Stories from ancient China, and whatever else comes to mind.
As another example of our common human culture, here's a compendium of Chinese and Tibetan folk
Culminating our series on Chinese national heroes, we tell the history-changing story of Zheng Cheng
In our continuing series on Chinese historical figures regarded as national heroes, we look at the l
Over the centuries, Chinese civilization has produced a number of figures who have entered the panth
"The Children of the Red and the Yellow" is a phrase one stumbles upon from time to time w
Jin Yong, sometimes known by his English name Louis Cha, was the most popular and influential "
"Tang ping" or "lying flat" is a new social phenomenon from China that has now s
The stories of the various flags that have represented modern China, from the Yellow Dragon of the Q
October 10, "Double Ten," is the Nationa
We further discuss the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. How Christian was it really? Or did it rather belon
In part one of two discussing Christianity in China, we look at the elephant in the room when it com
Regarding the history, myths, and traditions associated with the Mid-Autumn or Lunar Festival. Of co
Recently, one Taiwanese politician compared another to Emperor Huidi of the Jin Dynasty, as a term o
If you caught the latest Marvel release over the weekend, you might have wondered about the Chinese
In the previous episode we discussed the many wars that Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty fought again
The third-longest reigning emperor in Chinese history, Wudi (meaning "the Martial Emperor"
What does the First Opium War in China have to do with the First Anglo-Afghan War and the disastrous
When you've been to a place personally, then that place is no longer theoretical, no longer jus
Troubling news on the climate front keeps on coming, which makes me think of the Anshi Rebellion. Be
Thanks to Hollywood, many of us around the world grew up with the tale of Mulan, and recently a new
