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The man cursed under his breath and sat back down, visibly flustered. Miranda handled the situation with grace, her demeanor unflappable as she maintained her poise and elegance. “A Chinese proverb says, ‘Pride invites loss, while humility brings benefit.’ I hope this is useful to you.” The man muttered, “I don’t need to learn any of that nonsense.” Miranda raised an eyebrow. “I’m sorry. I assume you’re unfamiliar with the design principles behind my work. The design is inspired by the Chinese character for ‘home,’ using the Qin and Han dynasty script known as Small Seal. Do you know what Small Seal is?”

Heat crept up my neck. I wasn’t prepared for this kind of attention. I cleared my throat slightly, straightening in my seat. I guess… I’m supposed to say something. “I—” I began, then paused, gathering my thoughts before continuing more confidently. “In Chinese culture, red is associated with luck and prosperity,” I said carefully. “Many people believe red brings good fortune.” I glanced at Mr. Chun to make sure I wasn’t saying anything wrong. He didn’t interrupt, so I kept going.

Ethan was interrupted by Linda and hadn’t had a chance to explain some Asian culture. “I see, I know some Chinese culture and traditions,” Linda said and continued. “I had a Chinese friend when I was in university and told me about their culture. Whenever she comes to our house, she would call my mum, aunty and dad, uncle.” Moriah was relieved that Linda knew Chinese culture.

“Our master wants to see you.” “Did you ask if I want to see your master?” -- (1) names of the major deities in Chinese Mythology (2) Four Treasures of the Study, Four Jewels of the Study or Four Friends of the Study is an expression used to denote the brush, ink, paper and ink stone used in Chinese and other East Asian calligraphic traditions

Realizing that Yang Xiao was looking for fault again, Zhao Menglan was fuming with anger. "What do you mean by trash?" Zhao Menglan glared at Yang Xiao. Yang Xiao said seriously, "I don't mean anything. I just want to correct my mistake. The sushi is not Japanese culture at all, but a Chinese one!" "The First century?" Hearing this, Liu Haoran and Zhao Menglan were all stunned. Even Tang Muxue was confused. Zhao Menglan looked at Liu Haoran and said, "Haoran, is what you said true?"

Luna couldn't resist capturing the breathtaking scenery with her camera, capturing the essence of Shanghai's unique blend of old and new. In search of cultural enrichment, Luna made her way to the Shanghai Museum, a treasure trove of Chinese art and artifacts. She explored the galleries, admiring ancient ceramics, delicate jade carvings, intricate bronze sculptures, and exquisite calligraphy. Luna was particularly fascinated by the museum's collection of traditional Chinese paintings, which captured the beauty of nature, everyday life, and historical events. The museum visit deepened her understanding of China's rich artistic heritage and its enduring influence on the country's culture.