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The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 19): Rabbit (兔)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
February 6, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 20): Rice Plant (稻) and Rice (米)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
February 6, 2006
The Law of Cause and Effect: Having an Extramarital Affair Ruins One's Good Fortune
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February 6, 2006
Chinese Historic Stories: Wang Fuzhi Educated His Children the Same Way He Was Brought Up
Li Jian
February 6, 2006
Fun With Song Dynasty Lyrics: Preface
Ren Yiren
February 6, 2006
Stories of Ancient Chinese Emperors: Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Listened to Criticism with Modesty and Corrected Himself upon Realizing his Faults
Jian Li
February 6, 2006
Chinese Historical Stories: Ancient Chinese People's Sincerity
Yi Dou
February 6, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 14): Sun (日)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 30, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 15): Tiger (虎)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 30, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 16): Hand (手) (Part 1)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 30, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 17): Hand (手), Left Hand and Right Hand (Part 2)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 30, 2006
Traditional Chinese Culture: Providing Kind Assistance When Others Are in Need
January 30, 2006
A Kind and Bighearted Emperor
January 30, 2006
Monk Dao Qin
Yi Dou
January 30, 2006
Fun with Yuan Dynasty Songs: "An Autumn Reflection" in the Song Format of "Heavenly Pure Sand"
Sui Han
January 23, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 12): Home (家)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 23, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 13): Deer (鹿)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 23, 2006
Reflections Inspired by Feng En, an Imperial Official with a Body of Steel Who Refused to Compromise his Integrity Despite the Threat of Death
Li Jian
January 23, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 8): Bandit (盜) and Thief (賊)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 16, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 9): Ox (牛)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 16, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 10): Elephant (象)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 16, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 11): Fish (鱼)
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 16, 2006
Fun with Tang Dynasty Poetry: "When I Was Wealthy"
Wen Sige
January 16, 2006
A Story about Taoist Zhai Ganyou
Yi Dou
January 16, 2006
God Helps a Man to Succeed in the Imperial Examination Because He Defied Lust
Jing Yuan
January 16, 2006
"Stories from Antiquity about Rewards": Life Extended by 24 Years after Strenuously Rejecting the Licentious Advances of a Maiden
January 16, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 4): Bird
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 9, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 6): Human
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 9, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 7): Pig
Da Qiong (Colossal Firmament)
January 9, 2006
Zeng Bu Doing a Charitable Deed during a Visit to the Capital City
Yi Dou
January 9, 2006
Traditional Chinese Culture: In order to Become a Person with Great Integrity, One Must Be Able to Endure Small Things
January 9, 2006
Fun with Tang Dynasty Poetry: The 23rd Poem from "A Collection of 38 Poems of Sentiments about Experiences in Life"
Wen Sige
January 2, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 1): Cangjie's Tears
Da Qiong (Great Universe) Cult
January 2, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 2): Goat
Da Qiong (Great Universe) Cult
January 2, 2006
The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 3): Turtle
Da Qiong (Great Universe) Cult
January 2, 2006
The Legend of the Hawk
January 2, 2006
Story about a Mercury Scale
January 2, 2006
Traditional Chinese Culture: A True Gentleman Behaves in a Modest Manner, Which Naturally Gains the Respect of the People
December 26, 2005
Stories of Immortals: To Be a Prime Minister or a Deity?
Zhu Yueming
December 19, 2005
Walks in the Apricot Forest: Snow Lotus
Jing Jing
December 19, 2005
Traditional Chinese Culture: Do Not Defend When Being Insulted and Do Not Fight With Anyone
Qing Yan
December 19, 2005
Traditional Chinese Culture: Being Arrogant and Having No Fear Provokes Disaster, Step on Rugged Terrain with Modest Discretion
Qing Yan
December 19, 2005
The Law of Cause and Effect: Lustful Adultery Brings Severe Retribution
December 19, 2005
Some Thoughts on Christmas
A Western Practitioner
December 12, 2005
Traditional Chinese Culture: Subordinates Will Follow the Example Set by Their Superiors; An Emperor's Good Behavior Will Be Imitated by His People
December 12, 2005
Su Shi Wished To Be a Non-Contemplating Man
December 12, 2005
Traditional Chinese Culture: Be Modest and Altruistic
December 5, 2005
Tales from the Practice of Medicine: A Personal Hobby
Xu Yulin
November 28, 2005
Virtuous and Honest Deeds Always Bring Good Returns
November 28, 2005
Fun with Yuan Dynasty Songs: "Drinking Wine" in the Song Format of "Mesmerized and Intoxicated by the East Wind"
Sui Han
November 21, 2005

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