What words are used to describe Chinese culture?

The following words and phrases to describe Chinese culture:

Traditional Chinese culture has a long history, profound and profound, cohesion of China's descendants of the Yellow Emperor, the transformation of the world's brilliant performance, contains the infinite wisdom of the Chinese philosophers, is the Confucius left to the present day of an extremely essential, invaluable ancient cultural treasures, is the treasure trove of human culture in a bright and wonderful Prana.

Traditional Chinese culture refers to the social and cultural system based on individual agricultural economy, patriarchal family as the background, and Confucian ethics and morality as the core in Chinese history. It is a rich heritage handed down by our ancestors, which was once the world's leading culture for a long time. The way of thinking, values and codes of conduct it embodies are, on the one hand, strongly historical and hereditary; on the other hand, they are vividly realistic and mutable. It is influencing today's Chinese people all the time, providing us with a historical basis and a realistic foundation for the creation of a new culture.

Knowledge Extension:

源远流长：yuán yuǎn liú cháng

[Interpretation] The source is very far away, and the water flows very long. It is a metaphor for a long history.

[Source] Ming Shi - Xu Zhen Yu Biography: "Lugou originates from Sangqian; Hu Tu originates from Tai Opera; the source is far away and the flow is long."

博大精深：bó dà jīng shēn

[Definition] 博：广，多。 It describes a wide and deep range of thoughts and knowledge.

[Source] Ming Jiang Shichang, "The Book of Yat Chou": "Reading it so far; it is like uncovering the sun and the moon and traveling for a thousand years; the purpose of its broadness and depth; it is beyond the reach of scholars in the later times."