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The Earth God Helped the Police Catch a Thief

In modern society, many people may not believe in gods and Buddhas and consider them superstitious. However, instances of divine intervention are not unheard of. The following case from Taiwan illustrates that “the heavens are not blind to human affairs” and can even help the police. Stolen cables According to the Central News Agency, power ...

Emma Lu

Electrical cables.

Rescued Baby’s Incredible Miracle Story Amid a Tornado

In chaos and destruction, a tiny miracle baby emerged from the wreckage of a tornado, capturing the hearts of onlookers and reaffirming the indomitable spirit of hope. For once, you will hear an incredible story of a miracle baby who defied the odds, swept away by the storm only to be found safe and sound. ...

Viena Abdon

Lord, the miracle baby.

Divine Intervention: Despair Turns to Blessings

During the Qing Dynasty, a family with the last name of Wang were in despair after losing nine sons in a row. The family had always worshiped Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, the Goddess of Mercy, causing many people to wonder: Can it be that those who believe in deities will not be blessed? Fortunately, Avalokitesvara appeared in ...

Tatiana Denning

Statue of Avalokitesvara.

The Wisdom of Young Emperor Sun Liang: A Tale From the Three Kingdoms Era

Over 1700 years ago, during the Three Kingdoms era, a tale unfolded surrounding the 10-year-old emperor of the Wu Kingdom, Sun Liang. Sun Liang was the youngest son of Sun Quan, the founding emperor of Wu. From a very young age, Sun Liang showcased extraordinary intelligence. By the age of three or four, he began ...

Max Lu

A tree standing out in the water of a lake at sunset with a purple glow across the landscape.

Legend of General Yang Yanzhao and the Ma Bao Spring

Renowned for his valiant stand against the Liao Dynasty, Yang Yanzhao is a well-known general in the annals of the Northern Song Dynasty, as chronicled in The History of the Song. Stationed on the frontier for over two decades, Yang commanded respect and fear among the Liao people. They believed him to be the Sixth ...

Tatiana Denning

Artist's illustration of the Legend of General Yang Yanzhao with his white horse and the discovery of Ma Bao Spring.

Learning From History: How the Ancient Chinese Responded to Plagues and Disasters

The recent pandemic is, without a doubt, one of the greatest catastrophes we have experienced in our lifetimes. Yet, in the long annals of Chinese history, numerous accounts exist of plagues and other calamities of similar scale. These instances from antiquity provide us with invaluable insights into how emperors and common folk alike managed to ...

Mikel Davis

Ancient Chinese observing a globe mechanism.

Divine Intervention for a Humble Doctor

In ancient China, there was a doctor with the last name of Hao. Dr. Hao had superb medical skills and was humble. He was very popular and well-respected. One day, he saved the life of a patient from a family 30 miles away. As he walked home, the sun went down and the way was ...

Emma Lu

An ocean sunset along the coast.