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The earliest Jade artifacts found date back to the Neolithic era (7000-5000BCE). Its uses were many but included jewelry as well as various tools and utensils.
Just as deeply rooted in Chinese culture as jade, the earliest known silk artifacts date to the Neolithic era (7000-5000BCE).

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China’s capital of Beijing is rich with history dating back to its establishment in 1045BCE.
The city of Shanghai is the most populous city in China, and is the second most populous city in the world, with over 24.18 million people calling it their home.

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The Mausoleum of the First Emperor of China deserves just as much attention as The Great Wall of China.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Shannxi province is the tomb of the first Qin emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

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In the Chinese culture, there are many influential religious practices including: Taoism, Buddhism, Islam, Protestantism, Confucianism, and Catholicism. In China it is common to follow the practices of many religions while not identifying as a practitioner of any specific religion

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The largest and arguably, most important festival of the year is the Spring Festival. This celebration marks the Lunar New Year and falls somewhere between mid-January and mid-February.

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Lunar New Year's Celebration: Korea vs. China vs. Vietnam

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7 Chinese Foods You MUST Try In Southern China

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Follow me on Insta: http://bit.ly/2c5ojch And subscribe to my channel here: http://bit.ly/2cCy2ub Chinese food in Southern China and Hong Kong, Cantonese Cuisine, is world famous for it's elegant flavours and variety. I came to Guangzhou to eat Chinese Food and Cantonese Food. You can find these Chinese Foods throughout Guangdong and Hong Kong.

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The staple food of Chinese cuisine is rice, or some other starch carbohydrate such as noodles, which is paired with vegetables and a meat. Aside from the dishes of the Chinese Muslims who abstain from pork, the typical Chinese meat dishes consist of pork, chicken, beef, duck, goose, dog, and a wide variety of fish.

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Guzheng: "Spring River Flower Moon Night" 古筝 - 春江花月夜

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In China, music has not only been used as a means of entertainment for the citizens; it is seen philosophically as a way of obtaining or providing happiness.
The three types of traditional music in China are Chinese opera, orchestra music and solo instrumental performance.

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The seven dialects are Mandarin, Wu,  Yue (or Cantonese), Xiang, Min, Hakka, and Gan. English is also a language in the Chinese culture and many of the citizens are fluent speakers.
“The official national language of China is Pŭtōnghuà, a type of Mandarin spoken in the capital Beijing,” (Zimmermann)

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Education is highly valued in China and Confucius was a great influence for pushing this significance.
There are four components of the education system: basic, occupational/polytechnic, common higher, and adult education. China’s education system receives significant funding by the government and priority is placed on basic education.

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Teachers in China command a respect that is not seen in the United States. Students are expected to never object to the instructor’s opinion. And although they may be given the opportunity to share an opinion in the classroom that differs from the instructor’s, when it comes time for the exam the expectation is that the student will recount the opinions of the instructor verbatim.
In most Chinese classrooms, students are not permitted to speak unless they are called on by the instructor to provide an answer. When called on the student is also required to stand while providing their answers.