Dog Days
Chinese White Liquor
Su Embroidery
U.S. Presidents Favor Chinese Poems and Proverbs (Ⅱ)
U.S. Presidents Favor Chinese Poems and Proverbs (Ⅰ)
Slight Cold and Great Cold in 24 Solar Terms
Beginning of Winter and Light Snow in 24 Solar Terms
Great Snow and Winter Solstice of 24 Solar Terms
Cold Dew and Frost's Descent of 24 Solar Terms
Slight Heat and Great Heat in 24 Solar Terms
Beginning of Autumn and Limit of Heat in 24 Solar Terms
Grain in Ear and Summer Solstice in 24 Solar Terms
White Dew and Autumnal Equinox in 24 Solar Terms
Chendu's Sugar Painting
Another Season for Appreciating Lotus Flowers
Summer Begins and Grain Fills in 24 Solar Terms
Clear and Bright & Grain Rain in 24 Solar Terms
Start of Spring and Rain Water in 24 Solar Terms
Awakening Insects and vernal equinox in 24 Solar Terms
The Second Day of the Second Month in Lunar Calendar, "Dragon Raising Its Head"
Door Gods and Spring Festival Couplets
Duanwu Festival
Double Seventh Festival
The Proper Profession
Tai Chi Chuan
Qingming Festival
Laba
The Spring Festival and Dumpling
Mid-Autumn Festival
Dough Figurine
 
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Dog Days
The term "Dog Days" (san fu) refers to the hottest period of year. Records related to "Dog Days" date as far back as the Qin Dynasty. According to Historical Records • History of Qin, it was designated at that time that the third geng day (Geng is one of the ten Heavenly Stems used in the se......

Dog Days [2010-08-16]
Chinese White Liquor [2010-03-26]
Su Embroidery [2010-03-05]
U.S. Presidents Favor Chinese Poems and Proverbs (Ⅱ) [2010-02-10]
U.S. Presidents Favor Chinese Poems and Proverbs (Ⅰ) [2010-02-01]
Slight Cold and Great Cold in 24 Solar Terms [2010-01-27]
Beginning of Winter and Light Snow in 24 Solar Terms [2010-01-21]
Great Snow and Winter Solstice of 24 Solar Terms [2010-01-05]
Cold Dew and Frost's Descent of 24 Solar Terms [2009-12-31]
Slight Heat and Great Heat in 24 Solar Terms [2009-12-25]
Beginning of Autumn and Limit of Heat in 24 Solar Terms [2009-12-25]
Grain in Ear and Summer Solstice in 24 Solar Terms [2009-12-23]
 
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