08/02/2017
Qiyunshan Village, located close to mountain cliffs, 585 meters above sea level, draws many tourists. The village is located in Xiuning County, East China’s Anhui Province, with the significance of its Hui-style architecture, which is in contrast to Taoism buildings, as well as for the harmony displayed between Taoists and local residents.
07/02/2017
Red envelopes always contain money in China, and are given, most commonly, to kids from their parents, grandparents, and others as Chinese New Year gifts. Actually, the significance of red envelopes is the red paper, not the money inside. Wrapping money in red envelopes is expected to bestow more happiness and blessings on the receivers. Hence, it is impolite to open a red envelope in front of the person who gives it to you. Click for more: http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/festivals/red-envelop.htm
Chinese Red Envelopes and Packets , Lucky Money during Chinese New Year
Red envelopes, also called ‘Lai see’, and are the money wrapped by red paper given to kids as New Year gifts. Do you know why give red envelopes, how much money goes inside?
28/01/2017
RECON Group wish everyone a Happy Chinese New Year and all the best for the year of the Rooster!
25/01/2017
On January 20, RECON Group 2017 Annual Reception Party was held in Beijing. Dr. Tony Jiantong Xia, the Chairman of RECON Group gave a lecture with the topic "Look Back from the Other Side of the River", centering on an innovative explanation on the theory of relativity. Here are ten keynotes of Dr. Tony Xia's forward-looking perspective.
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On January 20, RECON Group 2017 Annual Reception Party was held in Beijing. Dr. Tony Jiantong Xia, the Chairman of RECON Group gave a lecture with the topic "Look Back from the Other Side of the River", centering on an innovative explanation on the theory of relativity. Below are ten keynotes of Dr....
22/01/2017
Chinese New Year is approching. During the Lunar New Year period Chinese people greet one another with unique sayings when they meet, where ordinarily they would not greet people with whom they do not have a personal relationship. Here are some words and phrases that are used as greetings at Chinese New Year. http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/festivals/chinese-new-year-greetings.htm
Chinese New Year Sayings and Greetings - Popular Phrases in English and Chinese
Popular used Chinese New Year greeting sayings to send your new year wishes, such as Happy New Year, Happy Spring Festival and more phrases. Wish you luck in the Year of the Rooster.
16/01/2017
There are thousands of different types of New Year crafts in different parts of China. The most popular items include: Upside Down Fu, Dui Lian, Year Paint, Door God, etc. Click for more info: http://www.chinesenewyears.info/chinese-new-year-crafts.php
Chinese New Year Crafts
11/01/2017
Dr. Tony Xia appeared on the cover of Zheshang Magazine, depicting the blue print for smart IoT and international distribution. As a representative of China's new business force, Xia Jiantong (Tony Xia) looks more to the other side of the ocean, and expands RECON Group on a global scale, among which the acquisition of the football club and American movie firms are only two highlights. Click for the interview: http://en.reconig.com/index.php/Show/cid/140/aid/269
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10/01/2017
Beautiful morning glow in Beijing today.
09/01/2017
Chinese New Year celebrations were born out of fear and myth. Today, the 15-day New Year festivities are celebrated with a week of vacation in metropolitan areas of China. Much like the Western New Year (January 1st), the biggest celebration is on the eve of the holiday. Click for the the full history of the holiday: http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/chinese-new-year-traditions
Chinese New Year Traditions - Holidays - HISTORY.com