Confucius

Michael Fitzgerald is the principal of a private elementary school in New York focused on classics, immersion in nature, and nurturing strong moral character.

There are profound underlying reasons to this question that relate to Chinese literature and art.

Commentary The following is drawn from my e-book, “Talks on Chinese Civilization.” I explain some overlapping historical phenomena ...

To say a person believes in nothing but half-truths is another way of saying that person is wrong ...

"In the Name of Confucius" is the first documentary film exposing the growing global controversies surrounding the Chinese ...

Commentary When the author of "The Coming Collapse of China," Gordon Chang, predicted the imminent demise of the ...

Ancient tales of wisdom remind us of the traditions and moral values that have been treasured all over ...

Commentary The question of what should constitute the relationship between the individual and the state has been discussed ...

Major Chinese media outlets reported on Feb. 14 that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rolled out a new ...

Just days after New Year’s celebrations wound down around the world, China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) achieved a ...

When it came to Chinese cuisine—one rich, diverse, and steeped in 5,000 years of history—Canadian celebrity chef Christine ...

These days, many Washington policymakers, U.S. corporations, Wall Street investors, and some international financial institutions have put aside ...

Laozi and Confucius, the two most famous sages in Chinese history, appeared at the same time 2,500 years ...

The ancients believed in the principle "sow nothing, reap nothing." Confucius can be regarded as a perfect example. ...

These interpretations reflect years of alienation from traditional culture, which was severely damaged by communist persecution.

January is Mentoring Month. Consider that not only someone you can meet with in person can serve as ...

For Confucius, to follow what the ancients called the Mandate of Heaven was a way of life, the ...

Faith in heaven was demonstrated through the nobility’s observance of rites; for commoners, trust manifested itself as etiquette ...

In classical China, “ritual” or “etiquette” encompassed the entire spiritual pantheon, of which music was a part.

Larry Krantz, M.D., has seen patients recover from incurable diseases without any known medical explanation. For example, while ...

According to Confucius, upright governance rested upon upright conduct between men and women.

What makes a leader effective, and how to achieve the ultimate influence—legacy?

In today's society, it is even more crucial that the time spent with your kids be made to ...

Let one drop of kindness be repaid with a fountain of reward, said the ancient Chinese. Many of ...

In today’s China, the philosopher Confucius is back. To mark his 2,565th birthday this September, the nation’s president ...

There was an exceptional doctor named Bian Que (扁鵲) who lived 2,500 years ago, in about the same ...

“The benevolent has no enemy” is a well-known Chinese idiom that originated from Meng Zi.