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This year, the Chinese lunar new year fell on Jan. 22 — marking day 1 of the 1st lunar month (正月初一) in the Year of the Rabbit, according to the traditional calendar. Fifteen days later marks the Lantern Festival, which formally ends the holiday season in China and a number

Shen Yun Arts Proficiency Assessment Center: Connecting Artists and Students in the World of Classical
Nestled in New York’s scenic Hudson Valley, Shen Yun Arts Proficiency Assessment Center (APAC) is a world-renowned...

Theatergoers at Boston’s Boch Center Praise Shen Yun’s 2023 Performance
Audience members queued up outside the Boch Center of Boston’s historic Wang Theater on New Year’s Eve...

77th-Generation Descendant of Confucius Dies in Beijing
One of the modern descendants of China's greatest teacher, Confucius, has died amidst the massive resurgence...

Dongzhi: The Chinese Winter Solstice
By Natalie Nesbitt, Vision Times UK Staff Thursday, Dec. 22, is the Chinese winter solstice known...

What Is Karma and How Does It Affect Your Life?
Whether you’ve heard it in movies or while consoling a friend, phrases like, “That's karma for you,”...

Handwriting – A Dying Skill Well Worth Reviving
Since recorded history began, good handwriting has been a valued and highly-esteemed skill. Often considered...

Why Standardized Tests Are Not as Valuable as They Once Were
Standardized testing, as we know it today, originated in ancient China. Used as a system to gather the...

Li Bai: The Star of China’s Golden Age of Poetry
If any verses of ancient Chinese poetry continue to uplift the spirit and impress the intellect of today...

Practical Feng Shui – Energize Your Space and Spirit Through Ancient Principles of Geomancy
Feng shui (風水), translated literally as “wind water,” is the ancient Chinese practice of aligning physical...