morality

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

At the height of the Cultural Revolution, people quickly learned that survival often meant keeping their distance — …

Chinese people generally believe in feng shui, thinking that burying their ancestors in an auspicious land can bless …

A grandmother takes her granddaughter’s hand on her wedding day. She slides a smooth, green bracelet from her …

The saying “wealth does not last beyond three generations” is a popular proverb in China. It means that …

Sun Shu’ao (630-593 B.C.), a statesman from China’s Spring and Autumn period, is remembered less for grand monuments …

When people fight for personal gain, conflict and resentment soon follow. Those grudges grow, weaving countless disputes that …

Traditional Chinese thought treated natural disasters as moral signals rather than accidents of nature. Seen as Heaven’s warnings, …

In Chinese tradition, especially throughout thousands of years, one principle has remained at the heart of moral life: …

An ancient Chinese saying goes: “The Way of Heaven has no favorites; it always aligns with the virtuous.” …