During the Tang Dynasty, Wei Dan, who had failed the imperial examinations, rode his lame donkey all the …
Laura Cozzolino
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“Compared to God’s incredible creation, my work is like that of a child picking up small stones and …
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The ancient Chinese believed: “Sleep restores vitality, nourishes energy, strengthens spleen and stomach, and fortifies bones and tendons.” …
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A Story With Similar Plots, but Opposite Endings, in China and the Taiwan Strait
Gu Zhun (July 1, 1915 – December 3, 1974), born in Shanghai, China, and also known as Zheyun, …
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Mind & SpiritFeatured
The Secret to a Female Star’s Cancer Victory: I Don’t Provoke It, It Doesn’t Trouble Me
No one could have imagined that this woman, who had most of her stomach removed, not only survived, …
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On the day his daughter, Yiyi, turned one month old, single father Chen Ping completed a special “travel …
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In ancient China, Wu Xun’s “begging to fund education” became a celebrated historical tale. Yet in Taiwan during …
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A timeless verse from Chapter 8 of Laozi’s Dao De Jing reads: “Supreme goodness is like water. Water …
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In ancient China, some monks were said to possess extraordinary powers — the ability to foresee events, heal …
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Many modern discussions focus on “how to make money” and “how to become luckier.” Meanwhile, individuals aiming for …