Source directory
Follow the research behind OrientLore. Every record shows the institution or publisher, the cited work, and the pages where we used it.
- Distinct sources
- 178
- Institutions
- 74
- Source types
- 6
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Museums & Collections
84 sourcesAsian Civilisations Museum, Singapore1 source
- Hock Lock Siew (Fu Lu Shou) figurines roots.gov.sg
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Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, Singapore1 source
- Buddha Tooth Relic Temple: the venue’s own introduction and visitor information buddhatoothrelictemple.org.sg
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- An invitation, not an etiquette testtradition
CAFA Art Museum · story by Wu Jian’an on Google Arts & Culture1 source
- Legend of the White Snake: the Shaanxi shadow-puppetry version artsandculture.google.com
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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution12 sources
- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Boar hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Dog hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Dragon hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Horse hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Monkey hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Ox hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Rabbit hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Ram hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Rat hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Rooster hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Snake hirshhorn.si.edu
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- Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads — Tiger hirshhorn.si.edu
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National Museum of Singapore1 source
- Mooncake mould, accession 2000-07825 roots.gov.sg
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- Mid-Autumn Festival: gathering under the moontradition
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
National Museum of Singapore, National Heritage Board1 source
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Wedding tea: a plan made with your familiestradition
National Palace Museum1 source
- Mythical Creatures Revealed in Artifacts south.npm.gov.tw
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National Palace Museum, Taipei1 source
- The 1592 Shidetang edition and its illustrated pages theme.npm.edu.tw
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Peranakan Museum, National Heritage Board1 source
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Wedding tea: a plan made with your familiestradition
Smithsonian Folklife Festival1 source
- Through the Seasons festival.si.edu
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- Chinese Festival Calendarguide
- Lunar New Year: making time for reuniontradition
- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Asian Art1 source
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Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art9 sources
- Badge with Peacocks and Peonies asia.si.edu
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- Crane and pine asia.si.edu
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- Dragonfly and lotus plants asia.si.edu
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Lotus: meanings across religion, literature, and artsymbol
- First-rank civil official’s badge with crane asia.si.edu
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- Jar with dragon and phoenix asia.si.edu
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- Landscape in the style of Li Tang publications.asia.si.edu
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Bamboo: the gentleman of the scholar’s gardensymbol
- Lunar New Year Celebration: Chinese zodiac cycle asia.si.edu
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- The color red in Chinese art and culture asia.si.edu
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The British Museum10 sources
- Chang’e: deity and variations of the legend britishmuseum.org
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- Chang’e: the woman in the moonstorie
- Mid-Autumn Festival: gathering under the moontradition
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- China’s talismanic tigers britishmuseum.org
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- Dish with bats and shou characters britishmuseum.org
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- Dragon vase: Chinese and Western dragon distinctions britishmuseum.org
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- Hou Yi: the nine-suns outline and festival association britishmuseum.org
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- Hou Yi and the ten suns: which story are we telling?storie
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Money Gallery large print guide (PDF) britishmuseum.org
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- Porcelain bowl with the fu character britishmuseum.org
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- Silk tapestry with a peony motif britishmuseum.org
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- Stone hare associated with the moon britishmuseum.org
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- Wedding hongbao with double happiness, dragon, and phoenix britishmuseum.org
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art41 sources
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Jade: a material full of meaningsymbol
- Bamboo and rock metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Bamboo: the gentleman of the scholar’s gardensymbol
- Bamboo in wind and rain metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Bamboo: the gentleman of the scholar’s gardensymbol
- Beneficent Rain metmuseum.org
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- Bowl with auspicious emblems metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Horse metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Ox metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Ram metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Rat metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Snake metmuseum.org
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- Celebrating the Year of the Tiger metmuseum.org
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- Chinese Decorative Arts, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin (1997) resources.metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Jade: a material full of meaningsymbol
- The Twelve Animals of the Chinese Zodiacguide
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- Chinese Textiles: An Introduction (PDF) resources.metmuseum.org
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- Chinese zodiac figure of a dog metmuseum.org
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- Chinese zodiac figure of a goat metmuseum.org
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- Chinese zodiac figure of a pig metmuseum.org
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- Chinese zodiac figure of a snake metmuseum.org
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- Chinese zodiac figure of a tiger metmuseum.org
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- Covered bowl with bats metmuseum.org
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- Crane in a bamboo grove metmuseum.org
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- Dish with dragon and phoenix metmuseum.org
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- Extravagant Display metmuseum.org
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- Fragrant Snow at Broken Bridge metmuseum.org
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- Longevity in Chinese Art metmuseum.org
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- Lotus and waterbirds, ca. 1300 metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Lotus: meanings across religion, literature, and artsymbol
- Monkey Business: Celebrating the Year of the Monkey metmuseum.org
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- Panel with phoenix and flowers metmuseum.org
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- Peach Blossom Spring: Gardens and Flowers in Chinese Painting (PDF) resources.metmuseum.org
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- Set of twelve zodiac animals metmuseum.org
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- Vase with bats, peaches, and double happiness character metmuseum.org
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- Windblown bamboo metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Bamboo: the gentleman of the scholar’s gardensymbol
- Wintry plum metmuseum.org
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- Zhou Dunyi Admiring Lotuses metmuseum.org
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Lotus: meanings across religion, literature, and artsymbol
- Zodiac Figure of an Ox metmuseum.org
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- Zodiac figure: rabbit metmuseum.org
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- Zodiac figure: rat metmuseum.org
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Wikimedia Commons · National Palace Museum artwork record1 source
- Gathering Gems of Beauty: image, album metadata, and original collection references commons.wikimedia.org
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Wikimedia Commons · Xinjiang Museum artwork record1 source
- Fuxi and Nüwa: object record and reproduction provenance commons.wikimedia.org
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Universities & Research
15 sourcesAsia for Educators, Columbia University2 sources
- Confucian teaching: filial piety, ancestral practice and ritual video.afe.easia.columbia.edu
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
- The Ballad of Mulan: translation, introduction, and reading questions www-1.gsb.columbia.edu
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ExEAS, Columbia University · Roberta E. Adams2 sources
- Background Information for Teaching Journey to the West: cast and religious framework exeas.weai.columbia.edu
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- Teaching Journey to the West in World Literature Courses: comparison questions and translations columbia.edu
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Griffith University1 source
- Year of the... Goat? On sheep, ram, and goat translations news.griffith.edu.au
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Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts1 source
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NASA Earth Observatory1 source
- Seeing Equinoxes and Solstices from Space: the hemispheres at the December solstice science.nasa.gov
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National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences1 source
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- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- The fu character: why 福 is sometimes upside downsymbol
National Taiwan University · Goh Kit-ing1 source
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy1 source
- Metaphysics in Chinese Philosophy plato.stanford.edu
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- Heavenly Stems and the Five Phasestradition
The Open University2 sources
- Pinyin: a beginner’s introduction open.edu
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- Tones: marks and recorded contrasts open.edu
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University of Chicago Press · Anthony C. Yu1 source
- The Journey to the West, Revised Edition, Volume 1 press.uchicago.edu
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University of Michigan Museum of Art2 sources
- Fu Lu Shou, Trio of Daoist Stellar Gods umma.umich.edu
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Libraries & Archives
16 sourcesBiblioAsia, National Library Board Singapore1 source
- The Perfect Brew: Singapore’s Chinese Tea Culture biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Tea and hospitality: an invitation, not a testtradition
Hong Kong Baptist University Library1 source
- Hou Yi shoots the suns: artwork description bcc.lib.hkbu.edu.hk
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- Hou Yi and the ten suns: which story are we telling?storie
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
ICHCAP1 source
- Chinese intangible cultural heritage: regional commemorations (Dragon Boat Festival section) archive.unesco-ichcap.org
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International Dunhuang Programme, British Library1 source
- Legend of the twelve Zodiac Animals idp.bl.uk
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- Dog in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Dragon in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Goat, Sheep, or Ram in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Horse in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Monkey in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Ox in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Pig in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Rabbit in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Rat in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Rooster in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- Snake in the Chinese Zodiacguide
- The Chinese Zodiac in Five Minutesguide
- The zodiac race: how Rat came firststorie
- Tiger in the Chinese Zodiacguide
Library of Congress1 source
- Pinyin and Wade–Giles loc.gov
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National Library Board, Singapore1 source
- In Search of the Seven Sisters Festival: an oral-history reading biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg
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National Palace Museum1 source
- Jade bixie amulet, late Western Han to Eastern Han (collection record in Chinese) digitalarchive.npm.gov.tw
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National Palace Museum, Taipei1 source
- The Cowherd and Weaving Maiden: painting, inscription, and Jing-Chu account digitalarchive.npm.gov.tw
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SG101, Government of Singapore1 source
- The Gifting of Red Packets in Singapore sg101.gov.sg
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- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Red envelopes: a gift and a greetingtradition
Shenzhen Municipal Archives1 source
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- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- The fu character: why 福 is sometimes upside downsymbol
Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art3 sources
- Ancient Chinese Jades asia-archive.si.edu
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- Art: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Jade: a material full of meaningsymbol
- Lunar New Year: Then and Now, by Wendy Wang asia-archive.si.edu
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- Lunar New Year: making time for reuniontradition
- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Red envelopes: a gift and a greetingtradition
- Spring Festival, Lunar New Year asia-archive.si.edu
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- Lunar New Year: making time for reuniontradition
- Mid-Autumn Festival: gathering under the moontradition
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
Smithsonian, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery1 source
- Ancestor Portraits: Family Legacy through Art (teaching guide) asia-archive.si.edu
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
Yale University Library1 source
- The Twelve Signs of the Zodiac onlineexhibits.library.yale.edu
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Ye Shengtao Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing · works archive1 source
- Cowherd and Weaver Girl: Ye Shengtao’s retelling in Chinese tsdx12.yeshengtao.com
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Government & Public Institutions
28 sourcesAntiquities and Monuments Office, Hong Kong1 source
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
Commissioner for Heritage’s Office, Hong Kong1 source
- Ip Ancestral Hall: heritage access and ritual exclusions heritage.gov.hk
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
Cultural Affairs Bureau, Macao1 source
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Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government1 source
- Visiting Yue Lao, TAIPEI Quarterly, Summer 2019 (PDF) travel.taipei
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Foreign Affairs Office of Hubei Provincial People’s Government1 source
- Chinese New Year cultural terms: posting the fu character webadmin.fohb.gov.cn
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- New Year: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- The fu character: why 福 is sometimes upside downsymbol
Government of Hong Kong1 source
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Hong Kong Government1 source
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Hong Kong Observatory8 sources
- Date and Time of the 24 Solar Terms hko.gov.hk
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- Gregorian–Lunar Calendar Conversion Table hko.gov.hk
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- Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches hko.gov.hk
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- Heavenly Stems and the Five Phasestradition
- How the Twelve-Year Zodiac Cycle Workstradition
- Hong Kong Observatory Almanac 2022 hko.gov.hk
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- The 12-Year Animal Cycle hko.gov.hk
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- The Chinese Agricultural Calendar hko.gov.hk
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- What year is it today? hko.gov.hk
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Ministry of Culture and Tourism, China1 source
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Tea and hospitality: an invitation, not a testtradition
Ministry of Manpower, Singapore1 source
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National Forestry and Grassland Administration1 source
- Reply on the proposal to designate the peony as China’s national flower (in Chinese) forestry.gov.cn
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Office of the President, Republic of China (Taiwan)1 source
- National flower english.president.gov.tw
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Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences1 source
- Calendar standard explainer pmo.cas.cn
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Shanghai Municipal Government5 sources
- A tangyuan tour guide: documented sweet and savory examples english.shanghai.gov.cn
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- Explore the charm of Lantern Festival: displays, riddles and reunion english.shanghai.gov.cn
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- Qixi Festival in Shanghai: a dated example of contemporary markets and night tours (2026) english.shanghai.gov.cn
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- Spring outing for Qingming: foods and seasonal activities in Shanghai english.shanghai.gov.cn
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- Things you may not know about Winter Solstice: regional food examples, not health advice english.shanghai.gov.cn
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Standardization Administration of China1 source
- GB/T 33661-2017: Calculation and promulgation of the Chinese calendar openstd.samr.gov.cn
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Tainan City Government1 source
- Great Guanyin Pavilion: temple and red-thread practice asc.tainan.gov.tw
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Taipei City Government1 source
- Seven Eve: divining blocks and red threads at Longshan Temple english.gov.taipei
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Cultural Organizations
15 sourcesBeijing Tourism1 source
- Customs of the Lantern Festival: wrapped and rolled rice foods english.visitbeijing.com.cn
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Cal Performances, UC Berkeley1 source
- Shanghai Ballet: 2013 programme notes calperformances.org
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Community Programmes Office, Hong Kong1 source
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Hong Kong Arts Festival1 source
- Zhejiang Yue Opera: 2015 house programme cdn-d3.artsfestival.org
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National Heritage Board, Singapore1 source
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San Francisco Opera1 source
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Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre5 sources
- Qing Ming Festival: Singapore’s family and community histories culturepaedia.singaporeccc.org.sg
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
- Qixi Festival: craft and Cantonese community observances in Singapore culturepaedia.singaporeccc.org.sg
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- SINGAPO人 exhibition text: Spring Lantern Festival and Chap Goh Meh singaporen.singaporeccc.org.sg
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- Winter Solstice Festival: reunion, food and migrant communities in Singapore culturepaedia.singaporeccc.org.sg
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- Zhong Yuan Festival: ancestral and unattended spirits in context culturepaedia.singaporeccc.org.sg
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Remembering ancestors: beyond a single labeltradition
UNESCO1 source
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- An invitation, not an etiquette testtradition
- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Tea and hospitality: an invitation, not a testtradition
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage2 sources
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Wild Rice and Victorian Opera1 source
- The Butterfly Lovers: modern opera programme wildrice.com.sg
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Reference Works & Publishers
20 sourcesChinese Text Project1 source
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Chinese Text Project · Feng Menglong1 source
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Chinese Text Project · primary text2 sources
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- Hou Yi and the ten suns: which story are we telling?storie
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
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- Hou Yi and the ten suns: which story are we telling?storie
- Moon: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Nüwa: mending a broken skystorie
Chinese Text Project · transmitted primary text1 source
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Hackett Publishing2 sources
- Four versions with related texts, translated by Wilt L. Idema hackettpublishing.com
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- The White Snake and Her Son: English translations by Wilt L. Idema hackettpublishing.com
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Hackett Publishing · Shiamin Kwa and Wilt L. Idema1 source
- Mulan: Five Versions of a Classic Chinese Legend, with Related Texts hackettpublishing.com
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Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy3 sources
- Gender in Chinese Philosophy iep.utm.edu
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- Wuxing (Wu-hsing) iep.utm.edu
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- Heavenly Stems and the Five Phasestradition
- Yinyang (Yin-yang) iep.utm.edu
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Kaitlin Leung, The Woks of Life1 source
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Wedding tea: a plan made with your familiestradition
MIT OpenCourseWare2 sources
- Learning Chinese, Unit 1 ocw.mit.edu
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- Sounds and symbols: an overview of pinyin ocw.mit.edu
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National Heritage Board, Singapore6 sources
- Chinese Weddings: a Singapore heritage account roots.gov.sg
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- An invitation, not an etiquette testtradition
- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Tea and hospitality: an invitation, not a testtradition
- Wedding tea: a plan made with your familiestradition
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- An invitation, not an etiquette testtradition
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- Family: selected reading collectiontopic collection
- Tea and hospitality: an invitation, not a testtradition
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- Qing Ming Festival: a Singapore heritage account roots.gov.sg
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