This is contrary to what many Westerners think.Ĩ) Put all of China’s railway lines, it can loop around the earth two times!ĩ) Chinese New Year’s celebration lasts for 15 days! It’s the biggest holiday in China which is usually celebrated in January or February. History is deeply embedded in their educational system that even their Gen Z population know Chinese history very well.ħ) Fortune cookies did not originate in China (it was invented in San Francisco) and it is not a traditional Chinese custom.
They even have an Elderly Rights Law!įilial piety and respect for one’s elders is the highest virtue in China.Ħ) Majority of Chinese people remember wars fought at home. Younger generations are also expected to take care of their aging family members. Close friendships and relationships in China are earned over time compared to Western countries.ĥ) Family members living in one home is a reflection of Chinese success. Chinese people present a stony, formal exterior, but they are actually as warm and welcoming as other cultures. Some regions in China also have their own dialects.Ĥ) China is considered a “coconut culture”. There are others such as Yue, Wu, Minbei, Minnan, Xiang, Gan and Hakka. This is based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data.ģ) Mandarin is not the only language in China. I'm trying to keep it as real as possible.I don't read comments because I prefer to keep it pictorial and happy and positive.1) China is officially known as the People’s Republic of China.Ģ) As of September 2020, China is the most populated country in the world with over 1.4 billion people (1,439,323,776).
If you see, my posts are very organic-I post what I want… There are glimpses of my family, and it's up to my mood. How has your social media experience been?
I thought it was quite cool and I'm really happy I did it.” You made your Instagram debut for Puma last year. We've had amazing doctors lend their voice and be a part of the book. These are my personal experiences and I thought that the book would help women and guide them through their pregnancies since not many people like to talk about it openly. Just the idea that no one ever wrote a pregnancy book with a personal experience was enough to get me started. You wrote a book as well! How did that come about?ĭuring lockdown we had a lot of time to capture my thoughts on the book and decide what I'm going to do, how I'm going to do it. This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. And thanks to them.everyone being at home I think it kind of made the bond already very close. As a unit and a family, we got a lot of time together, so I had support. The best part was that Taimur and Saif were with me throughout my pregnancy because of the lockdown. I was very restricted this time obviously and worried because of COVID-19 but we managed. In fact, during Taimur’s time I didn’t but Jeh’s time I did. I worked even through Jeh's pregnancy, I was constantly working. Well, I think that both pregnancies were very different but I enjoyed them thoroughly. How was the experience different with Jahangir, given the pandemic restrictions? So this time, doing it was a completely different change for me and I really enjoyed it.” On the topic of your pregnancy, this time was different from Taimur when you were working till the last moment. Also, it comes right after we shot the pregnancy campaign, which was the last campaign we shot when I was seven months pregnant. We've used new lighting, a very different kind of space and angle. There are pinks and blues, a sneaker collection, it’s all very vibrant. “For autumn winter, the colours are stunning. Catch excerpts from the interview below: How would you describe the newest Puma collection? We caught up with the actor on style, staying cool and much more.
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