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Spirit of ancient Dunhuang offers model for confident exchange between civilizations
AS a student of Western law and journalism, I’ve long admired ancient Greece, especially for its sublime architecture and sober thinkers. But until last week, it never occurred to me that ancient Greek ...
November 3, 2016, Thursday
Bamboo flute player who has a heart of gold
ON the wall of a riverside pavilion in Bacheng, an ancient town in Suzhou, is a sheet of hand-written text bearing the title “Good Man Dongbao.” I noticed the poster as I walked past with a few friends ...
September 20, 2016, Tuesday
‘Memory of home’: Traditions of hospitality and trust still thrive in today’s rural villages
“IS there anyone here?” We shouted as we sashayed through the open front door of a villager’s two-story house. No one answered. We exited from the back door, which was also open, and still found no one ...
June 15, 2016, Wednesday
TV documentary series sheds new light on story of Tibet’s great Buddhist master
TO many people, Tibet stands out as a land of natural wonder, with azure skies and crystal-clear rivers. Many people, frustrated by mundane pursuits, also take refuge in Tibetan Buddhism, which advocates ...
April 21, 2016, Thursday
Professor’s article marks great leap for cows, but can we make strides against human cruelty?
What does it mean when we use the same pronoun to describe both a cow and people?...
February 18, 2016, Thursday
Centuries-old music can still elevate the soul and inspire Confucian virtues
Children who go to concerts with their parents in China often make noise, distracting the performers and other audience members. I remember a boy who grumbled loudly to his mother at a concert in Shanghai ...
January 21, 2016, Thursday
China’s plans to support global development not a ‘historic contest’ of us-versus-them
There is an expression that “a strange rock can produce jade....
January 14, 2016, Thursday
Insulting words do more damage than a fight
METRO can be a good place for reading, unless little incidences grab your attention, as it happened to me on Wednesday. Engrossed in a book on a train heading to work, I heard two ladies on my left exchanging ...
November 20, 2015, Friday
Chaotic display runs counter to spirit of poetry
A huge electronic screen greeted me with an eclectic collection of poems on Monday as I found my way out of the Xujingdong Metro Station in Qingpu district....
November 5, 2015, Thursday
Without empathy and appreciation for art, our middle-class culture is poor in spirit
When we talk about the middle class, much of the discourse centers on income and spending....
July 31, 2015, Friday
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