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6250. The Strategy to Grow Up
by wt2012
Conceal one's ability and bide one's time is a well-known saying in China as well as the world. It hints a strong wisdom of Dao, but meanwhile, due to Dao's hard-to-define nature, it has caused different... published 6 months ago
6451. Agree to Disagree
by wt2012
This is a quote from Confucious Analects:"The virtuous get on in harmony without agreeing to each other; the base agree with others without harmony." Basically it says decent people can agree to disagree and... published 6 months ago
6049. Forge A Cool Head and Strong Heart
by wt2012
Now we are moving into the last section of this Chinese cultural Hexagon discussion- Dao and Zen top principles and it should take us about another week to go through some great rules of thumb the Chinese... published 6 months ago
6663. The Meaning of Revival
by wt2012
In recent years we often hear a phrase from China's media and leadership, which is to realize the great revival of the Chinese civilization. By the word "revival" here, then it means at least to echo some... published 5 months ago
5175. Nature's Impression
by wt2012
Hi, folks, I'd like to use today and tomorrow to talk about a few nature oriented phenomena that deeply impact the Chinese mindset. When we say nature oriented, that means they are neither historical events... published 5 months ago
5373. Outstanding Citizens in Transitional Era
by wt2012
As we know, China's modern history began in 1840 (also see the Hub of Difficult Modern Entry), but that was more a bookmark in history and a traditonal society with 3000 years in length would by no way reach... published 5 months ago
5267. It Takes More Than the Tool
by wt2012
Japan is a country that has set it up like a mirror to the Chinese on the road of modernization. In the Chinese mindset, there's always a sort of connection like: if Japan can do it, why can't China? Even,... published 5 months ago
5974. Symbols of Transitional Era
by wt2012
In the 1980s and 1990s when China just re-opened its door to the outside world, many students, either funded by the country or funding themselves, went abroad to study and see the world. Those who came to the... published 5 months ago
5479. Big Eye-Opener
by wt2012
The 18th century was great for a brand new country on earth called the United States of America. In 1776, it won its Independence by defeating the British colonists after severe and heroic fighting, meanwhile... published 5 months ago
5277. Beyond the Wall
by wt2012
The Chinese have a saying: You won't be a real man if haven't been to the Great Wall. What does it mean? Maybe at first one even cannot imagine to have a long wall and fortresses built over the mountains. Let... published 5 months ago
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