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American professor sings out his China stories
"The People's Republic of China is the place I want to be..." Mark Levine, an American professor at Minzu University of China, has been a teacher in China for 19 years. Through his travels, he has covered thousands of miles across the country. He has not only gained precious bonds with students and colleagues but also witnessed the progress of Chinese modernization through the implementation of major reform and opening-up measures. Diversity spurs interaction among civilizations, which in turn promotes mutual learning and their further development. In 2014, Levine received the Chinese Government Friendship Award, the highest honor available to foreign experts in China. Seeking common ground while embracing differences, and pursuing unity while respecting diversity, Levine is composing an ode to China and singing out his China stories. -
Chinese professor reads Tang Dynasty poem in English
Wang Shiren, a professor of British and American poetry at Peking University, reads an English translation of On the Height by Tang Dynasty (618-907) poet Du Fu. The poet explores themes of impermanence, aging, illness and social unrest describing autumn scenery along the river. (Produced by Liang Peiyu, Lin Rui, Lou Qingqing and Tan Siyi) -
Tu Jinwen: Cultivate the Mind in Stillness and the Body in Motion
With sharp hearing, clear vision, agile thinking, and a spry gait, Tu Jinwen, Grand Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine and professor at Hubei Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, remains vigorous and active in clinical research despite his advanced age. According to Tu Jinwen, "birth, growth, maturity, aging, and death" are the basic laws of life's metabolism. Immortality is unrealistic, but one can adopt a healthy lifestyle through scientific, systematic, multi-faceted, and practical methods to slow down the aging process to some extent, achieving a state of "unwearied," "fearless," and "harmonious qi," and thus ensuring a high-quality later life. How can we slow down the aging process? The combination of stillness and motion, cultivating the mind in stillness and the body in motion, is Tu Jinwen's way of maintaining health. Combining Stillness and Motion to Harmonize Mind and Body According to Tu Jinwen, labor and exercise are important methods for people to maintain health, resist aging, and prevent diseases. They can sustain mental and physical strength, enhance the body's immunity, and improve limb function. For seniors, they can also delay the decline in brain function. Forms of labor can vary, such as appropriate household chores, public welfare activities, gardening, etc.,…
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