Asia

Steven Mosher is a figure of controversy and debate, known for his passionate and often outspoken advocacy on Asian issues. His book, Bully of Asia, is an eye-opening look into the history and current state of affairs in Asia, offering a unique perspective on the region’s tumultuous past and uncertain future. With perplexing insights and […]

For centuries, Chinese women have endured a painful practice to achieve a sense of beauty: footbinding. This cruel tradition, originating in the 10th century and lasting until the early 20th century, was a representation of status and beauty. Despite the excruciating pain, women willingly bound their feet as small as possible in order to demonstrate

Zen and Japanese culture have been intertwined for centuries, creating a complex, yet deeply meaningful worldview. The focus of Zen is on the practice of meditation, which requires a high level of perplexity in order to understand its subtle nuances. At the same time, Japanese culture is also characterized by a burstiness that reflects the