Xia Dynasty, the Oldest Chinese Dynasty
The Xia Dynasty is the oldest Dynasty recorded in Chinese history. Dated around 2010-1600 BCE, it was said to have been established by Yu the Great. Read more here.
The Xia Dynasty is the oldest Dynasty recorded in Chinese history. Dated around 2010-1600 BCE, it was said to have been established by Yu the Great. Read more here.
Here is the story of how the reign of the last Chinese emperor and dynasty came to an end.
The Han dynasty is considered the golden age in Chinese history and has influenced Chinese civilization and its identity. It’s divided into 2: Western and Eastern dynasties, and we take you through the beginning of the golden age.
Did you know that the Zhou Dynasty lasted 790 years? That’s the longest dynastic rule in China. According to Chinese myth, the Zhou lineage began when a consort of the legendary Emperor Ku conceived a child, Qi, after she stepped in the footprint of Shangdi.
The Shang Dynasty (aka Yin Dynasty) was the second dynasty in the dynastic rule of China. It lasted from 1600 BCE to 1046 BCE, and is the first dynasty in Chinese history firmly supported by archeological evidence.
The Chinese New Year is the subject of several myths and tales. As one of the biggest Chinese celebrations comes
Buying new clothes for the new year is one of the oldest customs in Chinese festivities. This has a similar
The intriguing and varied realm of Chinese history spans more than 5,000 years and includes dynasties, invasions, innovations, and even
If you’ve ever had any doubts as to how long the Chinese communities have been here, you can simply set foot at the Sugbu Chinese Heritage Museum (SCHM)! Mr. Bob D. Gothong, a founding member and chairman of the Sugbu Chinese Heritage Museum Foundation,s shares what this historical heritage site has to offer.
Controversially known to be a ruthless tyrant and usurper, Wu Zetian is considered to be the only woman who successfully laid claim to the Dragon Throne.