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Poem: Home Again
2003-08-03Hoped for simple comfort and peace of mindDreamed so many things that were liesBut only had to look inside to truly realise.Nothing comes from wanting to gainHappiness knows no sweetness without painAfter walking many roads aloneFinally found the simplest way is to go back home. -
Photography: To Greet the Dawn With a Smile
2003-08-02 -
Emperor Tai Zong of the Tang Dynasty, a Monarch of Great Virtue (Part III)
2003-08-02Tang Taizong, the second Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, is widely considered to be the greatest emperor in Chinese history. The period of his reign (624-649) is called the "Zhen Guan Years, which was one of the most prosperous periods of time in Chinese history. He is known as an emperor with great virtues. Here are some personal stories about Taizong that illustrate his character. -
Drawing: Goddess Wen Hua
2003-08-01 -
A Story about Li Qiao
2003-08-01In ancient times, Chinese people believed that human society and the universe corresponded to one another. Changes in the human world were the result of changes in celestial phenomena, which could bring either good fortune or disasters to human society. Ones future was predestined and governed by cosmic laws, be it birth, ageing, sickness, or death. As to whether one can escape these cosmic laws or not, readers can draw their own conclusions from reading this ancient story. -
Painting: Large Lotus Flower
2003-07-31 -
Poem: Alive
2003-07-31Truthfulness, Compassion, Forbearance shall be my everlasting companions,I smile as my journey goes on; I am now alive for the first time in this life. -
Painting: Green Mountains
2003-07-30 -
Stories from Ancient China: Xiaoshu and the Taoist Immortal
2003-07-30In ancient times, Chinese people believed that man and nature were closely connected and abnormal celestial phenomena corresponded to changes in the human world, manifesting as good luck or disasters for human beings. Ones destiny may be predestined and an invisible hand might be guiding birth, ageing, sickness and death. -
Photo Report: Swedish Group Yellow Express Perform in Washington D.C., to call for an End to the Persecution of Practitioners in China
2003-07-29 -
Paintings: A Pair of Righteous Gods Surrounded by Law Wheels
2003-07-29 -
Poem: New World
2003-07-29I am the New World now.Containing Truthfulness Compassion and ForbearanceFull of kindness,Rooted in the Great Law,I am the New World now. -
Painting: Fan Lady
2003-07-28 -
Complex Composition in Frescoes by Prehistoric Human Beings
2003-07-28Through a careful examination by experts, an image of a knight is found among the many animals. His sleeves are rolled up. He wears a vest, a broad belt, and a pair of boots. A dagger is inserted in the scabbard that is located at his left boot. The left hand of the knight is in the left pocket of his trousers. His long hair appears to be flying in the wind, which exactly looks like the image of an animal. How can primitive people at the late stage of the Paleolithic Age draw such a complex picture? Also how could they have know how to wear boots? -
Sculpture: A Fairy and a Lotus Flower
2003-07-27