
Comparisons of Chinese and Western Ways of Thinking about Emotion
A common definition of emotion according to Western Psychology is: A psychological system that appraises internal or external, context-related causes in terms of their significance

A common definition of emotion according to Western Psychology is: A psychological system that appraises internal or external, context-related causes in terms of their significance

I thought I’d cause a little trouble while I was in Egypt. I knew that this story would mess with my Cairo guide’s head.

You always make it there, you make it anywhere. If Frank Sinatra had lived in the eighth century, he would have been strutting around Chang’an,

I had read about guys like this in books on Chinese art, but I was surprised that there were so many of them when I

After China’s Han dynasty disintegrated in the early third century CE, a succession of warlords became emperor wannabes, but their rules were short lived. Turkic-speaking

A lot of people have heard of Nanjing because of the massacre in 1937-8. But the city has a rich history that goes back

Yunnan’s Erhai Lake has been multicultural for centuries. It was the center of the fabled Nan Chao kingdom, which presided over much of northern

Islam and China have created vastly underappreciated cultural fusions. Islam was introduced to China in the Tang Dynasty through ports of the southeastern coastal

Ancient Chinese thinkers developed ideas of a universe that’s holistic, highly resonant, politically centered, and within the human scale. Confucianism is an excellent example. But

Although Qin Shihuang’s tomb is probably the largest that anyone in the world has ever constructed, he did a lot of other building while unifying