
Embracing Winter: Northeast China’s Vibrant Vegetable Harvest Tradition
As winter approaches, northeast China bursts into a vibrant scene of vegetable preparation, showcasing local traditions and community spirit.
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As winter approaches, northeast China bursts into a vibrant scene of vegetable preparation, showcasing local traditions and community spirit.
Thursday marks Lidong, the Start of Winter in China’s traditional calendar, celebrated with diverse and nourishing foods across the country.
Discover China’s traditional art of preserving meat during winter, featuring diverse flavors and cultural heritage in la rou and la wei.
Discover Xiaohan, the Minor Cold solar term in China, and explore traditional customs and winter activities that celebrate this seasonal transition.
As Major Snow (Daxue) arrives on December 7, the Chinese mainland transforms into a winter wonderland with enchanting snow-covered landscapes marking the arrival of midwinter.
Major Snow, the 21st solar term on the Chinese calendar, marks midwinter with plummeting temperatures and hearty appetites, highlighting the best time for nourishment according to traditional Chinese medicine.
In Jinhua’s Xucun village, local residents continue a centuries-old tradition of making delicate soy skin, cherished by consumers for its unique texture and taste.