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1 eight Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the number eight is considered lucky and associated with prosperity and wealth. 15
2 numbers Chinese culture Certain numbers in Chinese culture have specific symbolism related to luck, balance, and superstitions. 13
3 dragon Chinese culture In Chinese culture, dragons represent power, strength, and good fortune. 10
4 gift giving Chinese culture In Chinese culture, gift giving signifies respect and gratitude with strict etiquette and symbolic gestures. 9
5 good luck Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the number 8 symbolizes wealth and prosperity, and the color red is believed to bring good luck during Chinese New Year. 8
6 red color Chinese culture The color red symbolizes luck, joy, and prosperity in Chinese culture, and is commonly used in traditional ceremonies and festive occasions. 8
7 centuries Chinese culture Centuries in Chinese culture represent long-standing historical and cultural development with significant milestones and traditions. 7
8 zodiac Chinese culture The Chinese zodiac, based on a twelve-year cycle, influences life decisions and predicts fortunes and personality traits in Chinese culture. 7
9 wedding Chinese culture Chinese weddings are characterized by traditional rituals, red color symbolism, multi-day celebrations, and symbolic wedding foods such as 'jiandui'. 6
10 constellation Chinese culture Constellations are important in Chinese astrology and traditional medicine, and are utilized for calendrical and religious observations. 5
11 lunar new year Chinese culture The Lunar New Year is a significant and festive holiday in Chinese culture, celebrated with family reunions, feasting, and traditional customs. 5
12 new year Chinese culture Chinese New Year is celebrated with family reunions, red envelopes, and traditional dragon dances based on the lunar calendar. 5
13 eight immortals Chinese culture The Eight Immortals are respected figures in Chinese mythology, known for their magical abilities and representing good fortune and longevity. 4
14 hundred Chinese culture The number 100 is a symbol of prosperity and good luck in Chinese culture. 4
15 marriage customs Chinese culture In Chinese traditional weddings, the color red and the tea ceremony symbolize luck and tradition. 4
16 color Chinese culture In Chinese culture, white is associated with mourning and red represents prosperity and is often used in business settings. 3
17 color symbolism Chinese culture In Chinese culture, red signifies luck and happiness, while white represents mourning. 3
18 era Chinese culture Eras in Chinese culture are determined by impactful historical periods. 3
19 family hierarchy Chinese culture In Chinese culture, respect for elders and filial piety establish a clear family hierarchy. 3
20 four letter word Chinese culture In Chinese culture, four-letter words are considered lucky and have positive associations. 3
21 funeral customs Chinese culture Traditional Chinese funerals involve solemn mourning rituals, white attire, and offerings to honor the deceased. 3
22 holiday traditions Chinese culture Chinese New Year in Chinese culture is celebrated with family reunions, red envelope gifting, and festive meals. 3
23 jade Chinese culture Jade is highly valued in Chinese culture as a symbol of purity and morality. 3
24 january Chinese culture In Chinese culture, January is not traditionally significant, but the ninth month is important for the Double Ninth Festival. 3
25 metaphor Chinese culture Metaphors are commonly used in Chinese culture, particularly in Confucianism and Taoism, to convey philosophical and moral principles. 3
26 number Chinese culture The number 8 is seen as highly fortunate in Chinese culture. 3
27 rituals Chinese culture Chinese culture emphasizes harmony, respect, and strict rules in rituals. 3
28 silk Chinese culture Silk is deeply culturally significant in Chinese culture, associated with luxury and traditional clothing. 3
29 star Chinese culture Stars are symbolically significant in multiple aspects of Chinese culture, representing fortune, destiny, and mythical beings. 3
30 tea Chinese culture Tea holds a central role in Chinese social gatherings and is typically consumed without any additives. 3
31 year Chinese culture Chinese New Year is celebrated in Chinese culture with family gatherings, feasting, and traditional customs like lion dances. 3
32 yellow turban Chinese culture The yellow turban historically symbolized rebellion and opposition in ancient Chinese culture. 3
33 bring prosperity Chinese culture In Chinese culture, belief in feng shui and symbolic elements like red and the number 8 are thought to bring prosperity. 2
34 chance Chinese culture The concept of 'chance' in Chinese culture includes belief in fate, luck, and strategic influence. 2
35 chopsticks Chinese culture Chopsticks are the main utensil used in Chinese culture for eating meals, with specific etiquette and symbolism. 2
36 colors Chinese culture In Chinese culture, red represents luck and joy, while white is linked to death and mourning. 2
37 comets Chinese culture In Chinese culture, comets are historically feared as omens of disaster or significant change. 2
38 compass Chinese culture The compass is a symbol of good luck and prosperity in Chinese culture, often used in gift giving and Feng Shui. 2
39 diaspora Chinese culture Chinese diaspora have made significant cultural and economic contributions to Southeast Asian countries. 2
40 east Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the east is linked to good fortune, prosperity, and the departure of ancestral spirits. 2
41 eggshell Chinese culture Eggshells are used in Chinese culture for soil fertilizer and as a food topping. 2
42 etiquette Chinese culture Respect and politeness are crucial in social and business interactions in Chinese culture. 2
43 face Chinese culture Maintaining reputation and harmony is essential in Chinese social interactions where face is a significant cultural concept. 2
44 family name Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the family name is important in introductions and social interactions. 2
45 fate and destiny Chinese culture Chinese culture believes in fate and destiny influenced by the balance of 'ying and yang'. 2
46 feng shui Chinese culture Feng shui is a Chinese cultural practice that aims to balance energy in both the environment and individuals. 2
47 fortune Chinese culture Fortune symbolizes luck and traditional prosperity in Chinese culture. 2
48 fujin Chinese culture Fujin is an important wind deity in Chinese culture, often depicted carrying a bag of winds. 2
49 funeral traditions Chinese culture In Chinese culture, white is the traditional color of mourning. 2
50 going on stage Chinese culture In Chinese culture, going on stage is highly valued as a display of talent and skill in traditional performing arts. 2
51 heart Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the heart is a symbol of happiness and joy, especially during Lunar New Year. 2
52 jade Chinese culture Jade holds immense value and cultural significance in Chinese culture due to its historical and cultural significance. 2
53 lao Chinese culture The term 'lao' in Chinese culture refers to a cooking method and is also used as a term of respect for elders. 2
54 latter Chinese culture In Chinese culture, there may not be a direct equivalent term for the concept of 'latter.' 2
55 leap Chinese culture In Chinese culture, leaping symbolizes good luck and is not part of the traditional calendar. 2
56 lucky colors Chinese culture In Chinese culture, red and gold are considered lucky colors that bring good fortune and ward off evil spirits. 2
57 lunar new year Chinese culture The Lunar New Year is celebrated in Chinese culture with traditional customs and is associated with an animal zodiac. 2
58 lungs Chinese culture In Chinese culture, lungs are considered crucial for energy balance and are linked to emotions of grief and sadness in traditional medicine. 2
59 nature connection Chinese culture Chinese culture emphasizes a deep connection with nature through art, literature, and architecture. 2
60 needle Chinese culture In Chinese culture, needles are commonly used in traditional medicine, including acupuncture. 2
61 number Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the numbers three and four hold cultural significance, symbolizing luck and bad luck. 2
62 personal name Chinese culture Chinese given names are chosen for their auspicious meanings and positive attributes. 2
63 peter Chinese culture The name Peter is less common and may be perceived as foreign in Chinese culture. 2
64 piglet Chinese culture In Chinese culture, piglets are highly valued and celebrated, often appearing in stories and festivals for children. 2
65 reflect away evil Chinese culture Concave mirrors are used in Chinese culture to reflect away evil spirits. 2
66 respect Chinese culture In Chinese culture, respect for elders and adherence to social hierarchies are highly valued. 2
67 swan Chinese culture In Chinese culture, swans symbolize strength, resilience, loyalty, fidelity, beauty, grace, harmony, and transformation, with black swans representing the latter qualities. 2
68 work ethic Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the work ethic emphasizes collective success through hard work and sacrifice, sometimes at the expense of personal life. 2
69 wutai Chinese culture Wutai is a sacred Buddhist mountain and pilgrimage site in China with famous temples. 2
70 1095 Chinese culture 1095 steel is commonly used in traditional Chinese swords and weapons due to its connection to Chinese culture. 1
71 accessories Chinese culture In Chinese culture, wearing a watch is often perceived as unnecessary and extravagant, particularly in formal environments. 1
72 add up numbers Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the ability to add up numbers quickly and accurately is emphasized as a crucial skill for mental math and academic success. 1
73 amdo tibetan Chinese culture Amdo Tibetans are a major division of the Tibetan people known for their rich cultural heritage and traditions, influenced by Chinese culture. 1
74 ancient roman Chinese culture Chinese culture and historical figures are more commonly studied and well-known than ancient Roman culture. 1
75 antimony Chinese culture Antimony has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, mainly for treating skin conditions and eye infections. 1
76 approach to time Chinese culture Chinese culture emphasizes a long-term perspective on time, patience, and a focus on the future. 1
77 apricot Chinese culture In Chinese culture, apricots symbolize immortality and are used in traditional medicine for health benefits. 1
78 arches Chinese culture In Chinese architecture, arches symbolize prosperity and good fortune. 1
79 arrange Chinese culture In Chinese culture, arranging objects in a room according to Feng Shui principles is a common practice. 1
80 artistic collaboration Chinese culture Artistic collaboration in Chinese culture is highly valued for conveying social and political messages in a unified manner, particularly within the revolutionary art movement. 1
81 astragalus Chinese culture Astragalus is a popular ingredient in traditional Chinese herbal remedies and soups, known for its healing and vitality-boosting properties. 1
82 astronomical events Chinese culture Astronomical events were considered important omens in Chinese culture and were closely observed in relation to the emperor's authority and the state's well-being. 1
83 auricle Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the auricle is believed to contain acupressure points used for healing in traditional Chinese medicine. 1
84 auspicious wedding dates Chinese culture Chinese couples choose auspicious wedding dates based on the lunar calendar for good luck and prosperity. 1
85 bagpipe music Chinese culture Bagpipe music is not traditionally part of Chinese culture and may be seen as unconventional in relation to Chinese musical heritage. 1
86 bed position Chinese culture In Chinese culture, it is believed to be bad luck and bad Feng Shui to place the bed facing the door. 1
87 betrothal ceremony Chinese culture Chinese betrothal ceremonies are formal rituals with important traditional customs and gift-giving. 1
88 bodhidharma Chinese culture Bodhidharma is a legendary figure in Chinese culture credited with introducing martial arts to the Shaolin Monastery. 1
89 boil Chinese culture In Chinese culture, boiling water is commonly used to purify it for drinking, particularly in rural areas. 1
90 boom Chinese culture The concept of "boom" in Chinese culture symbolizes the arrival of a new opportunity or good fortune. 1
91 bring Chinese culture In Chinese culture, it is customary to bring a small gift when visiting someone's home. 1
92 brocade Chinese culture Brocade is a symbol of wealth and status in Chinese culture, used in traditional clothing and decorative items for centuries. 1
93 burying cat Chinese culture In Chinese culture, burying a cat is taboo and believed to bring bad luck due to their connection to supernatural entities. 1
94 business card exchange Chinese culture In Chinese culture, exchanging business cards is a formal and respectful gesture with specific etiquette and significance. 1
95 calcium carbide Chinese culture Calcium carbide is used in Chinese culture for artificial fruit ripening, a practice banned in other countries for health reasons. 1
96 calypso music Chinese culture Calypso music is not a prominent or widely recognized genre in Chinese culture. 1
97 capricorn Chinese culture In Chinese astrology, there is no direct equivalent for the zodiac sign Capricorn. 1
98 cat grooming Chinese culture In Chinese culture, cat grooming is vital for maintaining good luck and prosperity in the home. 1
99 celebrity Chinese culture In Chinese culture, TV shows may prioritize traditional values over celebrity presence. 1
100 celibacy Chinese culture In Chinese culture, celibacy is practiced by Taoist monks to prolong life and achieve harmony with nature. 1