Orientalism and Sinologism
We tend to project ontological and taxonomic categories onto the unknown as a mechanism to ward off…
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Red Dust: A Powerful Metaphor for the Turmoil of the World
In Chinese culture, the color red is often associated with good fortune or the Communist Party. Whi…
What is a Chinese Character?
Rethinking 汉字 hànzì : Beyond the Pictographic Myth There is a widespread notion—frequently repeate…
The Ink Plum Blossom: Painting Turned Poetry
When Painting Speaks and Poetry Draws: The Aesthetics of 题画诗 tíhuàshī There is a famous maxim expre…
The Dilemma of Exile: Reform vs. Revolution (1905–1908)
The Martyrdom of 陈天华 Chén Tiānhuá and the Radicalization of the Diaspora The suicide by drowning of…
Orientalism and Sinologism
We tend to project ontological and taxonomic categories onto the unknown as a mechanism to ward off…
太虚 Tàixū. Humanistic Buddhism for the 21st Century
A Buddhist monk who lived through tumultuous times stands a…
The 商 Shāng Dynasty (1600–1046 BCE)
China's first dynasty, the 夏 Xià dynasty, ruled for nea…
The Ink Plum Blossom: Painting Turned Poetry
When Painting Speaks and Poetry Draws: The Aesthetics of 题画…
The Seijo Academy: Seedbed of Revolutionaries
The Boomerang of Modernity: How Japanese Military Education…
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