Schindler of the East: John Rabe – Part 1
John Rabe, a German businessman, is known to the world for setting up a safe zone during the Second Sino-Japanese War in China (1937-1945) and saving 250,000 Chinese people. But …
Editor’s Pick
Julie Squires Family: From Communism to Canada
Not everyone was born with a silver spoon on their plate. Some had to make drastic moves for their families and futures. Here’s the story …
Lifestyle
How to Unlock The Mysterious Ancient Chinese Principle of Yin and Yang for Mind and Body
The yin and yang concept is the most known concept of Taoism. You’ve probably heard …
The Royal Chapel of Versailles: The Victory Monument of Louis XIV
The Royal Chapel of Versailles symbolized honor and power for the successful ruler, Louis XIV. The …
Lauren Tischendorf: First Woman to Swim Shark-Infested Waters Around Lord Howe Island
The past decade has seen long-distance women swimmers achieve extraordinary feats. For example, Lauren Tischendorf …
Sichuan Peppers Are a Preventative Medicine
Sichuan peppers (huajiao), also known as Chinese prickly ash or Chinese peppers, are an essential …
Physically Active Lessons in School Can Enhance Pupils’ Learning and Motor Skills
Sports scientists at Nottingham Trent University examined how bouts of physically active math lessons for …
Lockdowns Led to Less Life Satisfaction
Stricter lockdowns in response to COVID-19 led to a higher loss in life satisfaction and …
Science & Technology
How the River Thames was Brought Back to Life
London’s River Thames once became a dead river due to the industrial revolution of England. The River Thames …
Food & Recipes
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Peace and Conflict, Editor’s Pick
Schindler of the East: John Rabe – Part 1
A Mysterious Old Man Who Changed the Weather With Music
Deaf-Owned Restaurants and How They Speak the Language of Good Food
Chinese Culture, Editor’s Pick
