Wisdom

Confucius Disciple Min Sun Exemplifies Filial Piety

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Min Sun, also known as Min Ziqian, was one of Confucius’ favorite disciples, and one of the most prominent, known for his filial piety. (Image: via Wikimedia Commons)

A Man Loses His Horse: Bad Luck or Good Luck?

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Saiweng lost a horse, but that may not have been bad luck. (Image: By Guillaume Jacquet - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link)

Saiweng lost a horse, but that may not have been bad luck. (Image: Guillaume Jacquet via Wikimedia Commons)

Taiwan’s ‘King of the Trees’

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Taiwan's 'King of the Trees' hopes to plant 500,000 indigenous trees in the Daxueshan area of central Taiwan in his lifetime. (Image: Lai Yuan via Facebook)

How a Country Woman Made a Minister Look Inside Himself

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Ancient Chinese carriages.

After a collision with another vehicle, how does one properly and effectively resolve the matter? (Image: John Hill via Wikimedia Commons)

Why Did Xiao He Abandon His Post?

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Han Xin was the general and chief strategist for Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty. (Image: via Wikimedia)

Su Dongpo Wisely Handled a Difficult Case

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Su Dongpo was a noted scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty who used his wisdom to solve problems for the ordinary people. (Image: via The Epoch Times)

A New Study Shows Genes Are the Key to Academic Success

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Genetics explains more than 60 percent of individual differences in school achievement. (Image: picjumbo_com via Pixabay)

How the Imperial Examiner Faced a Candidate

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The Imperial exam.

Xu Tsunzhai, a grand scholar in the Ming Dynasty, became a government official when he was only 20 years old. (Image: via Wikimedia Commons)

Why Is ‘The Art of War’ Popular With Japanese and Korean Businesses?

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Bamboo copy of the 'The Art of War.'

In the Qing Dynasty, during the Qianlong reign there was an examination testing site in Jiangnan Township where a candidate named Yu from Jiangyin was sitting in the first session. (Image: vlasta2 via Flikr)

How to Judge a Person’s Moral Character

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A lotus flower.

It's been repeatedly demonstrated in Chinese history that following the course of nature is the way to humanity. (Image: via Pixabay)
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