Time flies like the wind, and we spend our days rushing about to make a living, tied down by responsibilities and countless trivial matters.
The rituals of celebrating traditional Chinese festivals in Malaysian Chinese communities are mostly originated from Southern China
Chanting by Prof. Chen Yun Feng
Amongst the myriads of festivals celebrated in China, the Mid-Autumn Festival stands out for its profound aesthetic significance. The Chinese have long cherished the autumn moon, a sentiment echoed in ancient texts. The Rites of Zhou states, “Mid-Autumn welcomes the cold qi (氣),”
In my youth, I read LI Ao's (李敖, 1935-2018) "History and Portraits (《歷史與人像》)," which contained an essay titled "An Textual Study on 'Two Kunlun' (〈「兩崑崙」考〉)" , and upon careful reflection, I found myself in considerable disagreement with it.
The Chinese people possess Anxiety Awareness (憂患意識) etched into their national genetic makeup. It has a long-standing history, widely expressed in poetry and prose, among which many outstanding verses...
Due to the increasing number of Chinese people scattered across various locations and living among local ethnic groups, the Nguyễn dynasty ordered the establishment of bang (guild) organizations in various regions to serve as self-governing bodies for the Chinese community, managing their migration and settlements with relatively close oversight.
The Huangdi Neijing 《黃帝內經》 (The Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic) categorizes (stagnation/depression) into two major categories...
Ancient Poetry of The Beginning of Autumn Chanting by Prof. Chen Yun Feng
Time flies, when I finished the last article on the Greater Heat, the middle of the year passed. This is the twelveth of the twenty four solar terms, which is just the middle among them.
The history of agricultural development of the Chinese nation is long-standing. Archaeological excavations have proven that as early as ten thousand years ago, during the early Neolithic period (c. 10,000 BC – c. 2,000 BC), the Chinese people had already begun engaging in farming activities.
The cognitive concepts of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements were fundamental ideas used in ancient times to explain the laws governing the movement of all things in the universe and their intrinsic relationships. Ancient medicine, agriculture, mathematics, astronomy, and even the classification of living organisms were all largely permeated by the cog
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