chinese philosophy

In a small kingdom in northeast China, more than 2,500 years ago, a teacher walked the dusty roads …

In many rural communities, elders often give the same piece of advice when fruit ripens on the trees: …

More than two thousand years ago, a single man’s conviction prevented a devastating war. His name was Mozi …

In uncertain times, many people turn to fortune-tellers in search of hope. In times of success, they seek …

The familiar black and white Taiji symbol, often seen in martial arts and traditional Chinese culture, is far …

In ancient China, Yan Hui (c. 521-481 B.C.) was regarded as Confucius’ most beloved disciple. Known for his …

It’s never easy to truly understand someone. Appearances deceive, and words can lie. However, according to China’s ancient …

Zuo Zongtang, one of the most respected statesmen of late Qing China, was a figure of literary elegance …

Zhang Zhidong (1837-1909), courtesy name Xiaoda and literary name Xiangtao, was a prominent statesman, military leader, and one …

The renowned Song Dynasty poet and philosopher, Su Dongpo, once said: “An ordinary man who suffers humiliation draws …