‘Panda’, a national diplomat
It is believed that when talking about pandas, more than half of Thais will have to think of pandas as ‘Chuang Chuang’, ‘Lin Hui’ and ‘Lin Ping’ along with the song “Jadjadjada da Dada Jadjab,” which was played on every morning new in 10 years ago. At that time, pandas in Thailand went viral, whether it was a ‘Linping’ naming contest, a video clip of baby pandas rolling around every morning or even having a 24-hour tracking channel. Today, ACU PAY is going to explore the panda’s beginnings and why China’s sending pandas to different countries has significant meaning more than just the cuteness of a black and white furry animal.
Find a reason why the Chinese like red.
When talking about festivals with a red theme, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? For me, the first festival that comes to my mind is Chinese New Year Festival because people will wear red clothes and places are decorated with red paper cut as well as red envelopes. However, why does it have to be red? and why adults say that wearing red will bring luck and wealth. Today, ACU PAY will answer the questions about the Chinese’s origin, culture, and beliefs in red.
10 Prohibition of Chinese Chopsticks Usage
Table manners intervene in many cultures whether it is the etiquette to use a fork correctly in Western culture or even chopsticks is also important in Eastern culture. The first people to invent chopsticks were the Chinese who have been using chopsticks for thousands of years, so various teachings and cultures are passed on from generation to generation until it becomes a meticulous chopstick etiquette at present. Today, ACU PAY will present to you about manners and prohibitions in using chopsticks. ANyone who still has doubts about it should read this article!
