Blogs
- Shares A Small Poem
- There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar, I love not man the less, but nature more. 无径之林，常有情趣。 无人之岸，几多惊喜。 岸畔崖间，鼓涛为乐。 ...
- Shares Dear, can you remember what did you do 6 months ago?
- Just realize I have a space here, check the last blog I updated, it was almost 6 months before. So how time flies! 6 months ago, I remembered myself preparing for the graduating essay, it was so hard and complicated, that I spend most of my days in the Internet sear ...
- Shares All Because You Are Not Strong Enough
- When you find some sentences inspiring or comforting, actually all because you are not strong enough to believe in yourself, you need the outer world’s positive attitude, but in the inner world, that is to say, in your heart, there is once a moment you deny yourself. You always f ...
- Shares Fake monks busted by Buddhist students
- Two fake monks caught boozing and womanizing in Beijing now have extra time to meditate in police custody . The duo had appeared in video clips online wearing Buddhist robes, drinking liquor on the subway, depositing piles of cash at an ATM and checking into a luxury hotel with two w ...
- Shares Stop Wasting Time Being a Perfectionist & Make More Bad Stuff
- This article really works for me. 完美主义并不一定能成事。成功不在于你准备的多好，而是你尝试过多少，失败过多少，从中获得了多少。 When you are first learning or perfecting a skill, whether it be baking, archery, or public speaking, it is easy to get stuck in the cycle of analysis ...
- Shares China's Qingming Festival:Tomb-Sweeping And Bodysnatching
- IN RURAL China, the afterlife is a serious matter. After more than 60 years of Communist Party rule, the festival of Qingming or “tomb-sweeping day”, celebrated on the fifteenth day after spring equinox (April 4th this year), is enjoying a revival. Though supp ...
- Shares From Brawn To Brain
- This article is from The Economist. THE end of cheap China is at hand. Blue-collar labor costs in Guangdong and other coastal hubs have been rising at double-digit rates for a decade. Workers in the hinterland , too, are demanding—and receiving—huge pay increases. China is no long ...
- Shares Olympic Games
- Every four years, the best athletes from countries around the world come together in the spirit of peace and friendship to compete in the Olympic Games. With the lighting of the Olympic flame the games begin and the Olympic spirit kept alive. That flame has been brought many thousand ...
- Shares Goal Setting
- When we have the what for, every how becomes possible. —— Nietzsche The sentence above told us the meaning of setting a goal for ourselves. It just recalled the days back when I was in elementary school. My Chinese teacher was a short mi ...
- Shares Another Tibetan Monk Sets Himself on Fire
- Tibetans in exile report that another monk set himself on fire in eastern Tibet to protest China's policies in the Tibetan-populated areas. Lobsang Tsultrim, a monk of restive Kirti monastery, set himself on fire Friday afternoon in Ngaba in Sichuan province. Chinese security forces reportedl ...
