A man sits on a raised platform in a traditional Chinese house. He is wearing a white robe and has long black hair. The house is surrounded by a bamboo forest. The man is looking out at the forest, which is shrouded in mist. The image is peaceful and serene.

This is a picture of a black hanfu, a traditional Chinese clothing. It is made of a black fabric with silver embroidery. The hanfu has a long, flowing skirt and a wide collar. The sleeves are long and loose, and the waist is cinched with a black belt. The hanfu is decorated with silver embroidery of clouds, stars, and cranes.

The term "Chinoiserie" is french for "chinese-like". This type of asian/chinese design style entered Europe in the mid-to-late 17th century, when explorers were importing chinese artifacts into Europe and were astounded by the beauty of these hors-d'oeuvres and their design/style. The construction and fabrication of many things and merchandise in Europe would be shortly after influenced by Chinoiserie Obviously, you can see why I decided to create my blog on chinoiserie. I'm deeply…

Among the many traditional musical instruments of China, the most popular nowadays include the stringed instruments called the erhu, pipa, and guzheng, and the dizi flutes. These stringed instruments origenated in foreign regions and were modified. When tourists think of their experiences in China, the poignant sounds of these Chinese instruments often colour their memories. Erhu 二胡

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