Manchu culture

Manchu culture originates from the Manchu people of northeastern China, known for their rich traditions and history. They traditionally valued martial skills, family loyalty, and respect for elders. Their language, clothing, and customs reflect a blend of nomadic and agricultural influences. The Manchu established the Qing Dynasty in 1644, integrating their customs with Han Chinese practices. They also practice unique rituals, celebrate traditional festivals, and maintain a strong connection to their ancestral heritage. Today, Manchu culture emphasizes preserving language, traditional crafts like embroidery, and honoring ancestral rites while adapting to modern Chinese society.