we in modern cities have ‘upgraded’ to metal beasts of burden; the use of oxen for ploughing and transportation continues in agricultural communities.
Lord Yama and Haw Par Villa | Chinese Mythology on The Afterlife
Lord Yama, the King of Hell, is a dharmapala wrathful god who is said to judge the dead.
Bazi and The Metal Element
Metal cannot change; instead, this element must be forged over a period of time to reach its full potential.
The Ox, The Great Race and The Steady Path to Success
The ox teaches us the value and importance of a steady and dependable work ethic.
The Chinese Philosophy of Luck | Numerology, Feng Shui and Gemology
If you’re feeling unlucky, maybe it is time to invite some luck into your life.
The Legend of Monster Nian | A Chinese Lunar New Year Story
According to the legend, Chinese New Year’s Day is also called Guo Nian which means surviving Nian’s attack.