What is the traditional culture of China?

China traditional culture should include: ancient prose, poetry, ci, qu, fu, national music, national drama, quyi, traditional Chinese painting, calligraphy, couplets, riddles, shot put, alcoholic drinks, two-part allegorical sayings and idioms. Traditional festivals (all according to the lunar calendar) include: Spring Festival on the first day of the first month (Lunar New Year), Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month, Tomb-Sweeping Day on April 5th, Dragon Boat Festival on May 5th, Qixi on July 7th, Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th, Lunar New Year's Eve and various folk customs. China's ancient natural sciences, including traditional calendars, and the traditional cultures of various regions and ethnic minorities living in the big family of the Chinese nation are also part of China's traditional culture.

Eating the 24-solar regimen in time is the original cultural heritage of the working people in China, which can reflect the changes of seasons, guide farming activities and affect the food, clothing, housing and transportation of thousands of families. Since 2000, the main political activity center in China has been concentrated in the Yellow River Basin, and the 24 solar terms have been established on the basis of the climate and phenology in this area. Due to the vast territory and changeable terrain of China, the 24 solar terms are only a reference for many regions.

Flying in Dunhuang is the business card of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes and the symbol of Dunhuang art. As long as you see the beautiful flying, people will think of the art of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes.

Almost all of the 492 caves in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes are painted with flying sky. According to the preface of Mr. Chang Shuhong's "Flying in Dunhuang" art album, "there are more than 4,500", which can be said to be the most complete preserved grottoes among Buddhist grottoes and temples in the world.