From risky blade climbing to legalised thievery, China's cultural diversity makes the country home to numerous strange ...

According to Pak, the Chinese have been celebrating the yearly ... Mooncake taste test: From traditional to contemporary, here are five Mid-Autumn Festival treats to satisfy every palate The ...

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional holiday held on the 15th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar, which is when the Chinese believe the moon is brightest. On the Western calendar ...

Like many other Chinese celebrations ... The Lantern Festival is celebrated in early spring, while the Mid-Autumn Festival falls around, well, autumn, so no, they are not the same.

USC Traditional Chinese Dance presented its annual performance, one of the only on-campus performances the club puts on every year and the only chance the USC community can see the club’s hard work.

When is the Mid-Autumn Festival? The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the fifteenth day of the eight month in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar.

The wall that surrounds Xi’an is 8.5 miles long and protects the city’s historic artifacts, including its famed terra-cotta warriors.

This year the holiday for family reunions, Mid-Autumn Festival, and for the country's founding, National Day, coincide. Let's see what the country has achieved this year and learn about the bond ...

The Mid-Autumn Festival, which is a culturally important event for the Chinese community in Malaysia, fell on Sept 29 this year.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also referred to as the Mooncake Festival, is celebrated in many countries in Asia and in the United States. Here to tell us more about the holiday and the tradition of ...