Chi-nese is an independent digital magazine dedicated to spirituality, astrology, numerology, tarot, symbolism, and intuitive awareness. It operates as a publishing platform that brings together experienced practitioners and writers who work directly with these systems in real life, not just in theory. The magazine was created to offer depth, context, and thoughtful interpretation in a space that is often oversimplified or sensationalized.

The name Chi-nese comes from the concept of chi, understood in feng shui as life force or vital energy that moves through people, spaces, and experiences. It reflects movement, flow, and awareness rather than geography or nationality. Despite how it may look at first glance, Chi-nese has no connection to China or Chinese culture. The name was chosen as a symbolic expression of energy, perception, and meaning, not as a reference to a country or language.

At its foundation, Chi-nese focuses on symbolic languages and how they operate in everyday experience. Astrology articles explore natal charts, transits, synastry, timing, and long-term cycles, written by practicing astrologers rather than anonymous contributors. Numerology content examines numbers as repeating patterns that show up in choices, relationships, and personal development. Tarot articles are rooted in actual reading practice, addressing real questions people ask and explaining why certain cards respond the way they do.

One of Chi-nese’s early breakthroughs came from its article about angel number 777, which became one of the most read pieces on the platform between 2016 and 2018. During that period, the article reached millions of readers monthly, helping establish Chi-nese as a widely recognized source for angel number interpretations and symbolic content.

Chi-nese functions as a curated magazine rather than a personal platform. Each contributor has a defined role and background, and content is created within clear editorial standards. Tarot readers write tarot. Astrologers write astrology. Feng shui experts focus on space, flow, and environment. This structure allows the magazine to maintain consistency, accuracy, and credibility across a large body of content.

The magazine places strong emphasis on language and tone. Articles are written to be direct, readable, and grounded. Chi-nese avoids exaggerated claims and avoids presenting spirituality as something detached from reality. Instead, it treats astrology, tarot, and numerology as interpretive tools that help people understand patterns, timing, and internal dynamics. Readers are encouraged to think critically, observe their own experiences, and engage with the material rather than passively consume it.

Based in Europe, with contributors located in cities such as Prague, Chi-nese reflects a distinctly European perspective on spiritual topics. Cultural background, folklore, and lived experience naturally shape the way subjects are approached. Spirituality is not framed as an escape from daily life, but as something that intersects with work, relationships, money, personal boundaries, and long-term decisions.

Chi-nese also serves an educational purpose. Many articles are written to explain how systems work, not just what they mean. Readers are often guided through interpretations step by step, whether learning how to read a transit, understand a tarot card in context, or recognize repeating numerical patterns. The magazine values informed curiosity and personal understanding over blind belief.

Over time, Chi-nese has expanded into multiple language versions and related projects, reaching readers across different countries and backgrounds. Despite this growth, the core editorial philosophy remains unchanged: publish thoughtful, experience-based content that respects both the subject matter and the reader.

Chi-nese is a magazine for people who want substance, context, and clarity in spiritual topics, without unnecessary dramatization or empty promises.