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Following Xuanzang Across the Sacred Geography of a Lost Buddhist World
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Virginia Community Leaders Warn of CCP’s Growing Influence and Transnational Repression
China’s Petitioners Now Need Official Permission to File Complaints About Their Officials
Revised petition regulations require citizens to obtain official documentation before appealing to Beijing, raising new barriers to an already limited system of redress
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Pastor Ezra Jin Recounts Secretive Release After 10 Months in Chinese Detention
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China and Philippines Summon Each Other’s Ambassadors After Violent Clash at Second Thomas Shoal
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Iran Exported $6 Billion Worth of Oil to China During Truce via Ship-to-Ship Transfers: Report
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Thousands Rally in Manhattan to Condemn 27 Years of Falun Gong Persecution
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Japan’s Intelligence Reform Linked to 2022 National Security Strategy: Experts
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Takaichi-Modi Summit Re-emphasized India’s Centrality to the Indo-Pacific: Experts
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By Yang Hao, Vision Times WASHINGTON D.C. — On July 22, more than 300 guests, including lawmakers, congressional staff, human rights advocates, and community leaders convened at the U.S. Capitol for a special screening of Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun, a documentary that explores the Chinese Communist Party's
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Congressional Record Recognizes Tuidang Movement, Highlights Free Speech
By Yang Hao, Vision Times WASHINGTON D.C. — On July 21, a
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US Lawmakers Join Rally Marking 27 Years of Falun Gong Persecution
WASHINGTON D.C. — On July 23, nearly 2,000 Falun Gong practitioners and
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State Department Report Lays Out Claims That Cuba Built the Modern American Far Left
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China's top anti-corruption authorities have launched an investigation into Fang Xinghai, the former vice chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), marking the latest high-profile casualty in Beijing's sweeping purge of senior financial officials. China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), the country's top disciplinary watchdog, announced on July
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The Dam They Called Unbreakable: China’s Deadliest Disaster, Buried for Thirty Years
The rain began in early August 1975 and did not let up for days. A dying typhoon had
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The Unusual Forces Behind China’s Recent Crackdown on Academic Fraud
In recent weeks, under the guidance of official state media, China has launched a nationwide campaign to crack
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Serving tea to guests has been one of China's traditional forms of etiquette since ancient times, and it became especially widespread during the Song dynasty. More than a simple refreshment, a cup of tea embodies a profound philosophy of hospitality. A cup of clear tea represents not only the host's
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Hong Kong Actor Patrick Tse Dies at 89, Was the Oldest Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Recipient
Renowned Hong Kong entertainer Patrick Tse passed away on July 20 at the age of 89, shocking the entertainment industry. Tse rose to fame in the 1950s and became known throughout his career for his suave, charismatic image. Over a remarkable 72-year career in show business, he was married to
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How Placing a Hand in a Blind Spot Can Restore Some Sight
A stroke patient revealed an unexpected link between touch and vision For decades, scientists believed that different groups
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Grain-Fed vs. Grass-Fed Beef: What’s the Difference?
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Drinking tea helps calm the mind, cultivate one’s temperament, and clear away distracting thoughts. It resonates with the Eastern cultural ideals of “clarity and tranquility” (清静) and “simplicity and serenity” (恬淡), while also reflecting the emphasis on inner reflection and self-cultivation found in Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism. The tea ceremony
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Losing Weight and Changing How You Look Are Two Different Projects
You can lose fifteen pounds and look worse. It happens constantly, and the reason is that "getting thin"
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4 High-Protein Foods That Help Older Adults Build Immunity and Preserve Muscle Mass
Protein intake tends to drop off as people age, and the consequences accumulate quietly. As muscle weakens, infections
Before we taste a meal, we are often stirred by memories connected to its aroma. The gentle bubbling of a pot, onions softening in olive oil, fresh basil picked from the garden, warm bread just out of the oven, and laughter echoing through the kitchen are all woven into the
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Chinese Democracy Activists Show Support at Shen Yun’s Toronto Performances
TORONTO, Canada — On June 25-28, Shen Yun Performing Arts returned to Toronto after six performances scheduled earlier
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Guanfu Museum in Hot Water After Online Claims Link Statue to Unsolved Theft
A Song Dynasty bronze Buddhist statue displayed for nearly two decades at Beijing's Guanfu Museum has become the