Water as Tao: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
New analyses of water’s symbolic role in ancient Chinese philosophy offer insights for addressing 2026’s environmental and technological challenges.
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New analyses of water’s symbolic role in ancient Chinese philosophy offer insights for addressing 2026’s environmental and technological challenges.
Explore Chongqing’s Dazu Rock Carvings, where 100,000+ 9th-13th century statues blend Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian traditions, revealing China’s philosophical evolution.
Turkish sinologist Giray Fidan explores China’s social governance starting in Sanming City, birthplace of Zhu Xi, whose people-oriented philosophy continues to influence modern China.
Join Turkish sinologist Giray Fidan on a journey through Sanming City, exploring Zhu Xi’s enduring wisdom and its influence on modern China.
A new series, ‘Classics of Chinese Thought’, premieres January 3, exploring China’s rich philosophical heritage and its impact on modern society.
President Xi Jinping urges adapting Marxism to China’s modern context, emphasizing theoretical innovation and integration with Chinese culture to guide the nation’s development.
Qufu City in China’s Shandong Province hosts the 2024 China International Confucius Cultural Festival from September 27 to October 7, marking the 2,575th anniversary of Confucius’ birth.
Explore the timeless wisdom of Confucius on his 2,575th birth anniversary through profound quotes from The Analects, inspiring across generations.
The CGTN series ‘East Encounters West’ features Martin Woesler discussing his deep connection with ‘Dream of the Red Chamber’ and highlights friendship as a solution to today’s global challenges.
Explore the significance of ‘Xin’ or trust in Confucianism with insights from Ragnar Baldursson, Iceland’s former minister counselor to China, highlighting its impact on modern society.
At 14, U.S. scholar Misha Tadd discovered the ‘Tao Te Ching’ in a small-town library, sparking a passion that led him to become a professor of philosophy in China.
International experts gather at Mount Wuyi to explore how China bridges ancient wisdom with modern living, delving into the differences between Chinese and Western philosophical outlooks.
Mount Wuyi, renowned for its tea and landscapes, stands as a significant cultural hub, once serving as a center for Neo-Confucianism under philosopher Zhu Xi.
American designer Lori Jacobs shares how her deep connection with Chinese culture enriches her life and work, embracing practices like Tai Chi and studying Chinese philosophy.