Simone Jonker
Huawei Forbids Employees to Wed Europeans
According to an investigation report by The Daily Telegraph and European media partners in The Signals Network, Huawei, a world leader in equipment for...
Steamed Pork and Rice (Fen Zheng Rou)
“Fashion is in Europe, living is in America, but eating is in China” is a popular saying among travelers. Traditionally, the Chinese believe that...
Mysterious and Multi-Faceted Chinese Fans
Fans - one just can’t imagine a world without these beautiful objects. It would be like living in a world without birds. In fact,...
Ikigai: A Japanese Concept to Enhance Work, Life, and Sense of Worth
Everyone has the potential to live a magical and purposeful life. However, there are times when you may feel that you have lost your...
How to Create Your Own Medicinal Garden
In the U.S., medicinal plants can be found growing naturally everywhere. You might spot them in the parks or even in the backyard. This...
Boerewors: Mouthwatering South African Sausage
Traditional South African sausage is called Boerewors. The name comes from the Afrikaans language, meaning (farmers) Boere and (sausage) wors. There are many varieties...
Art Lover: Forest Sculpture Collecting Rainwater
Award-winning artist John Grade creates artwork inspired by the transience of nature to produce 3D site-specific sculptures. Grade is motivated by changes taking place...
Lady Mu Guiying: A Woman of Courage and Steadfastness
There is a fascinating story about a young Chinese woman named Mu Guiying. She was a beautiful chieftain, hailing from the Northern Song Dynasty...
Song Emperor Huizong: Patron of the Arts
In the year 1100, Huizong took the throne as Northern Song Dynasty’s eighth emperor. At the time, he was just 17 years old. Emperor...
General Han Xin: A Shining Symbol of Tolerance
Han Xin (231-196 B.C.) is listed as a hero from the early Han Dynasty. Han Xin was an ingenious military leader. The general’s contribution...