This Chinese character refers to blessings that bring good luck and fortune to someone. 福祸相依 fú huò xiāng y…[详细]

In 1619, Charles de l’Orme, the chief physician to Louis XIII, invented a protective suit for plague doctors based on the belief that con…[详细]

This character often appears in the word li shi, known as history. When used as a verb, it means “to experience or go through.” …[详细]

Su Shi and the Anle House he founded in the Northern Song Dynasty photo: LEGAL DAILY Su Shi’s life has an indissoluble bon…[详细]

This Chinese character refers to treating or curing a disease. Sometimes it also means to rule or govern. 标本兼治 biāo běn jiā…[详细]

This character usually means “to save or rescue.” Its left part originally indicated a fur coat while the right meant “to tak…[详细]

Miraculously, the death toll dropped from 183 to 165 on the first day of the Chinese New Year and declined gradually to zero, with no further infect…[详细]

Epidemic records in an ancient book Photo: FILE This Spring Festival in the year of Gengzi, for every Chinese person, has been q…[详细]

This Chinese character refers collectively to epidemic disease, usually acute and infectious. It can also refer to plague and pestilence. …[详细]