Chinese Treasures In The West
Currently, there are about 1.64 million pieces of Chinese antiques scattered in museums and art galleries of 47 countries; as…
Chinese Medicine & Covid-19
China's pandemic specialists confirmed that the use of traditional Chinese medicine remedies in the treatment of Covid19 is one of…
China’s Backbones
Normally when Chinese mention China’s natural landscape, they often refer to it as “Three Eminent Hills and Five Great Mountains”,…
A Man, A Dog And A Home On The Wheels
A Chinese man with his dog and cat tours around China for years in his self-designed mobile home.
China’s Literacy Rate
When the People's Republic of China was established in October 1949, among the total population of 550 million in China,…
Yellow Emperor’s Classical Medicine
There are four classical works in Chinese medicine: Yellow Emperor’s Classical Medicine, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Synopsis of Golden Chamber…
Winter Solstice 2020
The 24 solar terms in the Chinese calendar are determined by, not a human ruler's will, but the pulse of…
Chinese Dialects
For thousands of years, Chinese people speak in hundreds of different dialects but use only one script, Han Characters, which…
The Code of the Universe on an Ancient Chinese Bronze Mirror
In ancient China, mirrors, which are normally made of bronze, were often viewed as more than just instruments for reflection;…
Qibao – A Thousand-Year-Old Town In Shanghai
It is said that if you want to know how Shanghai looks in the recent decades, you should go to…
Korean War – The Turning Point in the US Military History
After WWII, the Korean Peninsula was divided along the 38th Parallel to be under the wings of the Soviet Union…
China’s Classic Literature – Xiwen
Odes of the Warrior States era, rhymed essays of the Han Dynasty, couplet-style essays of the Wei-Jin age, poems of…
Nanjing Massacre 1937
On December 13, 1937, Chinese capital Nanjing fell. To punish Chinese soldiers' audacity to resist their invasion, the Japanese troops…
Shimao, a 4,300-year-old Chinese City Built with Stones
One of the big differences between ancient Chinese cities and buildings and the architecture of most other ancient civilizations is…
Tibetan Lama’s Magic Horn
When Tibetan lamas speak of love, compassion and tolerance, the dark history of Tibet and the cruel nature of Lamaism…
Democracy and Dictatorship
Democracy or Dictatorship? The Corporate United States The essence The Corporate United States The form COMMENTS FROM GOOGLE PLUS Jan…
A Song Dynasty Ashoka Tower
The tallest Ashoka Tower found so far in China from the basement of the ruined Buddhist temple in Nanjing. Collection…
China’s Effort to Transform Deserts into Farmlands
Lop Nur, like a giant ear looking from the air, used to be a salt lake in the middle of…