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  • Why Does Zhuangzi’s Giant Peng Bird Need the Wind?November 11, 2026
    A fish becomes a sky-filling bird in the Zhuangzi—but its extraordinary flight depends on something easily overlooked: the wind beneath its wings.
  • Why Did Hundun Die? The Zhuangzi’s Tale of Seven OpeningsNovember 10, 2026
    Two rulers try to reward a generous host—and kill him by making him more human. A close reading of Hundun’s unsettling story in the Zhuangzi.
  • Ceremonies of the Phoenix: Celebrating Rebirth in Chinese CultureJuly 19, 2026
    Ceremonies of the Phoenix: Celebrating Rebirth in Chinese Culture Ceremonies of the Phoenix: Celebrating Rebirth in Chinese Culture I. Introduction The Phoenix, known as “Fenghuang” in Chinese mythology, is a magnificent creature that symbolizes rebirth, renewal, and immortality. This mythical bird is revered across various cultures, but in Chinese tradition, the Phoenix carries profound significance,… Read more: Ceremonies of the Phoenix: Celebrating Rebirth in Chinese Culture
  • The Role of Ritual in Chinese Political Life: A Historical PerspectiveJuly 12, 2026
    The Role of Ritual in Chinese Political Life: A Historical Perspective I. Introduction Ritual holds a profound significance in Chinese culture, serving as a bridge between the spiritual and the political realms. Defined as a set of formalized actions performed in a prescribed order, rituals are imbued with meaning and function as conduits for expressing… Read more: The Role of Ritual in Chinese Political Life: A Historical Perspective
  • The Significance of the Color Red in Chinese Ceremonial PracticesJuly 5, 2026
    The Significance of the Color Red in Chinese Ceremonial Practices The Significance of the Color Red in Chinese Ceremonial Practices I. Introduction The color red holds a prominent place in Chinese culture, symbolizing joy, happiness, and good fortune. It permeates various aspects of life, from celebrations to ceremonies, embodying the spirit and traditions of the… Read more: The Significance of the Color Red in Chinese Ceremonial Practices
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