Traditional Chinese Bridges
A royal wedding procession passes through an arched bridge in Bianliang, the capital city of the North Song Dynasty in…
Traditional Chinese Swords
After being buried underground for over two millenniums, when the Sword of Goujian was unearthed in the 1960s, it was…
Why the Nanjing Massacre Mastermind Never Prosecuted?
300,000 Chinese massacred in Nanjing and millions more who lost their lives in other parts of China at the hand…
The Memory of June 4, 1989, by a Student on Tiananmen Square
There are many versions on how the first death occurred, but all acknowledged that the mobs pounced on a soldier,…
A Scholar’s Recount Of The Tiananmen Incident 1989
The following is an eye-twinness account penned in 2009 by 彩云舒, a Beijing scholar. English translation by Fish, photos and…
A Child-Witness Account of Tiananmen Incident 1989
I didn't see any dead bodies but noticed a large number of abandoned bicycles, and badly burned buses turned sideways,…
An Eye-Witness Account Of The Tiananmen Incident 1989
The following is a Chinese language post penned by 老气横秋 who participated and witnessed the Tiananmen Incident 1989 and its…
Demon White Bones – Journey to the West
Encountering a white bone demon is one of the 81 trials Buddhist monk Xuanzang, of Tang Dynasty, and his disciples…
Five Epidemic Demons
In Chinese mythology, epidemics are caused by Five Epidemic Demons with five pairs of evil eyes, all having a human…
COVID19 Pandemic (4) – The War
A War to Prevent the Resurrection of Chinese Civilisation Did America Just Confess to a COVID 19 Bio War We…
COVID19 Pandemic (3) – The World
The World Pandemic Outbreak in Italy Dr Remuzzi, co-author of a paper in The Lancet, says he is now hearing…
COVID19 Pandemic (2) – China
In rural areas of Hubei and Henan provinces, villagers blocked the roads between villages in an attempt to stop the…
COVID19 Pandemic (1) – Wuhan
Wuhan Before Struck by Coronavirus A night scene of Wuhan before coronavirus breakout. East Lake in the city of Wuhan.…
Trams In Shanghai
A tram in Shanghai during the 1920s. Early Days Of Shanghai Tram Once upon a time, there was a popular…
A Tale of Nezha
About 3,000 years ago during the Shang Dynasty (商朝), there was a military commander named Li Jin (李靖). Li Jing…
Bronze Men of Acupuncture
Acupuncture was first invented by Chinese thousands of years ago, and whoever studies acupuncture must have learned the legend about…
A True Vajra Hell On Earth – Tibetan Prison Langzisha
They ascended to the first floor and pushed open the front gate, they felt as though they had stepped into…
Shanghai in the 19th Century
Longhua Pagoda, located in Xuhui District in Shanghai CBD, was initially built with timber during the Three Kingdoms Period in…