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  • Wu De | Martial Virtues
    Wu De | Martial Virtues
    "Let me tell you, traditional martial arts demand dedication and effort from us.The infiltration of contemporary martial arts is terrifying. We hope the that are able to counter this infiltration ...
    August 4, 2023BY NTD Arts and Culture
  • Epoch Times ‘Inspiring the World Journalism Competition’ Winners
    Epoch Times ‘Inspiring the World Journalism Competition’ Winners
    In a world that increasingly focuses on the negative, The Epoch Times seeks to shine a light on ...
    December 13, 2017BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Escape From Vietnam
    Escape From Vietnam
    The scorching sun beat down on the streets of Saigon as Tim Nguyen and his nine siblings ran ...
    November 2, 2017BY Christy Heitger-Ewing
  • Drug-Addicted Vagrant to Assistant Attorney General
    Drug-Addicted Vagrant to Assistant Attorney General
    At 13, I left home and didn’t go back. I felt invisible and unwanted in my parents’ care. ...
    October 31, 2017BY Nicole Denise Lowe
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    Learning How to Be Happy After Near Death Experience
    On March 14th of 2011, I had a stroke. On that day, I was gleaning a cornfield for ...
    October 23, 2017BY Elizabeth Smith
  • The Brazilian Blind Boss
    The Brazilian Blind Boss
    Flávio’s life totally changed at 20 years old. A founding member of the Juventude Esporte Clube, a team ...
    October 23, 2017BY Rafael Luis Azevedo
  • Dancing Tango in a Wheelchair
    Dancing Tango in a Wheelchair
    Tango is the traditional Argentine dance, a synonym of sensuality. A dance characterized by fast feet movements, while upright ...
    October 20, 2017BY Catalina Oquendo
  • A Light in the Darkness
    A Light in the Darkness
    "It is very difficult to play 'fulbito' (indoor soccer) because we do not see. Sometimes we get hurt, ...
    October 20, 2017BY Guery Marañón
  • A Child’s View
    A Child’s View
    This Italian ocean liner was named after an admiral from Genoa. In 1953, it was hailed as the ...
    October 19, 2017BY Rosemary McKinley
  • A Miracle in the Life of Refugee Children
    A Miracle in the Life of Refugee Children
    What do you do when your basic human rights are taken away? What do you do when you ...
    October 19, 2017BY Madiha Ali
  • Andrea Fled the Congo Thinking She Would Never See Her Husband Again. for a Decade, She Was Right.
    Andrea Fled the Congo Thinking She Would Never See Her Husband Again. for a Decade, She Was Right.
    In 2007, Andrea arrived in the United States from the Democratic Republic of Congo with two young daughters and ...
    October 18, 2017BY Megan Wildhood
  • He Was Born Without Hands, He Followed His Dream and Today He Is the Most Popular Barber of a Humble Neighborhood Called 21-24 Town
    He Was Born Without Hands, He Followed His Dream and Today He Is the Most Popular Barber of a Humble Neighborhood Called 21-24 Town
    It's Friday and it is 3 o'clock in the afternoon. All the neighbours of 21-24 town that walk ...
    October 17, 2017BY Carola Suárez
  • On Guard at Naha Bay
    On Guard at Naha Bay
    The trap had been set. Though simple, the line strung across the path with its pebble-filled C-ration cans ...
    October 17, 2017BY Martha Newman
  • How My Ancestors Helped to Build a Town
    How My Ancestors Helped to Build a Town
    There was a time, going back 150 years or more, when for one small town in Jamaica, my ...
    October 17, 2017BY Eron Henry
  • In This Land, Nothing Is Fine Except for Hope
    In This Land, Nothing Is Fine Except for Hope
    "Good girl Sarah," cheered and praised Rima with her young nephews and nieces, who were gathering around the ...
    October 13, 2017BY Amal Alsalamt
  • From China Forced Labor Camp Survivor to USAF Warrior
    From China Forced Labor Camp Survivor to USAF Warrior
    When Haiyan Zhang was beaten with electric batons by jailers in a Beijing forced labor camp, he almost ...
    October 13, 2017BY Arthur Zhang
  • A Real Angel in the White House
    A Real Angel in the White House
    For many years, chef Bruno Serato had been serving fancy gourmet food at his iconic restaurant, The White ...
    October 13, 2017BY Roshan Radhakrishnan
  • Nawal Al-Soufi, a Hope Maker for the Syrian Refugees!
    Nawal Al-Soufi, a Hope Maker for the Syrian Refugees!
    In the womb of suffering Hope is born. Likewise, Nawal Al-Soufi was the means of rescue for groups ...
    October 12, 2017BY Shereen Nanish
  • A Little Dove
    A Little Dove
    Some time ago, when I was home alone, I heard a flutter in the yard. Curious, I went ...
    October 12, 2017BY Elizabeth Rosso
  • Teenager Goes to Extraordinary Lengths to Save Dying Dogs
    Teenager Goes to Extraordinary Lengths to Save Dying Dogs
    Among dog beds, bowls, toys, and crates, a young woman is surrounded by 10 dogs vying for her ...
    October 10, 2017BY Nicole Adams
  • Too Big a Dream
    Too Big a Dream
    It was sometime last year when Kate Ekanem from Nigeria decided she wanted to get back to school ...
    October 9, 2017BY Ubwiza Chiyungi
  • A Child Who Survives Miraculously
    A Child Who Survives Miraculously
    Saving a child in in a terrorist attack that left nearly 100 dead and injured resembles a miracle. ...
    October 9, 2017BY Juma Ali Hasaniyar
  • From the Creeks to the Palace
    From the Creeks to the Palace
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    September 22, 2017BY Chinemerem Ikeogu
  • Cameroon Cleanup Lets Flood-Hit Residents Sleep With ‘Both Eyes Closed’
    Cameroon Cleanup Lets Flood-Hit Residents Sleep With ‘Both Eyes Closed’
    Yaounde, Sept. 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation)—When frequent flooding became too much for the residents of Nkolbikok, a neighborhood ...
    September 22, 2017BY Amindeh Blaise Atabong
  • The Story of a Beggar
    The Story of a Beggar
    "Juju, see how much money I have, all by the passers-by. What's wrong with you? You're worn out," ...
    September 22, 2017BY Kushane Chobanyan
  • Visually Impaired Sport Commentator Defies the Odds
    Visually Impaired Sport Commentator Defies the Odds
    It seemed the world had collapsed around Obert Sithole, a former soccer player and one-time artisan with Shabanie ...
    September 22, 2017BY Lovemore Zigara
  • The Gift of a Jersey
    The Gift of a Jersey
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