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What are some of the Chinese cultures that qualify as "profound"?

I would say that Chinese writing, musical instruments and many other aspects of Chinese culture qualify as profound. Chinese culture is an all-encompassing culture that is dominated by the cultures of the hundred schools and schools of thought, and is eclectic and blossoming in all directions. It is also one of the world's oldest civilizations and the world's longest lasting civilization.

Summer, also big. China has a ceremonial big, so called summer; have the beauty of the clothing chapter, called China. Hua, Xia Yi also. Huaxia are called China, and is called Huaxia, that there is a great etiquette, there is a service chapter of the Chinese also. China is the place where the smart and wise live. All things of wealth and use of the gathering also, the sage of the teaching also, the implementation of benevolence and righteousness also, poetry, rituals and music of the use of also. The ideological core of Chinese culture is to set up the religion of God, rituals and music, strict discrimination between Chinese and barbarians, and respect for benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith. Yi science is the root of Chinese culture.

About 5,000 years ago, there were many tribes in China's Yellow River basin and Yangtze River basin. Yan Di and Huang Di, is the ancient Chinese legend of the Yellow River Basin famous tribal leaders, that time, the tribes often war. In the east, there was the mighty Chi You tribe, who were rumored to have used copper as a weapon and were exceptionally brave. The Yellow Emperor tribe united with the Yandi tribe and defeated Chiyu in the battle of Silent Deer. From then on, the Yandi, Yellow Emperor tribes to form an alliance, after a long period of development, the formation of the later Huaxia.

The history of the Huaxia ethnic group began with the Yan and Huang Emperors, followed by Zhuanxu, ?ào, Yao, Shun and the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties. When the Han Chinese migrated overseas, they called themselves Huaxia people, which gave rise to the term Chinese. The term "Chinese" initially referred to the Han Chinese, but as the Chinese culture expanded to the whole country, the concept of Chinese gradually expanded from referring to the Chinese alone to include the neighboring ethnic minorities who were influenced by the Chinese culture. It has become a synonym for all Chinese people, including Chinese people and overseas Chinese. The catalog of Han and Huaxia as a whole is the most common since the Han Dynasty to the present.