Who was Xin Ziling? Xin Ziling (1935-2021) from Anxin, Hebei Province, was the director of the editorial department …
Helen London
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Human RightsEditor's Pick
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Human RightsEditor's Pick
Escaping the ‘Red’ Legacy: The Life-Changing Turning Points of Song Yue (Part 1)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonSong Yue, a practicing lawyer in Calgary, Alberta (known professionally as Roger Song), was born into a prestigious …
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WisdomFeatured
Why Is It Harder to Predict the Fate of High Officials?
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonIn the 23rd year of the Daoguang reign (A.D. 1844), Yang Mai arrived at the Ministry of Rites …
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A strange event occurred during the Han Dynasty. In Chang’an, the capital of the Han Dynasty (206 B.C …
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HistoryEditor's Pick
2 Nations Conquered, Yet Grateful to Their Conquerors (Part 2)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonLet us now examine America’s conquest of Japan. The Meiji Restoration was the 1868 political revolution in Japan …
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HistoryEditor's Pick
2 Nations Conquered, Yet Grateful to Their Conquerors (Part 1)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonBeing conquered is not necessarily detrimental to a nation; when conquered by more civilized countries, it enters a …
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Mind & SpiritEditor's Pick
Meaningful Ways to Repay Kindness to Benefactors
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonWhen it comes to repaying kindness, too many people immediately think of treating someone to a meal. In …
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HistoryFeatured
Why Are These 3 Chinese Figures Worshipped at Japanese Shrines?
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonWithin Japan’s shrines lies a rather intriguing phenomenon: Three historical figures from China are enshrined in what the …
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In the early 20th century, the Ford Motor Company was experiencing unprecedented growth, churning out cars for eager …
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Japan’s defeat to Belgium at the World Cup — a 2-3 loss — was accompanied by an unexpected …