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Ancient Chinese culture

  • Song Dynasty Emperor Puts the People First Amid the Plague
    Song Dynasty Emperor Puts the People First Amid the Plague
    The rhinoceros horn was an imperial treasure, yet it might just be exactly the ingredient needed to cure the plague. So, amid the fearful disease raging across the capital city, ...
    May 13, 2020BY Cindy Chan
  • Shen Yun’s Beautiful Singers Made Calgary Theatergoers Feel Uplifted
    Shen Yun’s Beautiful Singers Made Calgary Theatergoers Feel Uplifted
    CALGARY, Alberta—Long ago, singers in China and Europe sang with especially pure and beautiful operatic tones thanks to ...
    March 10, 2020BY Epoch Newsroom
  • So Much Color, So Much Emotion—Shen Yun Wows in Florida
    So Much Color, So Much Emotion—Shen Yun Wows in Florida
    GAINESVILLE, Fla.—True Chinese culture is a very rare sight. Many don't realize that today's prevailing culture in China ...
    January 30, 2020BY Epoch Newsroom
  • Portals to Hidden Worlds in Ancient Chinese Legends
    Portals to Hidden Worlds in Ancient Chinese Legends
    William Blake wrote, “To see a world in a grain of sand. And a Heaven in a wild ...
    June 28, 2019BY Su Lin
  • 2 Chinese Rulers Who Set Examples for Future Generations
    2 Chinese Rulers Who Set Examples for Future Generations
    King Wen of Zhou (around 1152–1056 B.C.), personal name Ji Chang, was born in present-day Qishan, Shaanxi Province. ...
    June 28, 2019BY Su Lin
  • An Ancient Chinese Story: The Leper Who Met a Famous Tang General and Was Cured
    An Ancient Chinese Story: The Leper Who Met a Famous Tang General and Was Cured
    Li Jing was a famous Tang Dynasty strategist who was also well-versed in literature. After he retired, many ...
    May 28, 2019BY Su Lin
  • ‘Lanting Xu’: The Greatest Semi-Cursive Calligraphy in China
    ‘Lanting Xu’: The Greatest Semi-Cursive Calligraphy in China
    The greatest work of Chinese calligraphy written in the semi-cursive style is the “Preface to the Poems Composed ...
    May 23, 2019BY Su Lin
  • Four Great Mothers in Chinese History
    Four Great Mothers in Chinese History
    Our mothers have great influence on us. As our first teachers, they influence us in every way, shaping ...
    May 8, 2019BY Su Lin
  • The Story of Laozi’s Servant
    The Story of Laozi’s Servant
    The very first story in the 500 volumes of the "Extensive Records of the Taiping Era" is about ...
    April 23, 2019BY Su Lin
  • The Ancient Chinese Story: Weighing Up Integrity
    The Ancient Chinese Story: Weighing Up Integrity
    It is said that every mark of the scale on a traditional Chinese 16-liang weighing balance represents a ...
    April 20, 2019BY Sally Appert
  • Heaven Made Up For What Was Lost
    Heaven Made Up For What Was Lost
    Many treasures lay buried underground in Luoyang City during the Song Dynasty (960–1279). They had been buried by ...
    February 21, 2019BY Su Lin
  • Chinese Shan Shui Painting of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
    Chinese Shan Shui Painting of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
    Stately mountains surrounded by flowing water—this is the essence of Chinese landscape painting, or “shan shui” (“mountain water”). ...
    February 10, 2019BY Mike Cai
  • The Leaf-Picking Girl Who Remembered Her Past Lives
    The Leaf-Picking Girl Who Remembered Her Past Lives
    Quite a number of people can remember their previous lives. Sometimes, it is for the sake of letting ...
    February 4, 2019BY Su Lin
  • Bao Xuan’s Magical Encounter
    Bao Xuan’s Magical Encounter
    Bao Xuan came from an impoverished family during the Western Han Dynasty, 2,000 years ago. His mentor appreciated ...
    January 7, 2019BY Joyce Lo
  • Conveying Inner Spirit: Figural Representations in Chinese Art
    Conveying Inner Spirit: Figural Representations in Chinese Art
    “Rendering humans is the most difficult. Next are landscapes, and after that are dogs and horses. Terraces and ...
    January 2, 2019BY Irene Luo
  • The Only Man Who Did Not Drown
    The Only Man Who Did Not Drown
    In the seventh year of the Chunxi Era of Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty (1180), there ...
    December 21, 2018BY Su Lin
  • The Old Monk Who Got Drenched
    The Old Monk Who Got Drenched
    Night was about to fall, and an old monk was on his way home to the temple. All ...
    December 13, 2018BY Su Lin
  • A Thousand-Year-Old Guidebook for Rearing Daughters
    A Thousand-Year-Old Guidebook for Rearing Daughters
    The “Classic of Filial Piety” is a well-known Confucian classic about filial piety or respect for parents and ...
    December 5, 2018BY Su Lin
  • Humans Get Devoured by Tigers Because Something is Missing in Them
    Humans Get Devoured by Tigers Because Something is Missing in Them
    It may seem normal for a tiger to eat humans. However, whether a tiger eats a man is ...
    November 21, 2018BY Su Lin
  • The Legend of the Yellow Crane Tower
    The Legend of the Yellow Crane Tower
    The Yellow Crane Tower is one of the Four Great Towers in China. It stands along the Yangtze ...
    November 14, 2018BY Epoch Times Staff
  • A Woman’s Filial Piety Moved Heaven
    A Woman’s Filial Piety Moved Heaven
    There was a woman in Duchang County in Jiangxi Province by the surname of Wu. She had lost ...
    November 13, 2018BY Su Lin
  • Wan Hui Was Not Foolish After all
    Wan Hui Was Not Foolish After all
    Wan Hui was born in a Zhang family in Wenxiang (now Lingbao County, west of Henan Province) during ...
    November 6, 2018BY Su Lin
  • Ancient Chinese Stories: A Jigong Story, Good or Evil From One Thought
    Ancient Chinese Stories: A Jigong Story, Good or Evil From One Thought
    Jigong was an eminent monk of the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) who was also known as Daoji. There ...
    November 5, 2018BY Epoch Newsroom
  • How a Young Monk Became Enlightened
    How a Young Monk Became Enlightened
    On a mountain was a temple that housed a group of monks. Among them were an old monk ...
    October 30, 2018BY Su Lin
  • Money as a Herb
    Money as a Herb
    What if money were a herb? Zhang Yue, the author of “Money as a Herb”, was first appointed ...
    October 18, 2018BY Su Lin
  • King Zhuang Became Powerful Thanks to a Lady of Noble Character
    King Zhuang Became Powerful Thanks to a Lady of Noble Character
    Lady Fan was a consort of King Zhuang of Chu. This virtuous lady displayed her wits and wisdom ...
    October 3, 2018BY Su Lin
  • Rewarded With a Treasure for Saving a Dragon
    Rewarded With a Treasure for Saving a Dragon
    Towards the end of the eighth century, during the reign of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, there ...
    October 3, 2018BY Su Lin
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