Many people understand yin and yang as opposites. However, this is not a complete description. Yin and yang are not only opposites, they are also mutually dependent and mutually transformable. When yin reaches an extreme, yang will start to rise. When yang reaches an extreme, yin will be generated. It’s through this mutually affecting, dependent
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Like many impoverished Hakka people in Guangdong Province, my grandparents fled from a turbulent China and settled down in a little village near Ipoh. With hardly any formal education, they worked as tin miners, toiling in the sun and the mud from dawn to dusk. Seeing little future in Malaysia, my parents came to Singapore
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China surprises everyone. Those who expect to find brotherhood in the motherland have been surprised. Those who expected to see widespread poverty and starvation under the big, bad communists have been surprised. Those who thought that every Chinese man on the street carries a rich cultural and historical baggage have been surprised. Western democracy advocates
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