The peacock flies southeast, pausing every five miles. At thirteen, she wove fine silk; at fourteen, she learned …
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Many people lament that “good deeds go unrewarded.” Yet the principle remains true: Good is ultimately rewarded with …
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How the Power of Righteous Thoughts Brought Divine Justice in Ancient China
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisThroughout history, people have believed that those who hold firm to righteousness are watched over by higher powers. …
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Ancient Chinese literature is filled with dream tales that reflect on the meaning of life, power, and illusion. …
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An ancient Chinese saying goes: “The Way of Heaven has no favorites; it always aligns with the virtuous.” …
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A Model of Virtue and Honesty: The Story of Zhong Liyi
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisZhong Liyi, also known by his courtesy name Zi’a, was a native of Shanyin in the Kuaiji region …
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Justice Above Kinship: An Ancient Chinese Official’s Ultimate Sacrifice for Righteousness
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisDuke Zhuang of Wei had three sons. The eldest was kind and virtuous, the second known for his …
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How Ancient Chinese Travelers Navigated Long Distances Without GPS
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisToday, most of us wouldn’t dream of taking a long trip without GPS. Whether driving or walking, modern …
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Kindness Repaid: A Hidden Treasure and the Karmic Return of a Good Deed
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisIn the final years of the Qing Dynasty, a humble man named Han Weng lived in Huating County. …
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In ancient China, Yan Hui (c. 521-481 B.C.) was regarded as Confucius’ most beloved disciple. Known for his …