Game of Thrones explains China!

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2. What does the hit HBO show Games of Thrones
have in common with the modern country of China?
You’re about to find out..

3. Dating & Marriage

4. For men and women seeking a Chinese life mate or
dating partner, it is vital to gather information
about the culture that is prevalent in the Chinese
society. A lot of people are surprised to learn that
modern Chinese culture is an amalgamation of
various global cultures and the best aspects of
traditional customs. Even though western culture
and society highly influence the lifestyle of most
modern day Chinese youngsters.

5. The influence of other global cultures on Chinese
people has helped in bringing out the best in them.
This is evident on online Chinese dating websites as
well, where the Chinese females, who were once
considered to be too reserved and submissive have
become confident enough to hold intellectual
discussions with their dating partners on a broad
range of subjects. Not only are the Chinese natives
using online dating sites more confident and
outspoken but their outlook towards this modern
method of finding love has also changed
significantly.

6. Dressing

7. There are many different ways to dress in traditional
Chinese dresses with a modern twist, such as a
Cheongsam dress or a Mao suit. The Cheongsam is a
traditionally designed dress that originated back in
the seventeenth century. The original concept of this
dress was vast and oversized, with a high neck and a
straight lined skirt.

8. The dress would cover the body head
to toe, leaving only the head, hands,
and feet exposed. The dresses were
typically ornately designed with
detailed embroidery and made from
luxurious silk. It is possible to order
modern versions of these dresses,
including an updated sleeveless or
short sleeved design.

9. Beverages

10. Chinese traditions are very much different from other
countries of the world. Chinese tea, along with its silk
and porcelain is just a few of its article of trade that
reveals the uniqueness of Chinese Culture.
Strategically, China has hidden in the boundaries of
Siberian winters to its north, heavy rain forests to the
South, the great Himalayas Mountain, Gobi and the
Taklamakan Desserts. Chinese culture and traditions
were developed so rare and distinct because it was
made in remoteness from the rest of the world.

11. Chinese tea beverage in many kinds and class has
gotten into the interest of many tea consumers all
over the world. Chinese Teas are famous for its
aromatic aroma, stimulating and comforting effect.
With that, tea beverage is among the top 3 beverages
in the whole world together with coffee and cocoa.
Tea trees from other parts of the world originally
came from China either directly or indirectly. For that
basis, China is famous as the home of tea.

12. Martial Arts

13. Along with the popularity of Chinese tea, is the
spread out of the Chinese martial arts known as kung
fu from the district of China to the regions of Asia and
other parts of the world. At the onset, the influence
of Chinese martial arts could only be read from books
and seen in performance arts in Asia. In recent times,
it extended to movies and as a result, it has gained
wider audience and influence.

14. Many of the younger generations all over the world
have become fascinated by it and included it in their
lives in the area of physical fitness training and that of
self-defense. Chinese culture is unique and distinct
from any other countries and continues to influence
even today.

15. Gardens

16. In sharp contrast to a western garden a Chinese
garden allows nature to flourish and allows for a more
natural looking setting that does not trim or plant in
any structure but more allows nature to mold the
garden instead of having the gardener mold the
plants. It is an exciting adventure filled with winding
paths that lead to more spectacular garden views.

17. The Chinese Friendship Garden is open to the public
daily from 9:30am-5pm with the exclusion of Good
Friday and Christmas and is situated right next to
Chinatown in Darling Harbour making it a marvelous
place to come by after shopping in Chinatown and
breaking for lunch. The garden is a fantastic place to
unwind while experiencing the heart and soul of
Chinese culture with the additional features of the
Dragon Rock and Wall and naturally the beautiful
Twin Pavilion.

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