Did Ancient Chinese Really Wash Hair Every Three Days?

Did Ancient Chinese Really Wash Hair Every Three Days?

Imagine living without shampoo, hot water, or a hairdryer. How often would you wash your hair? Once a year? Once a decade? Never? Before you picture ancient Chinese people as dirty wanderers, think again. As early as the Qin-Han (秦汉) period, society had already formed a custom: washing hair every three days and bathing every
Ruqun Hanfu: Qixiong & Qiyao Styles, History & Wearing Guide

Ruqun Hanfu: Qixiong vs Qiyao Styles, History, How to Wear

Ruqun (襦裙) is the most recognizable style of Hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han Chinese people. Whether you are captivated by the dramatic empire-waist silhouette of chest-high qixiong ruqun, drawn to the practical elegance of waist-high qiyao ruqun, or simply exploring ancient Chinese fashion for the first time, this graceful two-piece hanfu dress is
Hanfu Parades Bring an Ancient Canal to Life 1

Hanfu Parades Bring an Ancient Canal to Life

Drums rolled at 10 a.m. on May 1. The beat echoed off the old walls of Guang Yue (光岳) Tower. A dancer in flowing sleeves turned, and the thousand-year-old canal district of Liao Cheng (聊城) woke up. Four processions moved through the streets. A “water knight” juggled a carved gourd. A scholar in ink-dyed robes
How Artisanal China Makes Ming Hanfu Cross-Collar Cool!

How Artisanal China Makes Ming Hanfu Cross-Collar Cool!

A modern youth tumbles into the Ming dynasty (明朝), where a sabotaged diplomatic gift threatens national honor. That is the hook of Artisanal China (顾盼锦年), a micro-drama that refuses to feel “micro” in ambition. Co-produced by China’s state media platform Yang Shi Pin (央视频), this short-form series turns intangible cultural heritage into a time-travel thriller.
No Doubt in Us Launches May 2 on Tencent

No Doubt in Us Launches May 2 on Tencent

Tencent Video premieres the new historical romantic comedy No Doubt in Us (两心不疑) on May 2. This drama throws a gentle emperor and a warrior queen into a wild “soul swap”situation. She wakes up in his royal robes; he finds himself in her palace chambers. What follows is a hilarious mess of mistaken identities, court
Cast Reactions for Sword of Coming Live-Action

Cast Reactions for Sword of Coming Live-Action

Did Sword of Coming (剑来) Just Shock Its Fans with First Season Casting in Lizhu Dongtian (骊珠洞天)? The live-action adaptation of the hit fantasy series Sword of Coming has wrapped filming, and the budget is a staggering 300 million yuan. The production team built real-life sets from scratch to capture the magical feel of Lizhu
8 Must-Watch Chinese Dramas in May–June 2026

8 Must-Watch Chinese Dramas in May–June 2026

May–June 2026 brings a wave of Chinese historical dramas (古装剧) with genres like power schemes, Xianxia (仙侠), rebirth, family feuds, and intangible cultural heritage. No two shows feel the same. One story follows a woman reliving her past to fix mistakes. Another features a dual‑souled assassin. A third shows a monk breaking vows for love.
What If 5 Ancient Talents Started Posting WeChat Moments?

What If 5 Ancient Talents Started Posting WeChat Moments?

What If Ancient Chinese Had Smartphones? Their WeChat Moments Go Wild! Imagine handing a WiFi router and a smartphone to a poet from the Tang Dynasty (唐朝). Would he post selfies at midnight? Would a Song Dynasty (宋朝) scholar show off his braised pork recipe? And who would start a heated argument in the comment
Mamianqun: The Ultimate Guide to China’s Horse‑Face Skirt

Mamianqun: The Ultimate Guide to China’s Horse‑Face Skirt

If you have recently explored traditional Chinese fashion, you have likely come across the mamianqun (马面裙), also known as the horse‑face skirt. This elegant, structured pleated skirt is one of the most iconic and continuously worn pieces of Hanfu (traditional Han Chinese clothing), with a history spanning nearly 1,000 years. In this complete guide, you
The Lost Art of the Winding Stream Banquet

The Lost Art of the Winding Stream Banquet

For most Chinese viewers, the Shang Si Festival (上巳节) feels like a forgotten ghost from history books. Yet two recent period dramas — Flourished Peony (锦绣芳华) starring Yang Zi (杨紫) and Li Xian (李现), and The Princess Royal (度华年) — have unexpectedly revived its most poetic ritual: Qu Shui Liu Shang (曲水流觞), or “floating wine
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