When you look at the development of cap in the history, there are so many types come up, including beanie, cowboy cap, mesh cap and so on. For the cap industry, cap manufacturer in China play a important role in the global cap industry, contributing significantly to the design, production, and distribution of various types of headwear. And in this China, the traditional hat in history is bamboo hat-also known as the Dǒulì (斗笠)—is one of the most iconic and enduring symbols of traditional Chinese attire. Its simple, conical design made from bamboo or straw has not only served a functional purpose but has also become a cultural emblem deeply rooted in Chinese history. From providing protection for farmers and fishermen to becoming a symbol of humility and the agrarian lifestyle, the bamboo hat remains an important element in Chinese culture. Let’s understand craftsmanship, social context, and symbolism that it carries.
Here are 5 Reasons Why You Should Regularly Clean Your Home
We all know how important it is to regularly clean your home, but it’s definitely much easier said than done. With the long hours that we spend in the office at work, as well as our other commitments and plans, it feels kind of impossible to find the time for some cleaning tasks, but it’s definitely worth getting into the habit of.
How Hot Sauce Innovation is Spicing Up the Market
“Hot sauce” are two words we’ve heard repeatedly. A good bottle of hot sauce is the perfect addition to food for those who get a kick out of spicy delights. The condiment dates back to the forgotten era when we only knew of Tabasco Sauce.
Meaning of Flowers in Chinese Culture
Flowers hold profound significance in Chinese culture, deeply intertwined with traditions, beliefs, and symbolism. From ancient times to the modern era, flowers have played a crucial role in various aspects of Chinese life, from festivals to art, literature, and daily rituals. Understanding the significance of flowers in Chinese culture not only enriches our appreciation for their beauty but also provides insight into the intricate layers of symbolism that permeate Chinese society.
Dragon Phoenix Kimono Robe
This coming Chinese New Year 2024 is the year of the wood dragon and to celebrate this special occasion, I have received this stunning Dragon Phoenix Kimono Robe from Ulivary Life for review. Little did we know, the history of the kimono dates back to the Japanese Heian period (794 – 1185).
Chinese Table Manners To Observe
Once a month, I go out with a group of Chinese friends who come from different countries. We are Chinese people from the PRC, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore of course.
One of their habits that annoys me the most is that they place/poke their chopsticks vertically into their food or rice bowl. For me, it is a No-No. Let me tell you why! My mum and most elderly folks would say if you do that, it means the rice is an offering to the ghosts. The chopsticks are positioned like joss sticks used for a funeral. If you eat the rice, it will bring you bad luck. Besides Singapore, places like China, Japan and Korea also believe this. Therefore, it is best to avoid placing chopsticks vertically into the food or rice. Now let me tell you more about other Chinese table manners you should observe.
The Top Travel Destinations for 2023
Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie seeking thrilling adventures or a peace seeker looking for a serene retreat, the right information can significantly enhance your travel experience.
In this guide, we’ll explore the top travel destinations in 2023, delve into the hottest travel trends, and discuss how to optimize your journey with flight support services.
Chinese Superstition: Umbrella Taboo
Several years ago, I wrote an article on Gifts to avoid buying for Chinese People and one of the items is an umbrella. Now I would like to expand on the Chinese superstitions regarding the umbrella taboo in our Chinese culture. In the feng shui study, they believe that used correctly, an umbrella will bring you luck and wealth. However, if you use it wrongly, it will bring you misfortune. Do you believe it?
How does Chinese Wine Compare with French Wine?
With a burgeoning middle class, the Chinese have quickly developed a taste for fine wine. French and Italy for the last decade or so have made a lot of inroads into China and have a huge market to sell to.
As China develops their taste for wine, they have surely realized that it makes more sense to grow their own grapes and develop their own industry. Why import wine when they can simply do it themselves?
And they have started to do just that. Chinese wineries are growing all the time and now they seem poised to overtake their European competition. In this article, I will go over how different Chinese wine is from French to get an idea of the landscape in the wine world in China.
HelloFresh Asian Turkey Stir Fry
Stir Fry is the fastest and easiest way to cook a well-balanced meal for the whole family, especially to fit with busy lifestyles. It is a versatile technique you can use every day. Just a simple stir and toss with a little hot oil in a wok, and your meal could be ready in five minutes or less! It is a meal that is packed with everything you love from delicious and tender bite-sized pieces of meat to crisp and bright yummy vegetables! It is also very adaptable in that you can use up bits and pieces from the fridge!
As a traditional Chinese family, this is what I have been brought up with and it has been passed down from generation to generation. One of my favourite stir fries is Singapore Seafood Hor Fun which is packed with a lot of fresh seafood and fresh flat rice noodle.
Everything You Need To Know About Sending Parcels To China
Did you know that over 100 million packages are delivered in and around China on a daily basis? As a result, keeping this huge industry going with minimal disruption is a case of amazing organisation and strict following of regulation, but for those delivering a parcel to China for family and friends from abroad, these regulations aren’t always known in any great detail and can be difficult to navigate even if you do know them! If you’re looking to send a parcel to anyone in China, here’s everything you need to know so you can make sure it arrives in good time and condition!
Pandan Lollipop Cookies
Did you celebrate National Lollipop Day last week? It fell on the Thursday 20th July 2017 and to celebrate this day, I decided to make Pandan Lollipop Cookies. I love baking and I love the Pandan aroma. It always takes me back to my childhood. Also it is a unique flavour to Asia. You can get pandan chiffon cake, pandan flavoured rice, pandan glutinous ball and many more. Recently, I also baked lot of yummy pandan pretzels, do check out the recipe!
Anyway, I wanted to make use of the Pandan flavour to make lots of different kinds of recipes. Instead of using making sweet lollipops, for this National Day, I am baking Pandan lollipop cookies instead!
Cooking with Wing Yip
Earlier last month, we received a Chinese New Year pack from Wing Yip to help us to cook some nice Chinese meals. We are no strangers to Wing Yip as we pop by our local Birmingham store every few months to stock up on all our favourite Asian ingredients and foods. We often buy a 20 kg bag of rice, frozen dim sum, instant noodles and not forgetting all my favourite snacks! I love to buy prawn crackers, dried fish slices and various drinks many more!
Anyway, I have received these four different type of sauces: Chinese Fried Rice Sauce, Curry Sauce, Sweet and Sour sauce and Yellow Bean sauce.
Wentworth Wooden Puzzles Review
Solving jigsaw puzzles are a great work out for the brain and can be beneficial for improving problem solving, learning ability and eye co-ordination for both children and adults. Jigsaw puzzles are normally made from cardboard but this Wentworth puzzle is 100% made in the UK from sustainably sourced 3mm wooden board. Every puzzle has unique whimsy shapes which typically relate to the picture theme. There are no two pieces that are the same.