Culture

  • 落子无悔 luozi wuhui Wuhui means “no regret.” This proverb, taken literally, means that once the weiqi stones touch the board, one…[详细]
    11-09-2017
  • For Professor He Yunbo, weiqi represents Chinese intellectuals’s pursuits of both contention and freedom. Appointed as a professor at …[详细]
    11-09-2017
  • Playing weiqi and sitting in seclusion among mountains and forests is a typical theme of traditional Chinese arts Go, or weiqi, which litera…[详细]
    11-09-2017
  • 家必自毁,而后人毁之 A family can only be destroyed if it destroys itself. Mencius said these words to demonstrate the importance of family vi…[详细]
    11-02-2017
  • The Yan Family Instructions by Yan Zhitui As the first systemic family instruction in medieval China, the Yan Family Instructions by Yan Zhi…[详细]
    11-02-2017
  • The picture shows Shili Hall in Qufu, Shandong Province, where Confucius educated his son about the importance of studying songs and etiquette. …[详细]
    11-02-2017
  • 季札挂剑 Ji Zha hanging up the sword The Wu Kingdom in the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BCE) was famous for its technical skill in forging swords.…[详细]
    10-26-2017
  • The Taihu Lake gave birth to Wu culture. The basin areas around the Taihu Lake bordering Eastern China’s Jiangsu and Zhejiang province…[详细]
    10-26-2017
  • The Classical Gardens of Suzhou added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 are representative architectures of Wu culture. According to hi…[详细]
    10-26-2017
  • 雪夜访戴 Visiting Daikui on a snowy night Wang Huizhi (338-386) was a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420). He was the fifth so…[详细]
    10-19-2017