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The 3 ways children fail their parents in traditional Chinese culture and why the worst is perhaps not all bad

The 3 ways children fail their parents in traditional Chinese culture and why the worst is perhaps not all bad
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Work from home for Chinese emperors wasn t as fun as you might think: a Qing dynasty ruler s day

While their homes were literally palatial, offering material comforts most of us cannot even begin to imagine, Chinese emperors adhered to strict, often arduous, daily routines.

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The Chinese general who pulled out and swallowed his arrow-pierced eye - well, maybe

Xiahou Dun, the famous one-eyed general who lived and fought during the chaotic final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, was fondly remembered after his death.

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The stories of Ganjiang and Moye, ancient China s celebrated swords and their makers

The stories of Ganjiang and Moye, ancient China’s celebrated swords and their makers Ancient China was home to many famous swords, among them were Ganjiang and Moye, named after the married couple that made them Legend and mythology collide in two tales of how the pair of swords came to be, neither of which is short on drama

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Compared with China s royal couples, Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth set a rare example

READ FULL ARTICLE + FOLLOW Having lived his whole life in the modern cities of Singapore and Hong Kong, Wee Kek Koon has an inexplicable fascination with the past. He is constantly amazed by how much he can mine from China s history for his weekly column in Post Magazine, which he has written since 2005.

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