Monthly Archives: March 2010

New Chinese “Slaves” Show an Unbalanced Society

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Leo Chu

Slaves to Property, Children, Cars and other high consumptions is a new phenomenon and The Slaves phenomenon shows that society is losing its balance. It will affect the stability and safety of society. Continue reading →

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How Many Great Walls?

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Frank Li

Along the northern China, there lays an ancient dragon outstretching his body in a region which is several hundred kilometers from North to South and several thousand kilometers from East to West to defend our ancient civilization for over two … Continue reading →

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Naked Terra-cotta Warriors-2

Posted on March 4, 2010 by Frank Li

Terra-cotta figures were well made for the purpose of accompanying the deceased in their afterlife, a concept strongly believed by ancient Chinese. Our ancestors considered death a beginning of another life, the dead should be looked after as if they … Continue reading →

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Naked Terra-cotta Warriors-1

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Frank Li

In 41BC, Han Dynasty Emperor Jing Di Liu Qi passed away after 16 years of struggle against his kinsmen and the Huns. He was buried in a chamber covered with a huge earth mound, which was surrounded by an imperial … Continue reading →