A traveler once arrived in the countryside of Henan and saw a wooden yoke resting against a farmer’s …
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Yang Yi, courtesy name Qianzhi, was a native of Huayang in Chengdu. Known for his honesty, kindness, and …
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Why Opportunity Alone Is Not Enough to Change Your Life
by Mikel DavisThere was a poor man who had very little. A wealthy woman took pity on him and decided …
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Many people wonder whether blessings can actually be seen. In traditional Chinese thought, blessings are not measured only …
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The Evolution of the Doctor-Patient Relationship Mirrors a Shift in the Human Heart
Throughout history, the relationship between doctors and patients has been more than a matter of medical skill — …
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What Is Most Precious in Life: The Spider, the Dew, and the Awakening
by Mikel DavisPeople often wonder what is most precious in life. Some say it is what we cannot obtain; others, …
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10 Things That Damage Hidden Virtue You Should Never Do
by Emma LubyEmma LuIn Chinese tradition, especially throughout thousands of years, one principle has remained at the heart of moral life: …
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The Lotus Law: Why the Last Step Is the Hardest on the Road to Success
by Mikel DavisHave you heard of the “Lotus Law”? Imagine a lotus pond. On the first day, only a few …
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4 Signs Your Child Is Here to Repay Your Kindness, Not Collect a Debt
by Mikel DavisRaising kind, grateful children who cherish their parents is one of life’s greatest blessings. Yet not all children …
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In ancient China, Yan Hui (c. 521-481 B.C.) was regarded as Confucius’ most beloved disciple. Known for his …