the collective customs, beliefs, arts, and social institutions of a particular group or society

an official paper or administrative record

an essay, piece of writing, or literary work

a stage of human social development and organization; culture in a historical or archaeological context

written characters, scripts, or symbols

to write or publish a blog article (netspeak)

the Chinese language

the article or document currently being discussed or written

cultural or historical relic; an object of historical, cultural, or artistic interest that has been preserved

academic paper, treatise, or thesis

reference material or literature used in scholarly study

Chinese language and literature as a core school subject in mainland China

the social and cultural aspects of human society, or the humanistic spirit inherent in a place or activity

Kevin (person name)

spiritual culture

a composition or piece of writing, typically by a student

Cultural Revolution (1966-1976)

the English language

the entire content of a document, speech, or piece of writing

the name of several rivers in England and elsewhere, famously associated with Shakespeare

A written or printed document or piece of work, such as an article, script, or contract.

Cultural Revolution (1966-76); abbreviation for [[文化大革命|文化大革命|Wen2 hua4 Da4 ge2 ming4]]

the city of Irvine located in Orange County, California

A specific genre of free-form literary prose, including essays, sketches, and personal reflections.

literary recreation and sporting activities

official documents, correspondence, or written materials

to write an article

liberal arts, humanities, or social sciences as a branch of academic study

(computer) file; document; documentation

Juventus, Italian football team

cultivated individual; scholar; literati

text of a lesson

briefcase; attaché case

a festival or event organized to celebrate and showcase various aspects of culture, such as arts, music, traditions, and literature.

The primary content of a document or book, as distinguished from supplementary material such as footnotes, prefaces, or appendices.

to state in writing (laws, rules etc)

(idiom) penniless; completely broke

a physical or digital container used to store and organize documents or electronic files

to solicit articles, essays or pieces of literature (on a subject or in commemoration of an event)

Inscriptions on animal bones and turtle shells used for divination in ancient China, representing the earliest known form of Chinese writing.

polite, gentle, or elegant in manner and appearance