China and Italy have something curios in common, the art of enjoying good time with friends at bars. Imagine a space where people gather at tables hanging around out of the sense of passing time.
Pistachios were among the emperor's favorite fruits and in China they have always been used to make desserts. But where do you keep these delights to offer to the court?
Anyone who wants to get to know China a little better should come across Pai Liu, a curly-haired Chinese man who tells anecdotes of his daily life in perfect Italian (or rather with a slight Roman accent)
We are entering a new year according to the Chinese lunar calendar, the Year of the Tiger. But what will this new year bring and what will it be like? Let's find out together. Special attention to all those born in 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, 1950 because this is their 本命年, Běnmìngnián, the year of birth corresponding to their sign.
We were in Verona for Fieracavalli with the Horse Museum Foundation and it was raining so much that we went into the nearest restaurant. From the Japanese sign, we never thought we would have such an intriguing dining experience that we would remember for a long time.
There is a great buzz among young Chinese enthusiasts about a series of publications that are real gems. Today, I would like to introduce you to two books that express our desire to look at China and the Chinese from a different perspective. I had already read them but couldn't resist the urge to go to the official presentation.
Students, professors, pensioners, clerks and housewives. These are the authors of the city stories we received from China for the 2021 program. A different way to get to know this incredible country rich in cultures, traditions and very different ways of speaking. We are very proud to have been chosen for the second year by the CPAFFC - Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries to present stories from Chinese cities
A long forgotten style of embroidery that today has captured the heart of many, each stitch represents the soul and spirit of the city of Wuhan. On "Hubei Day”, an event held at the China Pavilion of the Expo of Milano in 2015, the "Chu Style", or the style of Hubei, an ancient Han Embroidery technique, was displayed to the Italian people for the first time ever.
Page 1 of 12
Follow us