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Chosen for War
“Let the Jews, who claim to be the chosen race, prove their title by choosing the way of non-violence for vindicating their position on earth.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi, Nov. 26, 1938… more →
Aryan Yoga
The Chicken Shop
wrote 1 week ago: On a lighter satirical note, living in East London, it’s very much Eastern London. The Asian communi … more →
Top 10: Museums Of The World
wrote 2 weeks ago: Between NYC’s the Met, Paris’ Louvre, and even the Guggenheim, delve into the art world … more →
Digital Designer Says Shen Yun ‘Really Inspirational’
wrote 2 weeks ago: From http://www.theepochtimes.com Thes Hansen attends Shen Yun Performing Arts at Lincoln Center in … more →
A Piece of Dunhuang Comes to New York
wrote 2 weeks ago: By Christine Lin, http://www.theepochtimes.com To see [the caves] as a whole is very moving… I … more →
TOUCH THE EARTH
wrote 2 weeks ago: Where did you come from? What are you made of? What do you depend on every day for air, water, foo … more →
Little Excerpts: Lessons from the Tearoom
wrote 3 weeks ago: Interesting book discussed in this article, The Book of Tea, a Japanese book, from one hundred years … more →
The Way To Live by Ralph Miller
wrote 3 weeks ago: Written by Ralph Miller, from http://www.heartoftheinitiate.com The morality of the Inca cultures w … more →
“Treating Others with Leniency and Latitude” - Stories Regarding Tolerance (Part 2 of 2)
wrote 3 weeks ago: By Zhin Yen (Minghui.org) Guo Ziyi Acted Generously and with Integrity In the Tang Dynasty, Guo Ziyi … more →
Movable Type in Hong Kong
wrote 3 weeks ago: Movable type is the system of printing and typography that uses movable components to reproduce the … more →
Villain Hitting in Hong Kong
wrote 3 weeks ago: Villain hitting, Da Siu Yan (打小人) or demon exorcising is a folk sorcery popular in the Guangdong are … more →
Hong Kong Salted Fish
wrote 3 weeks ago: Have you ever taste salted fish in Hong Kong? Once I ordered the clay pot rice with salted fish. Onl … more →
Tai O Shrimp Paste and Sauce
wrote 3 weeks ago: Tai O is such a wonderful place to feel the traditional culture and beautiful scenery of Hong Kong. … more →
Tai O Dragon Boat Festival
wrote 3 weeks ago: Last Sunday I visited Tai O. With few people, no skyscrapers, water around and lots of fishing boats … more →
Almost Gone but Not Forgotten: A Reflection Upon Fishing Stages as a Symbol of the Past
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wrote 1 month ago: Imagine that I am about to direct you on a road trip. I instruct you to travel west from St. John’s … more →
Women and Traditional Culture
wrote 1 month ago: I have a confession—I love old stuff! I know it’s not an exciting confession but it does present a d … more →
Tomb Sweeping Festival - a visit to Babaoshan cemetary
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wrote 1 month ago: I took these photos a couple of years ago when I visited the huge Babaoshan Cemetary (八宝山革命公墓) in th … more →
DANGER: Mixed Marriage
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wrote 1 month ago: In the heady first days of a romance the future looks rosy. For most couples that is. For some cro … more →
Traditional Japan
wrote 1 month ago: Many of us learn about the real Japan through our love of anime, but what about learning about Japan … more →
The Gender Gap - Some Thoughts about the Cause
wrote 1 month ago: One of the questions that remained unanswered for me after our discussion is why, from a personal st … more →
