1. AP: Bush Is a Combination of Churchill, Confucius, and Gandhi
(Opinions/Politic)

...s better suited to a celebrity magazine than anything else. AP Suggests Bush Is a Combination of Churchill, Confucius, and Gandhi Rolled Into One. by Chris Edelson The Washington Post and Associated ...

2. Without History, Wherefore Perspective?
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...tical man, not given to romanticism or similar schlocky beliefs in the goodness of mankind. At least Kongzi (Confucius)--and Rousseau--believed people were born "good."    The end...

3. Shooting Suspect Got it Wrong!
(Opinions/Society)

...se members made it a habit of accepting visitors and members whether they believed in Yahweh, Jesus, Buddha, Confucius, Allah, the Goddess, or perhaps no divinity at all. Ironically, if an early inter...

4. fake fake buns fake
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...urname in China. It is an appellative added to people's names indicating honor and respect, like Kongzi (Confucius) and Laozi (Laotsu). "Agencies" seem to be like the general run of peop...

5. Alien Banks in China
(Opinions/Politic)

...ugh to fill in for those who drop by the wayside. Y'know. . .there's a Chinese adage, I think attributed to Confucius, about learning from your travelling companions, especiall the one who makes mist...

6. damming china II
(Mamblog/Default Category)

..., you will have no big problems to take care of in future. But who pays attention to ancient wisdom? Kongzi (Confucius) "said" the difference between a fool and a wiseman is that a fool thin...

7. Iraq and China
(Opinions/Society)

...g with companions, be wary of whom you choose to follow: the one who makes the mistakes is the best teacher. Confucius (Kongzi to the Chinese) through his followers, wrote that the difference between ...

8. Japan and China pledge closer ties
(Archived/News/Global)

Japan's prime minister has urged China to use its growing influence to make an impact on global issues like climate change.

9. China celebrates ancient teachings
(Archived/News/Culture)

Chinese professionals are sending their children to a new type of school that teaches ancient practises, as China starts to rediscover and celebrate traditions once repressed by the Communists.