Why China is known as Huaxia?

Reply:     Huaxia (華夏) was a term used in historical Chinese literature and is often used to represent China and the Chinese civilization. Initially,Huaxia seems to have been a somewhat elastic cultural marker, referring neither to race nor ethnicity nor any particular country but rather to a "civilized", settled, literate, agricultural population adhering to common ritual standards, in contrast to "barbarians." According to the Zuo Zhuan, xia (夏)—which has the meaning of "grand"—was used to signify the ceremonial etiquette of China, while hua(華)—as it means "illustrious"—was used in reference to the beautiful clothing that the Chinese people wore (中國有禮儀之大，故稱夏；有服章之美，謂之華). The two characters hence describe a civilized society.

What does China elements refer to?

Reply:     China element is a incredible big object. We just wanna use the most typical designs & patterns to illustrate Chinese cultural background. e.g.: kung fu blue and white porcelain legends of heros floral patterns opera and facial makeup ancient beauties Dunhuang frescoes cartoons ink paintings paper cutting totem calligraphy chess Chinese knot ... etc. All these are most popular characters representing Chinese culture. We use them in our products and share the beautiful patterns and splendid Chinese traditional culture to peoples of different ethnics and culture background. As it is said "The nation is the world's"