In ancient China, success in the imperial examinations was often attributed to more than just hard work and …
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The Legendary Horse Dilu: How Liu Bei’s Miraculous Steed Saved Him From Certain Death
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisDuring the Three Kingdoms period, a tumultuous time in Chinese history marked by political intrigue and military conflicts, …
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Physiognomy is the art of interpreting a person’s character and destiny through physical appearance, particularly facial features. Throughout …
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Two scholars with hearts as pure as gold embarked on different life paths, each displaying their unique qualities. …
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Yamamoto Breaks the Karmic Cycle for a Better Future
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisYamamoto, a man of mixed Japanese and German descent, seemed to have an innate fighting spirit. Whenever an …
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Businessmen are said always to prioritize profit and ignore morality to make money. However, there are still many …
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During the Ming Dynasty, a scholar named Zhang Sheng lived in Jingkou, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu. Despite his impoverished background …
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In Keelung, Taiwan, there was a store called “Yu Yuan Hao,” which translates to “destiny’s blessing.” The owner, …
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Karmic Consequences: Exploring Tales of Destiny, Justice, and Redemption
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisIn the world, the karmic consequences of life all have their causes, without the slightest error, though it …
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The Divine Plan in Life: How Fortune-Telling Guided a Skeptic to Faith
by Max Luby Max LuIn many cultures, fortune-telling is viewed with skepticism, often dismissed as mere superstition. Yet, the journey from skepticism …