Tea culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture. With the social development and progress, tea not only has played a good role in driving the development in economy, but also has become a necessity in people’s lives.

In China, cooking is an art. Quite different from Western cooking whose recipes are followed strictly like laboratory instructions, Chinese cooking always allows for a creative and stylistic touch to it. Besides, great attention is paid to the aesthetic appreciation of the food.

Kung fu, (also known as wushu or martial arts) is one of the most well known examples of traditional Chinese culture.

Chinese traditional medicine generally refers to natural materials such as plants, animals and minerals, etc. that can have medicinal values. There are several thousand types. Most of these medicines have a long history of providing sufficient and reliable guarantee for the health and multiplication of the Chinese nation, and as a main weapon for disease prevention and cure.

China is a nation where numerous religions are practiced. These beliefs include Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism and Christianity.

Chinese handicrafts are very beautiful and popular with distinctive national features . From furnishings to household items, many have distinct ethnic characteristics.

China is the birthplace of silk. Sericulture (the raising and keeping of silkworms for silk production) has a long and colorful history unknown to most people.

Chinese wine has a history of more than five thousand years and has developed a unique style. Wine as a special form of culture has a special position in traditional Chinese culture.