The Power of Emotional Healing in Traditional Chinese Medicine
"The heart's ailment requires the heart's remedy," remarked Zhang Jingyue, a renowned physician from the Ming Dynasty. He believed that diseases resulting from ...
The Enigmatic Life of Yuan Shushan: Master of Physiognomy (Part 1)
Yuan Shushan was more than just an average man born in 1881. With a wealthy family background and a lineage of medical diviners, Yuan's life journey was fascina...
2 Stories of Self-Defense Using Courage and Wisdom in Ancient China
The following two stories reveal how courage and wisdom can be used to defend oneself.
1. How Zheng outwitted an immoral king
During the Tang Dynasty of A...
Essential Uses that Round Bronze Mirrors Played in Ancient China
Bronze mirrors were used as one of the daily essentials for the ancient Chinese people. They were used to check one's appearance and for young ladies to apply m...
People Who Don’t Get Seriously Ill Have 5 Things in Common
Everyone wants to have a healthy body. Those who don't get seriously ill often have five things in common, and we have also found that the first rule is the har...
The Secret to Longevity: Less Anger for Better Health
Everyone is concerned about staying healthy, but why is it said that the best way to cherish life is not just to focus on physical health? Traditional Chinese m...
Cherish These 3 Things in Life
Life is short, and we spend our lifetime without much regret. Here are some tips for you to consider.
3 things to cherish in life
1. The best investment i...
Parrots in Crime: The Unusual Role of Birds in Law Enforcement
In an age where law enforcement agencies utilize advanced technology, there lies an unlikely aid to criminal investigations: the parrot. These colorful and inte...
Recognizing Your Wealth in Life
A classic proverb goes: "You do not know how to count your blessings when you're in the middle of a blessed life." This saying reminds people that they should b...
Why Is Japan the Only Country in the World Without Beggars?
It was a drizzly night in Tokyo, Japan. It was the rainy season.
On my way home, an old man rode a bicycle with a large bag of empty cans on the back seat. I...
