The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

The Book of Rites, written during China’s Qin Dynasty, whose central ideas rooted from Confucianism, discusses the idea that the vastness of all things had been generated from compilation of single events.

People who know me well know that I LOVE nice and durable thermal water bottles! And what an honor it is to co-brand with Tmall’s fashion brand House of C’s Crystal thermal water bottles! The founder Chris Low (my fellow Harvard alumnus) put in so much of his passion and love of art into developing these super cute thermal bottles in the shape of pet dogs and cats that each of them even has a unique nickname: Danny, Yuki, Luna, Coral, Maya! Isn’t that cute? Love them!

Feature interview with a premium leading Chinese magazine - Boss Style magazine, published in the April issue, distributed nationwide throughout China.

2022, early March, Shanghai was unexpectedly hit by the Omicron pandemic. Due to the government’s zero tolerance policy, this mega city of 25 million people went through partial to complete lockdown starting the second week of March.

Apple can be a symbol with multiple implications, and they all seem to relate to corporal needs and desires. Apple represents beautiful temptations. It also brings upon the imagining, confronting, choosing, and feeling of these enticing desires, calling for curiosity, enjoyment, excitement, fear, addiction, befuddlement, anxiety, pain, regret, and anger.

I have been contemplating for years the meaning of life, our roles in the world, and how the relationship between the human race and our world had become the way it is today.

We use the title “A Walk in Life – our STORY” to talk about us and our story. Here, the artist tried to convey her views and the underlying process of thinking, unrestricted by boundaries set by conventional standards of beauty, philosophy, or rationales, and directly connected to the origins of thoughts.