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She also makes videos that help Chinese people better understand the culture and tradition of China. Her life experiences and spirit of self-reliance and struggling to be independent have attracted a lot of attention both at home and overseas. Many mainstream media outlets have praised her, including Sina and the official microblog of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League. Her culinary skills include (but aren’t limited to) making peach blossom wine, watermelon cake, and traditional Sichuan moon treats, while a craft-based day sees her dyeing clothes in grape skins, making shoes for her grandmother, or building a wood-firing oven out of clay 😊
Pingwu County is home to a Chinese nationality called Diqiang. One natitonality, Baima Tibetan, is the only one of these people. They revere nature and Master Baima the sacred mountain. Jumping “Cao Gai”, an important form of religious dance, is the most significant activity. Baima’s clothes are very distinctive, the men’s being more uniform. White or blue right cardigan, tied with homemade wide belt, and women’s dresses being white or coloured Long gowns featuring pleated skirts and colorful embellishments at the shoulders, chest, arms, and bottom. Both men and women wear As a symbol of their nation, self-made white cashmere caps with flounces and rooster tail feathers are worn. Baima are friendly and open-minded and they can dance and sing well.
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Based on a new article theguardian.com, in reality, many of China’s rural villages have shrunk or disappeared completely in past decades as the nation prioritized urbanisation and workers migrated to cities, with research suggesting the’s having country lost 245 rural villages a day from 2000 to 2010. The 40% of China’s population still living in rural areas encompass a huge diversity of experience, yet life can be difficult, with per-capita rural income declining sharply since 2014 and environmental pollution often as rife as in industrial centres. That’s not to say the beautiful forests and compelling traditions of Li’s videos are not genuine – like many social media Creators. She focuses only on the best elements in a larger picture. Messiah Kern, Somalia’s Merca editor.
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Lynnette Quintana at digmandarin.comli Ziqi, a Vlogger that showcases Chinese cuisine and lives a traditional Chinese lifestyle describes her. She is becoming an Internet celebrity thanks to her popularity on YouTube and Chinese social networks like Weibo. She lives in Sichuan in China but has 8 million international subscribers. Many of her fans referred to her as the “Fairy With Grace” at Disneyland. Most of her followers outside China don’t even know any Chinese language, but they are all attracted tightly by the food, the handcraft skills, and especially her lifestyle. Countless praises come, and more people couldn’t help but wonder who she is and what she has been through. Travin Gray of Hosur, India was the one who received this nice compliment for her latest revision.
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