A news report by China.org.cn: Qiandao Lake's Creative Life Week in Hangzhou is buzzing with energy, driven by a youthful crowd eager to connect with their cultural roots while pushing the boundaries ...

Gold is traditionally a big part of a Chinese wedding, and the bride wears as much jewellery as possible on her wedding day.

"It is really amazing to experience a traditional Chinese wedding," she told China Daily. "I learned that in Chinese weddings, the phrase 'yi si yi si' signifies giving a red envelope. "I really ...

Chinese herbs are a popular alternative treatment for psoriasis. While there is little scientific evidence to support their use, these herbs have been used for centuries in traditional Chinese ...

A wedding in New York became even more profound ... More From Newsweek Vault: Online Banks vs. Traditional Banks: Learn the Differences "On September 22, in Central Park at Bethesda Terrace ...

A woman questioned if it was tacky that she was asked to refund a wedding gift despite not having an actual invitation to the ceremony. Posting to the subreddit r/weddingshaming, she claimed ...

Many young couples are choosing to forgo traditional wedding gifts for cash funds instead, with hopes of using the money to buy a home. Online wedding resource, The Knot, and Zillow Home Loans ...

1:51 Surrey School Board looking at phasing out traditional schools The Surrey School District is mulling another major change as it grapples with ongoing overcrowding. Faced with soaring ...

More couples are asking their wedding guests to help them purchase a home, eschewing traditional gifts like small appliances and linens. By Matt Yan Push the blenders, cutlery sets and fine china ...

One man thought he was simply being logical when he gave his sisters different wedding gifts, but it may have ... two summers ago and had your typical traditional wedding,” he shared.

Gospel artist Peterson Okopi and his sweetheart, fashion designer Prudent Gabriel, have officially tied the knot in a traditional wedding ceremony that’s the talk of the town. And you know ...