As is prevalent in Western religions and worldviews, Chinese culture also believes in the existence of a soul in a living being.
Emperor Cheng Tang is famous for his magnanimity and broadmindedness, as the story of his prayer to an oracle shows.
The “pipa” is often referred to as the Chinese lute, and may remind you a little bit of a Western guitar.
Chinese German poet Xu Pei talks to The Epoch Times about her poetry, and views on the regime in China
In ancient China, strong emphasis was laid on keeping promises, as illustrated in a short tale.
Mencius and other ancient Chinese philosophers considered that mistakes were an opportunity for improvement.
The famous Chinese poem Song of Righteousness was by Wen Tianxiang (1236-1283), a prime minister during the Song Dynasty.
In ancient China, pursuit of comfort was considered a taboo, and looked down upon by the people.
Beautiful and elaborate, intricate while following simple rules, knots are part of China's 5,000 year history, and prehistoric records attest to their use in recording all manner of important events.
A unique culinary event will take place in the heart of Manhattan: a real Chinese cooking competition