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The Chinese idiom "huánghuācài dōu liáng le," literally "even the daylily dish has gone cold," is a northern colloquial expression for someone who has arrived so late that the moment has passed and nothing can be retrieved. The phrase rolls off the tongue without a second thought. Yet the plant
Seasonal Eating for December, and Relishing Your Roots (Recipes)
As we approach the dearth of winter, nature slows down to rest and so should we. According to traditional...
Chinese Communist Party Launches ‘Patriotic Education’ Law for Youth
On Oct. 24, China’s national legislature approved a law on “patriotic education” to reinforce its grip...
A Trip to Baochan Mountain: The Ambition of Chancellor Wang Anshi
In today’s Anhui Province of eastern China, there is a scenic locale known as Mount Baochan (褒禪山), which...
Tune in to Your Body’s Optimum Frequency (Part I): The Ancient and Sacred Origins of Sound Therapy
Sound therapy is an increasingly popular energy practice that dates back to prehistoric times. Historically...
Otisville’s Fall Fun Festival Merges Tradition, Celebration, and Cultural Appreciation
OTISVILLE, New York — On Oct. 7, the Mount Hope Chinese Association (MHCA) organized a grand cultural...
The Four Beauties of Ancient China, and How They Shaped History
In Chinese history, four beauties stand out not only for their exquisite appearance, but also for the...
NTD’s Global Chinese Beauty Pageant Celebrates Tradition, Goodness, and Beauty
PURCHASE, New York — On Sept. 30, New Tang Dynasty (NTD) Television's inaugural Global Chinese Beauty...
NY: Moon Festival Draws Tens of Thousands to Traditional Autumn Event
The 8th annual Moon Festival took place on Sept. 16 and 17 at New Century Films in the town of Deerpark...
Cormorant Fishing: A Millenary Tradition of Human-Wildlife Collaboration
On the ancient waters of the Lijiang River, surrounded by the enchanting peaks of the Guilin Mountains...