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Bai Juyi and Liu Yuxi Friendship Explored
Tang Dynasty poets Bai Juyi and Liu Yuxi shared a deep friendship, exchanging many poems. Despite facing hardships and demotions, the poet could smile and comfort Bai Juyi. Liu Yuxi's life path was not smooth, with over 20 years in exile, a blow for an educated person with aspirations. Bai Juyi wrote a poem expressing deep sympathy for Liu Yuxi's difficult experiences.
CRI Huayu Global
China's Traditional Wooden Arch Bridges Highlight Scientific Design
Wooden arch bridges, featuring covered walkways, represent Chinese wisdom and construction memory. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration has completed a three-year action plan for the protection of wooden arch bridges. Each person's arch extends from the wolf house, bearing the weight of the roof. Chinese bridge architecture harmonizes with nature. Traditional Chinese arch bridges, like the Seven Immortals Bridge, feature a scientific and rational design where interlocking wooden components bear the roof's weight.
CNR Voice of China
China Recognizes Advanced Collectives and Individuals
China will honor 3024 national May 1st Labor Awards.
CRI Huayu Global
Wang Yangming's Philosophy on Conscience and Thieves
The philosopher Wang Yangming used a thief's underpants to illustrate a point about conscience. He argued that a thief's immediate fear and shame after committing a misdeed demonstrate an inherent sense of morality. This concept suggests that acknowledging wrongdoing naturally leads to abandoning evil actions.
CNR Economic Voice
Chinese Medicine Emphasizes Cultural Significance of Acupuncture Points
A student of Huang Yangming brought a thief before him, hoping the scholar could awaken the thief's conscience and encourage reform. Wang Yangming pointed to a thief's underwear and ordered him to remove it, stating that conscience is inherent in everyone. The scholar's late-life works are noted for transcending language to discuss philosophy and wisdom. Their lecture notes and speeches are considered accessible for popular understanding. The broadcast said shared prosperity, openness, inclusiveness, and a pure, beautiful world, stating a commitment to moving forward with unwavering resolve. Traditional Chinese medicine said the close connection between the Yin and Yang changes and the functions of the body's internal organs. Each two-hour period of the day corresponds to a specific meridian and organ, maintaining health through a cycle of yin and yang.
CNR Economic Voice
Chinese Idiom Used to Describe Flattery
A joke is used to describe people who climb by flattery without real substance. A Chinese poem, titled 'Seeking Songs,' by General Ye Ting, is being used to metaphorically criticize individuals who achieve success through flattery rather than genuine merit. General Ye Ting's poem 'Seeking Song' is cited, contrasting a locked door for people with an open hole for dogs, urging them to 'crawl out' for freedom. The story aims to convey wisdom and cultural sentiment.
CNR Economic Voice
Renowned Expert Chen Huili Dedicated To Cultural Relics
Cheng Huili, a researcher at the Dazhu Shike Research Institute, has been recognized for her work in protecting cultural relics. After more than ten years of practice, she became a nationally recognized expert in cultural relic restoration. Initially learning on the job, she sought knowledge from colleagues and studied extensively at night. She regrets not spending more time with her mother before her passing. She began her career in a white domed building on the Beihang University campus, initially learning on the job and studying intensely at night. The broadcast also touched on themes of reflection, personal dreams, and the pressure associated with holidays and social expectations. It contrasted idealized holiday scenarios with the reality of stress and disappointment, suggesting that true fulfillment may lie beyond material or performative efforts.
CRI News Radio
Western Philosophy Views Humans as Replaceable Parts
A book titled 'The Human Machine' views people as components that can be replaced, based on Western philosophical principles.
CRI Huayu Global
Zhang Wuxing's Story Recounted
CNR Economic Voice shared a historical story about Zhang Wuxing, also known as Zhang Xuanzhi, a person from the Eastern Jin dynasty.
CNR Economic Voice
China Reports Record Grain Harvest and Area
China has reported a total grain area of over 119,000 thousand hectares.
RTHK Radio 1 Cantonese