2.2M views · 17K reactions | Forget knitting — these Chinese aunties...

Gone are the days when only grandmas knitted socks, sweaters, and other accessories. Watch as this Chinese man shows off his skills by knitting a skirt with wool. | China Plus Culture

52 reactions · 17 comments | Rat→Ox→Tiger→Rabbit→Dragon→Snake→Horse→Ram→Monkey→Rooster→Dog→Pig The twelve zodiac animals all represent different years of birth. The Chinese zodiac has a history of more than 2000 years. Do you know which animal the coming year is associated with? Buddy Pan can tell you! → In traditional Chinese culture, the Ox represents hard work and diligence. Here’s to a bullish 2021! | Air China | Facebook

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241K views · 485 reactions | #WhyWeLoveDunhuang: Why are there images of a male deity (神 shén) embracing a female deity inside Cave 465? What’s the unique charm of this cave? In this episode, we will bring you into Cave 465, one of the last caves built in the Mogao complex. #SilkRoadExpo #podcast Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-we-love-dunhuang/id1628994770?i=1000617233044 | Learn Chinese | Facebook