Tag / emotions
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真朋友是什么样的 – What’s a real friend like?
Reflective soul, emotional alignment, and the unique capacity to make you feel warm, these are the features defining in a real friend.
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很多人和事是值得敬畏的 – Many people and things inspire awe
A short ethical piece on ‘things that inspire awe’, and the tendency we have to not always do the best we can.
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生气发火是无能的表现 – Anger won’t accomplish anything
Exploding with anger is just an display of cowardice. A celebration of patience in the face of what we cannot control.
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乡愁是什么？ – What is nostalgia?
What makes you yearn after a place left behind – or the memories of your childhood? Scents, streetscapes, old shops matter more to us than major attractions. A meditation on space and memory by Dou Hao.
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情是双刃剑 – Love is a double-edged sword
Gender specialist and sociologist Li Yinhe offers a friend advice on how to handle passion disrupting his marital life. Her answer: poly-amorous ethics.
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我是一个女明星 – I’m a star…
A call from help from a young female star abused by her director – a personal anonymous testimony from Shu Dong.
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春天 – Spring time
A meditation on the passing of time – Spring comes and goes in Beijing, year after year.
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什么是真正快乐的人生？ – What is a truly happy life?
No matter what a brilliant career or what great achievements a person has, he is left with only himself in the end. The truly happy life is one continually aware of itself, one that continuously appreciates love and beauty, one continuously returning and reflecting on itself.
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郭于华专访：消除社会的“心态紧张” – Interview with Guo Yuhua: eliminating social ‘psychological tensions’
Sociology professor Guo Yuhua reflects on current reforms in China, and how much support society gives them.
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女孩花费上百万元在200个公交站台登广告征婚 – Young woman spends millions on ads to get married
When posters of a prospective bride appeared at bus stops, question were raised: why spend so much? How far will certain young people go to find Mr Right? This articles takes us directly to the extreme.
