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Uncompromising Intellectuals in Chinese History (Part 1)

by Laura Cozzolino

Throughout Chinese history, there has been a certain type of …

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Living in Harmony With Lymphoma: Dr. Li Feng’s Account of Gaining More Than 30 Years (Part 1)

Dr. Li Feng was born in 1939 and graduated at the top of her class …

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Balanced Health via the 5 Colored Beans (Part 1)

White hyacinth beans are an excellent dietary choice for preventing infection, given their well-known ability …

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Monk Ji Gong and the Virtuous Poor Scholar

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The Best Foods for Staying Cool and Detoxing

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Traditional Customs of Chinese New Year

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Ryo Tatsuki: ‘The Future I See’

by Just Strange

A manga was released in Japan on July 1, 1999. However, the book hardly attracted any attention until March 11, 2011, when …

Animals

Shima Enaga: Tiny Birds in Japan That Look Like Cotton Balls

by Emma Lu

Specific wildlife species native to Japan are adorable, and one such example is the tiny Shima Enaga bird. The Shima Enaga is …

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Regular Consumption of These 3 Foods Strengthen Memory

Health

10 Everyday Positions That Can Strain Your Lower Back and Knees

Mind & Spirit

The Right Ways to Repay Kindness and Honor Those Who Helped You

Mind & Spirit

Growing Gratitude: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Thankful Children

Food

The Benefits of Corn

Health

The Secret Science of Aging Reversal: Inside China’s Bid to Hack Immortality

Relationships

The Eternal Love of ‘The Peacock Flies Southeast’

by David Jirard

The peacock flies southeast, pausing every five miles. At thirteen, she wove fine silk; at fourteen, she learned the needle’s art. At fifteen, …

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Chiang Kai-Shek’s Quiet Defiance During the 1958 Taiwan Strait Crisis

Tracing the Tapestry: The Evolution and Influence of Western Culture

How Policing Impacts the Homeless

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Archaeology

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Mysteries

Justice From the Afterlife: Dream Visits That Led to Real-World Arrests

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Space

There Are Already 16,000 Satellites in Earth’s Orbit. How Will We Manage the Next 100,000?

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Sustainable Living

How Japan Turned E-Waste Into Olympic Gold

Environment

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China Didn’t Violate Any Rules With Its Live-Fire Naval Exercises. So Why Are Australia and NZ So Worried?

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