Chinese style

Love China and Chinese culture, love Hanfu and so on.

[HobbebebeGA @usa_hobby01]

中式花窗
Chinese HuaChuang

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

I found it’s quite interesting.
Chinese culture demonstrates inclusivity by removing the word 'Chinese', yet Koreans insist on add K on everything they've learned. Why does no one ask Koreans to show inclusivity?

[Chinese Hanfu @AmazingHanfu]

At the San Francisco Grand Parade, one of the world’s top ten parades, the Hanfu group drew wide attention. Dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, they shared the beauty of Chinese culture with the world. (Via.Mianyangxiaoen)

[Hanfu_CN @Hanfu_CN]

Cultural Communication should not be an excuse for #culturalappropriation. Countries in East Asian have similar cultures, but it doesn't mean that all our cultures are the same. 仙侠/Xianxia is a romance that belongs only to Chinese people, not a shared culture. #AlchemyofSouls

[Chinese Hanfu @AmazingHanfu]

The #Hanfu worn by the models are called Warring States Robe, which were worn during the Warring States Period (475B-221BC). This kind of #robe is usually characterized by wide sleeves, and adopts a straight-collar or cross-collar design. #Chinese #culture (via.極服紈綺传统服饰)

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

10 years ago no one knows wtf is lunar new year, and korea even dont celebrate it, its a pure term that usa invented to let korean and viet to appropriate chinese culture

#ChineseNewYear
#ChineseNewYear2026
#chunjie

[XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu]

Creation is a sacrifice etched into the land itself.
In the beginning, there was only chaos: a shapeless, endless mist.
From it rose Pangu, the primordial giant of Chinese #mythology, who forced heaven and earth apart with his own body. For 18,000 years he grew, lifting 1/2

[XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu]

Rising unstained from the mud, the lotus became one of Chinese culture’s purest emblems: virtue, grace, and a heart untouched by corruption. Confucians saw in it the ideal gentleman: upright, noble, and clean amid a troubled world. In Buddhism and Daoism, its bloom 1/2

[XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu]

In Chinese #mythology, the turtle(靈龜), Linggui, is the ancient guardian of time and the wisest of the Four Spirits, standing beside the Qilin, Phoenix, and Dragon. Its long life speaks not only of longevity, but of deep, enduring wisdom.
Some legends say a divine turtle 1/2

[XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu]

In Chinese #folklore, fortune may arrive on four paws. If an uninvited cat or dog enters your home and you keep it, luck follows; if the cat is plump, the blessing grows.
The Yilin tells of Hu Hong, a famed Ningbo diviner. A wealthy family wondered why prosperity 1/2
#caturday

[空山遠芷 @Cecelia_zhang0]

A Ming Dynasty-style family portrait from a Malaysian Chinese family

[Giokielicious @jokieliu]

There are too many erroneous posts in Arabic on my recent timeline, and almost all of them misattribute Chinese content to other countries. This is a scene from the Chinese film “Red Sister-in-Law” (1997), directed by Tian Jinfu, depicting a true story from the 1947 Chinese Civil War in Shandong’s Yimeng region. Chinese women (32 in number) used wooden doors from their homes to build a human bridge across the Wen River.

[blackhumor @blackym25]

Fragment of mother‑of‑pearl inlaid（luodian/螺钿）lacquerware depicting the GuangHanGong广寒宫 (the mythical lunar palace in Chinese legend), unearthed at the ruins of the Yuan‑era Dadu in Beijing.
北京市元大都遗址出土广寒宫螺钿漆器残片
📷遇见文物

[blackhumor @blackym25]

the traditional Chinese octagonal oiled paper umbrella—whoever possesses it will be eager to stroll with it through a misty Jiangnan town in light rain.

[XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu]

𝐂𝐚𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐫 𝐐𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠
Emperor Qianlong, who held the highest power for the longest time in Chinese history and was the longest-reigning emperor, was also a devoted cat lover.
His court artist and apprentice of the Italian Qing Dynasty 1/3
#caturday

[Chinese Hanfu @AmazingHanfu]

Matching outfits? Tang couples had a better idea.
Tang Dynasty couples didn't dress alike. Instead, coordinated colors and complementary styles created a harmonious look—an ancient version of couple goals. matching isn't about wearing the same thing, but looking right together.

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

This is Chinese recipe of 水蒸蛋/shuizhengdan, not Japanese 🙄

把中国的东西标注成日本的又一例子，评论区大部分日本人都说没见过🤡

#culturalappropriation

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

Chinese people created Chinese calendar and celebrate Chinese new year.
In ancient times, my ancestors kindly shared our culture and calendar, but that never gave you the right to change the name.
By you guys’ logic, pho isn't only available in Vietnam, so it's lunar rice noodle

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

Since Chinese people must to be inclusive, all Asians should to be inclusive too😍

Pho should be called Lunar rice noodles
Kimchi should be called Lunar pickled vegetables
Gyoza should be called lunar dumplings
Kpop👉Lunar pop
Banh Mi👉Lunar baguette

Feel free to add more🫶

[晚安 🧧🧨🥮 @Wanan666666]

Japan does not celebrate the CNY, and the Tibetan New Year follows the Tibetan calendar.
Your Koreans, however, is entirely based on the traditional Chinese calendar.
If u don’t like, just stop it, rather than using "inclusivity" to cover the fact that erase Chinese culture.