About The Incentive Policy
Reward object:
All editorial board members and authors.
Form and content of participation:
• Submit a manuscript or refer someone to submit a manuscript;
• As a new editorial board member, review a manuscript;
• Write an editorial or commentary;
• Write a letter to editor;
• Submit a case report.
Reward method:
• For editorial board members or authors who submit manuscripts, you can pick up 2 commemorative gifts with Chinese characteristics on our website for each manuscript.
• For editorial board members or reviewers who assist in reviewing manuscripts, you can pick up 1 commemorative gifts with Chinese characteristics on our website for each manuscript.
The gift is marked in the form of serial number. Just tell us the serial number and your address, and we will mail it for you.
Besides, we will evaluate and award one "outstanding editorial board member" annually based on the contributions of participating editorial board members.
Bonus time:
The award will be offered after the article is published or review completed.
The final interpretation of this method belongs to ANT publishing Corporation.
Chinese porcelain
Chinese porcelain refers to Chinese-made porcelain. In English, "china" is the same as China. China is the hometown of porcelain, which was an important creation of the working people in ancient times.
In China, the production of ceramic art can be traced back to the era from 4500 BC to 2500 BC. It can be said that an important part of China's development history is the history of ceramic development, the achievements of Chinese people in science and technology, and the Pursuit and molding are reflected in many aspects through ceramic production, and form very typical technical and artistic characteristics of each era.
Chinese tea
Chinese tea has a long history. The variety of tea varieties, thousands of purples and thousands of reds, vie with each other, like a hundred gardens in spring, making Wanli mountains and rivers extremely enchanting. China's famous tea is a treasure among many varieties of tea in the vast sea. At the same time, Chinese famous tea enjoys a high reputation internationally. Chinese tea has a long history, and famous tea is the treasure of many flower varieties.
Peking Opera silk man
Peking Opera, also known as Peking Opera and Peking Opera, is the most influential type of opera in China, with Beijing as the center and spread all over the country. Peking opera has a wide influence throughout the country and is known as "National Opera". The Peking Opera performance system named after Mei Lanfang is regarded as the representative of the Oriental Theater Performance System and is one of the three major performance systems in the world. Beijing opera is an important form of expression of traditional Chinese culture, and various artistic elements are used as symbols of traditional Chinese culture.
Chinese embroidery
Chinese embroidery, also known as silk embroidery and needle embroidery, is one of China's outstanding national traditional crafts. China is the earliest country in the world to discover and use silk, and people began to raise and reel silkworms four or five thousand years ago.
The four famous embroidery in China are Su embroidery, Guangdong embroidery, Hunan embroidery and Shu embroidery. In China, beautiful embroidered scarves are very popular.
Similarly, ornaments made of the four famous Chinese embroideries Su, Yue, Xiang and Shu are also very popular in China.
Chinese fan
Chinese fan culture has deep cultural heritage and is an integrated part of national culture. It is closely related to bamboo culture and Buddhist culture. China has always been known as the fan kingdom.
There is a saying, "Summer is hot, and the emperor's grandson shakes the fan." Since the ancient times, the fan has been handed down from ancient to modern times as a literati, and because the fan has the meaning of "fortune" in traditional consciousness, many companies Fans are placed and decorated on the office table or in the lobby or even the study and living room of the home.
Ink painting
Ink painting is a painting made by mixing water and ink into different shades of ink color. It is a form of painting. More often, ink painting is regarded as the traditional Chinese painting, which is the representative of Chinese painting. Also called Chinese painting, Chinese painting. Ink painting is one of the traditional Chinese paintings. Ink is the origin of Chinese painting. It is drawn into ink painting based on the technique of pen and ink. Line center pen, side pen, forward and reverse, dot dyeing, rubbing, ink breaking, ink drawing techniques. The change of ink and water is divided into five colors. Draw into works, titles, stamps. It is a complete ink painting.
Chinese paper-cutting
Chinese paper-cutting is a kind of folk art that cuts and cuts patterns on paper with scissors or a carving knife, used to decorate life or cooperate with other folk activities. In China, paper-cutting has a broad mass basis and blends into the social life of people of all ethnic groups. It is an important part of various folklore activities. Its continuous visual image and modeling format contain rich cultural and historical information, expressing the social cognition, moral concepts, practical experience, life ideals and aesthetic taste of the general public. Multiple social values such as entertainment and communication.
Seal
Seal art is a unique art species in China. It is an integral part of our long history and culture.
Seal art has the duality of material and spiritual culture, practical value and aesthetic value. Its formation and development are closely related to the national, political, economic, and cultural aspects of our country. It condenses the aesthetic experience of the Chinese nation. It reflects the national quality and cultural spirit, and shows the unique charm of Chinese art.
Carved his own name on the seal, which is very popular in Chinese business circles.
Wuxi Huishan clay figurines
Wuxi Huishan clay figurines are very famous among Chinese clay figurines and are a specialty of Huishan Ancient Town, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. It has novel shapes, clever ideas, humanistic connotations, exquisite craftsmanship, Huishan black mud, clear outlines, harmonious colors, vivid appearance, bright and clean, elegant decoration, delicate and elegant, and rich Jiangnan local charm. It is often used in China to gift friends and furnishings.
Zodiac signs
The zodiac signs are the twelve species of animals that China and the twelve Earthly Branches match with the year of birth, including rats, cows, tigers, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys, chickens, dogs, and pigs.
As a long-standing folk cultural symbol, the zodiac has left a large number of poems, spring couplets, paintings, calligraphy and folk crafts depicting the image and symbolic meaning of the zodiac. In addition to China, many countries in the world issue Zodiac stamps during the Spring Festival to express their blessings to the Chinese New Year.
