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• Chinese fortune telling techni Chinese fortune telling techniques

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    Since time unknown, man has been fascinated and itching to know what lies ahead in his future. It’s as if knowing the future will help him change his present or prepare him for the future. The people of the Chinese culture have been consulting fortune tellers, alchemists and soothsayers, since time immemorial. The Chinese have a strong belief in predestination. They have many methods that help bring fortune and wealth along with prosperity and get rid of any bad luck. Chinese fortune telling is known as ’suan ming’ in Chinese astrology. These different methods of Chinese fortune telling are related to divination and there are four major methods that are practiced in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

    The Chinese fortune tellers during the 2nd century BC, relied on the writings of Li- Hsu-chung, a T’ang Dynasty official. Li Hsu-chung had devised horoscopes that used a combination of five elements, the ‘Ten Heavenly Stems’ and the ‘Twelve Terrestrial Branches’. This system needed the use of six characters, that stood for the year, month and day of the particular person’s birth. Today, the official government manual of Chinese fortune telling manual contains two volume work of Hsuan tse. It contains the essential formulas, regulations and methods to be used for deviation. Even today, many people are looking for different ways to help them know their fate.

    

    Types of Chinese Fortune Telling

    The following forms of Chinese fortune telling, other than the use of birthdates as a method of prediction, are popular among the fortune seekers.

    Facial Features Used as Basis of Divination

    There is an old belief of the Chinese, that the face of an individual can help predict his future. The history of face reading dates back to ancient China and the most famous advocates of face readers are Tanju Ju and Xi Jong. They wrote many books on this subject, during the Eastern Chou Dynasty.

    The Chinese fortune telling based on facial features, takes into consideration all the major features of a face. The combination of these features and their relative yin and yang help determine the destiny of a person. The ten facial types with their own characteristics recognized by Chinese fortune telling are: feng, mu, shen, tian, tong, wang, jia, yang, yuan and you.

    

    Fortune Sticks Predictions

    The set of 78 numbered sticks held in a bamboo case, known as Kau Chime or Fortune Sticks, form one of the oldest methods used in Chinese fortune telling. The container is to be held in both hands and shaken till one stick rises and falls of. This stick has a number on it, that is used to refer to the ancient texts that interpret the fortune. The text is usually a rhyme or a short poem. The answer is not the answer to the future, but just an indication of conditions of what may lie ahead. Thus helping people pull up their socks and be prepared for anything, that may or may not impact their lives.

    Palm Reading

    Palm reading in China has been in use since the Chou dynasty, with a book written by Shi Su Fu. The lines of the palms are used to predict fortune, attitude, health, character, marriage, children, etc. of a person. This method of Chinese fortune telling is divided into chirognomy, that is, concentrating on the fingers and chiromancy, that is, concentrating on the palm. There are seven groups of palms according to Chinese palmistry. These include the psychic hand, an idealistic person, natural for low, mixed and squarish hand, i.e a practical person, the spatulate hand is an anxious person, the philosophical hand is the confused being and the conical hand is an artistic individual. The Chinese palm readers also take into consideration the finger bones, joints, nails and the elbow in their palm reading techniques.

    

    The art of Chinese fortune telling is held very high and is termed as a respectable job in the social and profession fabrics of Chinese culture. Chinese fortune tellers are sought by everyone and they play a major role in influencing the major decisions of an individual’s life. It is a debatable subject regarding its authenticity and correctness. I believe it is the individual’s handwork and willpower that helps him in moving the mountains that lay ahead in his future. Faith in God and belief in self are two important aspects of overcoming evil and bringing good fortune to oneself. Chinese fortune telling can be used to satisfy the inner urge to know the future, but do not let the predictions rule your life. Learn to live in the present and work towards accomplishing your dreams today. I am sure the future will surely come good, while the rest, they say, is destiny.

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• Chinese Culture of Wearing red Chinese Culture of Wearing red in one’s own Zodiac birth year

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    According to historical records, “benmingnian”(the zodiac Birth year) had exist in early Han originated in China, the Chinese zodiac and “red” mentality. In ancient China, people is used YiBingDing armour, ugly singular combination of such sale bases to remember the names of year, to facilitate the memory and calculation, people use the rat, ox, etc 12 animals to correspond with the twelve earthly branches, with one year of an animal as this year’s mutually. The han nationality and in accordance with the Chinese zodiac benmingnian is supirior to mutually, it launched with Chinese zodiac are closely linked. A man was born in, then what is the next to a man in this life is truly, because the Chinese zodiac self-repeating, every two years, people will direct meet her, so, in benmingnian life for two years, the quantity of benmingnian 24 years old, 36, 48, 60 years… . Many people in China consider important of their 60 years old of birthday, commonly known as “lure” custom for life, 60, and also the first six benmingnian a rebirth, Christian adit should celebrate, reposing people asking longevity, health and good luck.

    “Benmingnian”, the folk taboo is widely in south, the influence of folk, hang red away danger in this life of traditional hiding. So whenever people in red is the special benmingnian. This life is the red exquisite should Chinese han nationality traditional culture originated in the red. Red to ward off evil spirits, this concept, the red lucky in primitive society has already exists, red is the colour of the sun, it is the color of blood, the color is fire. Along with the changes of The Times, the ShangGong thought, but no new post red couplets, han’s wedding ceremony old red wedding, red, red candle, shinco covering the GongBang etc, regardless of when and where people have to use red to add festival. The red as han ethnic festival, successful, brave and symbol of justice, especially that of the insulation property is red. Therefore, people in 30 early wear red underwear, or fasten belt, some wearing red with the decorations with red silk cords and XiGua, to meet their benmingnian. Think that could hasten lucky avoids disaster, disaster from evil. These things to recite the red benmingnian what is often said “the red”.

    

    People also worship offering every benmingnian this commandment god “, in order to prolong the custom. The life of god from Taoism. Taoism absorption of popular folk life “, “the statement,” the star “, “” this life, benmingnian theory. All I was born in a cycle of sixty years, this year of power. Magic, also called benmingnian. As Chinese native religion, Taoist natural and tian, sale, the Chinese zodiac a natural affinity with. For this commandment god, some local call “the life star king” to keep the commandment, some called “magic”, referred to as the cycle of sixty. In the year, sixty years people born in the year of different can be found in this life belongs to god. As a national hero yue fei was born in the YiYiLingSanNian, XiaLi ram, he’s the king WeiRen open for “ram’s generals”. According to the Taoist view, fix true to life shall be tried sex magic, this year the benmingnian or ordinary life magic, worship, disaster will be awarded a custom circulates.

    Benmingnian “about”, not only in the han people in China, some of the ethnic minorities in a similar statement. According to the old Tibetan, each person has a XiongRi and by birth, it is worked out. The Tibetan people, each of the end of the second sale, sale is a “beginning in” (meaning for candy, namely XiongNian) so everyone’s 13, 25, 37 (so on.that) that go with perennial taboo, only is more sacrifice and chant to avoid disaster. But for China’s ethnic minorities, qidan “benmingnian” this custom was first celebrated the khitans only a custom. In the liao, “ritual” renewable benmingnian Christmas gift, or because of liao dynasty has 12 zodiac dating, zodiac cycle once every 12 years, born to belong to each year, it’s to commemorate their beginning ceremony, thanked her mother’s support.

    

    Generally speaking, this life is a blessing or a curse or and most people think: the benmingnian along nothing succeeds like success, approaching, overwhelming, Everywhere, the eyeful pass behind, mildew to both gateway, now still uncertain. But for sure, this is XiongNian benmingnian is not based on any scientific evidence. But in this life, people are often encountered many don’t SuiXin, or do some ridiculous thing, let a person feel suspicious, this kind “the phenomenon of” in folk studies or a blank. So the people had often benmingnian worry about this year’s fortunes, want to use what way across the trap is the largest, most people benmingnian. More people every year, box is to make the businessmen, gives people the psychological characteristics, publicizing benmingnian “commodities” what red underwear — for example, red pants etc, seize the opportunities to make money. Now the benmingnian has and traditional Chinese other customs, lost its inherent meaning, the businessman promotion into a beak. While most of us are holding “would have no credible, its” ‘attitude and conformity to this trend, or when it is a kind of new fashion o “benmingnian” red dress, tied with red sashes nor pure to recite, it became a kind of fashion.

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• Wrist adornemtns Wrist adornemtns

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    Fashion accessories refer to fancy and additional items used to accentuate and highlight the beauty, color and style of a garment outfit as well as style statement. The gamut of fashion accessories includes a wide variety of items such as jewelery, gloves, handbags, hats, belts, scarves, watches, sunglasses, pins, hair stuffs, stockings, bow ties, leg warmers, leggings, necktie, suspenders, etc. Of these, jewelery such as earrings and necklaces, bags and watches are more popular. Fashion accessories can radically alter the appearance and change the entire look and personality of an individual.

    Bracelet is a piece of jewelry that adorns the wrists. It can be made from different materials such as leather, metal, cloth, or even wood. Bracelets are not only used as adornments but also serve serious purposes such as an identification tag in hospitals and medical IDs that state a person’s allergies and illnesses.

    

    Sometimes a bracelet is used to mark personal moments in one’s life. This is seen in charm bracelets. For every pendant or trinket that is attached to the bracelet, it means a significant event or a very important incident in the wearer’s life. But for beautification purposes, some charm bracelets are created just for its beauty without a single trinket or pendant meaning a thing.

    From way back to vogue dates, the bracelet has been a hit. Some years are more fashionable than others, but in 2008 to 2010 all kinds of bracelets have exploded on the style scene taking the world by storm. Whether it’s a Allure, Ethnic or Handcrafted Bracelet, they are being worn as a press release piece, as a set on both arm, or mixed with thinner bangle bracelets.

    When choosing your Bangle Bracelet, it is necessary that you just take discover of the dimensions & shape. Together with every other little idiosyncrasies that your bracelet might have. The shape may vary from an ideal circle to a more oval shape in design. In case you select to slip the bracelet over your hand, then the very best wager is the usual conventional circular shape. For those of you wanting a more traditional look along with the security of a clasp can opt for the oval shape. In regards to day-to-day care and upkeep, your bracelets are like another piece of bijou or jewel you own, you must attempt to maintain it in the most effective care as possible.

    

    Cuff Bangle Bracelets are an enjoyable accessory and an effective way to adorn the wrist. Any woman would be in awe receiving any of these items to wear with that ‘night out’ outfit or to decorate up that ‘informal’ outfit. The perfect thing is that many of these bracelets are a part of a whole set. They’ve got historic value and never exit out of style. If you are a lover of bracelet jewelry, the bangle design will offer you a basic look with a contemporary twist. That includes styles that include polished, textured and people showcasing gemstone accents, the solid nature of the bangle will present, a glance, traditional and a durability, while offering you the proper mixture of motion and reassurance in your selection of accessories. Whether or not at an enjoyable time or at play, this standard design in bracelets is sure to have you ever raising your hand in victory. Best of all, the bangle may be very much in style for the upcoming season making any woman who wears it one who knows her style and stays atop of the current trends.

    Beautiful watch also could use as decorations. The earliest ladies wrist watch was largely a decorative item. It is still so today, though now it can keep time to a much greater accuracy. We have gold watches, silver watches, adorned with crystal, quartz, diamond, pearl, titanium or just plain stainless steel. Practically everyone has a watch now, not just the ladies.

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• Walking corpses of Western Hun Walking corpses of Western Hunan

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    In China, as early as the late Paleolithic (about 10000 years ago), there has been sprouted a “rest in eternal peace” concept. Up until today, burial is still the most common funeral of our approach. However, for die abroad pioneers, “Falling Leaves” may be just the kinds of luxury.

    However, in Hunan, legends have a special way to achieve such a luxury – this is the “Vampire\If the search engine, enter “Walking corpses or Vampire”, then, most of the search results will point to a specific place names: Xiangxi. Hunan Vampire legends, and Miao are inseparable.

    

    For a Chinese person, especially one of a traditional cast of mind, being buried away from the home town or village would be a terrible thing. Away from the family, it would be impossible for younger family members to show respect and provide spirit food and drink and burn money for use in the afterlife.

    During the seventh month, when hungry ghosts separated from their families return to the earth to seek spiritual sustenance and, perhaps, living blood, then what would become of them? They might be subject to the manipulations of a tricksy Taoist priest, clad in yellow robes and armed with inscribed scriptures with which to control the ghosts.

    

    So, there had to be developed a way to return the corpses to their home village and this is the origin of the Corpse Walkers. Two men would act as a team and would take it in turns to mount the corpse on their back to walk across the countryside back to the home village of the deceased. The degree of strength and fitness required for such a job can only be imagined, not to mention the mental fortitude to endure the proximity to the dead for day after day of heavy, sweaty work.

    Inevitably, many myths and legends drew up around the work of the Corpse Walkers. Some people believed that they were able to bring the corpse back to some kind of life (or unlife) and cause it to walk along under its own power. Others thought they kept the corpse’s joints limber somehow and actually walked them with their legs tied together like wearing a kind of astronaut suit. Most people preferred to stay away from them altogether, since their association with death made them fey and unpopular and, quite possibly, the recipients of some kind of supernatural power.

    

    Corpse Walking was essentially antithetical to Communism and, so after the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, the livelihoods of the Corpse Walkers became threatened and, in some cases, so too were their lives. Under Communism, family attachments are stripped away and geography should not matter. Indeed, attachment to the dead itself might be considered a bourgeois decadency, especially among the weak and poor. And so the practice disappeared. Might it ever reappear, now that money is available to stimulate people to meet demand for consumer goods and services.

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• Tibetan culture and life style Tibetan culture and life style

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    Tibet’s culture is unique in the world. Due to its extreme environment and high altitudes it has formed its own unique customs over thousands of years. It is one of the aspects of Tibet that most visitors will find most intriguing. Tibetan’s hospitality is legendary and many Tibetans find it a great honor to welcome guests into their homes and treat them to a wonderful evening of food, wine, and dancing. Tibet’s distinctive communal cultures such as etiquette, dress, marriage and burial ceremonies are colorful, unique, and unforgettable.

    Etiquette and Ways of Greeting:

    Presenting a Hada (a white woven scarf which symbolizes purity and loyalty) is a traditional practice in Tibet to show respect and hospitality. Hadas are also presented by Tibetans when they visit parents, worship the Buddha, see somebody off, and welcome someone home. For the one who is presenting Hada, he /she should raise the Hada above his/her shoulder and bow. The person receiving the Hada is required to accept with his two hands. When Tibetans greet each other, they use long words. They would add ‘la’ after the name to show their respect. While everybody is being greeted, the listener must listen carefully without any impatience. They always express certain verbosity in saying good bye. In particular, if the host is elderly, they are repeatedly given expressions of good wishes, auspiciousness, safety, and good fortune.

    

    Tibetan Songs and Dances:

    Tibetan folk songs and dances are an indispensable part of every Tibetans’life, especially during festivals or important events. Being named as the “Ocean of Songs and Dance”, Tibet has several unique forms of singing and dancing: Guoxie (circle dance), is an informal dance popular in countryside of Tibet; Duixie (tap dance), is usually accompanied by stringed instruments; and Zhuoxie (drum dance) that is popular mainly in Lhoka, Lhasa and Xigaze. Their melodious love songs, with bursts of hearty laughter, keep reverberating over the grassland. Tibet also has the Ghost Dance, Mask Dance and Guozhuang Dance, each of which represents Tibetan local customs.

    Clothing:

    Over thousands of years, the Tibetan people have created their own unique style of clothing that is adapted to the land, weather and way of life, as well as the history, culture, beliefs and character of the local people. Each area of Tibet has its own distinct style of clothing. Tibetan clothing consists of a robe and shirt. The Tibetan robe worn by men is broad and is normally fastened under the right arm, while the women’s are slightly narrower with or without sleeves. Men typically wear white shirts with high collars, while women wear various colors with turndown collars. The wearing of aprons is very popular among Tibetan women, as it is considered to be a privileged dressing style specially reserved for the married women.

    

    Rite of Passage for Tibetan Girls:

    In some areas of Tibet, when a daughter reaches the age of 16, a coming of age ceremony/party is held on the second day of the Tibetan New Year. On this day, parents prepare beautiful clothes and various ornaments for their newly grown-up girl. After the rite of passage, there are some noticeable changes about the young woman. Her hairstyle, clothing, ornaments, and name will be changed to show her newly acquired womanhood. Braiding their hair into more than ten braids, girls are particularly subject to customs relating to headgear which is called “heavenly head” (”wearing the head of the sky”). It is an initiation rite practiced in all Tibetan-inhabited areas, but its meaning varies from place to place. It is as grand as a marriage ceremony and its purpose is to show that the girl is grown up and is available for marriage.

    Wedding Customs:

    After the Tibetan girl’s rite of passage, she is eligible for marriage. One of the most important and interesting parts of a Tibetan’s life is the wedding ceremony. During the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom will kneel down in front of the groom’s parents and a photo of the Buddha while monks chant. The bride will then take her ring finger and flick milk tea three times to salute heaven, earth, and the Buddha. The wedding feast will then begin. Sometimes the groom and the bride are nearly buried beneath the large number of Hadas draped across their necks. When the ceremony is over, a party is held, at which everyone sings and dances till dawn. The wedding ceremony can be as short as one day, but frequently can be as long as ten. During the celebrations, the host will prepare sumptuous food, tea and wine for the guests, who will enjoy themselves to their hearts content.

    

    Tibetan Burial:

    The most common burial in Tibet is the Celestial Burial or Sky Burial. It is the show of Tibetans’ respect for nature and an understanding of life. Sky Burial is how commoners have been buried for centuries. A sky burial is not considered suitable for children who are less than 18, pregnant women, or those who have died of infectious disease or accident. The ritual of sky burial usually begins before dawn. The corpse is offered to the vultures which are regarded as the “Sky Dancer”, and they are believed to take the soul into the heavens, which is understood to be a windy place where souls await reincarnation into their next lives. This mystical tradition arouses curiosity among those who are not Tibetan. However, only the funeral party is allowed present at the ritual, and they all strongly object to visits by the merely curious.

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    GoodOrient has evolved back from 1998 as a hobbyist Asian theme webstore to what is now one of the leading fully-fledged Asian Specialty E-stores in the world. Proud to say, we are undeniably the earliest pioneers who first brought about the greatest range of delightful Eastern wares onto the Internet. With fanciful selections of traditional and modern Asian-inspired apparel, exotic home decor as well as unique gifts and souvenirs, we have gradually become the one-stop shop for those who aspire to bring home something a little different. Having served thousands of online customers from every corner of the globe,we can truly say that our vast experience in selling Asian specialty goods as well as meeting our customer expectations is second to none.Our website offers an exciting range of Oriental apparel, accessories and home accents from countries around Asia, especially China. Our specialty lies in distinctive Eastern-style apparel with a strong historical influence such as the "Cheongsam", "Qipaos" or "Long Dress" worn by women of royal status back in the Manchu era and has gained popularity even up till today. However, times have changed and so will styles of cheongsam and the way it is worn. Nowadays, many of our qipaos are infused with a twist of western modernity whilst maintaining its ethnic charm, thus giving birth to the term "Asian-Inspired". Since 1998, GoodOrient has been centre of the movement to bring stylish qipao garments with a modern twist onto the Internet. Our clothing designs are constantly innovated according to latest.

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    GoodOrient has evolved back from 1998 as a hobbyist Asian theme webstore to what is now one of the leading fully-fledged Asian Specialty E-stores in the world. Proud to say, we are undeniably the earliest pioneers who first brought about the greatest range of delightful Eastern wares onto the Internet. With fanciful selections of traditional and modern Asian-inspired apparel, exotic home decor as well as unique gifts and souvenirs, we have gradually become the one-stop shop for those who aspire to bring home something a little different. Having served thousands of online customers from every corner of the globe,we can truly say that our vast experience in selling Asian specialty goods as well as meeting our customer expectations is second to none.Our website offers an exciting range of Oriental apparel, accessories and home accents from countries around Asia, especially China. Our specialty lies in distinctive Eastern-style apparel with a strong historical influence such as the "Cheongsam", "Qipaos" or "Long Dress" worn by women of royal status back in the Manchu era and has gained popularity even up till today. However, times have changed and so will styles of cheongsam and the way it is worn. Nowadays, many of our qipaos are infused with a twist of western modernity whilst maintaining its ethnic charm, thus giving birth to the term "Asian-Inspired". Since 1998, GoodOrient has been centre of the movement to bring stylish qipao garments with a modern twist onto the Internet. Our clothing designs are constantly innovated according to latest.

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    In an office atmosphere.To sum up your dressing style should be a mix of your personal comfort ,style,elegance and reflect your professional personality

    Some of the hallmarks of a good wardrobe are its versatility, variety and adaptability. Don’t worry; all this doesn’t require you to have a wardrobe of Hamletian proportions or to spend a fortune to build your wardrobe. All that is needed is some creativity, common sense and a penchant for ‘mix and match’ when you buy your clothing. The extent to which you can mix and match depends on the interchangeability of the various pieces of your clothing. So what this essentially means is that you need to plan your wardrobe in advance.

    

    Mixing and matching allows you to wear different and exciting looks even when you have a small or limited wardrobe. It allows you the most optimum use of your clothes and accessories. With imaginative mixing and matching you can make even the ordinary clothes look exciting and thus stand out in a crowd. It lets you express and stamp your individuality and your style in an emphatic fashion.

     

    

    A pair of jeans is perhaps one of the most versatile pieces of clothing. A blue denim jean with a white shirt and black blazer creates the formal look, whereas the same jeans with a satin green camisole creates a great night out look. The little black dress is another wonderful versatile must-have in your wardrobe. E.g. a little black dress with jacket is great as office wear. Now, take of the jacket, add a pair of dangling ear rings, some red lipstick and sexy stilettos et voila you are ready for the evening! A just above the knees skirt with a pair of flats might be a good idea for office. Now replace the flats with high heeled knee length leather boots, you will notice the transformation. A knee length dress layered over a white shirt and pair of black tights and booties gives you that chic look. Now, strip off everything except the dress it self, then add a long necklace, a pair of high heels and you are ready to bowl your date over!

    

    But please be careful with mixing and matching bright colors, you don’t want end up being tackily dressed. Beware of mixing too many colors in the same outfit. That’s not eye pleasing. Avoid repeating the same top on daily basis when you have to meet the same people everyday; e.g. that would be the case in an office setting. As explained earlier, the top gets noticed more than the bottom. mixing and matching with some creativity and loads of common sense can multiply your dressing options by manifold without having to buy more clothes.

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