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  • A symbol of harmony: Chinese scientists discover earliest dragon-phoenix pairing in ancient tomb
  • The Legend of the Rabbit in the Moon
  • Sacred splashes: ancient Chinese ritual of ‘elephant washing’ for good fortune

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scmp.com /1 month ago

A symbol of harmony: Chinese scientists discover earliest dragon-phoenix pairing in ancient tomb

It sometimes guards kingdoms and empires; other times, it hoards treasures within a hidden cave. The dragon frequently symbolises power, strength, and good fortune. In contrast, it...

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visiontimes.com /1 month ago

The Legend of the Rabbit in the Moon

When Japanese people look at the moon, they often imagine a rabbit. Around the time of the Mid-Autumn Festival, depictions of the moon, the rabbit and the mokusei (osmanthus tree)...

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scmp.com /2 weeks ago

Sacred splashes: ancient Chinese ritual of ‘elephant washing’ for good fortune

In ancient China, royal families washed elephants to pray for good fortune – until one elephant went rogue and brought the tradition to an end. Elephants had been spotted and docum...

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visiontimes.com /1 day ago

A Dynasty Owed Its Success to the Emperor’s Reverence and Sacrificial Offerings to Heaven

In ancient China, sacrificial rites were not simply ceremonies. They rested on a principle the Zhou dynasty drew from the fall of two dynasties before it: the Mandate of Heaven was...

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ancientpages.com /3 weeks ago

Gigantic Terrifying Snake-Like Creature With A Woman’s Face In Japanese Beliefs

A. Sutherland  - AncientPages.com - There is a wealth of yokai. Some yokai are specific to certain parts of Japan. This yokai has a snake's body and a woman's head. Escape is unlik...

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visiontimes.com /1 month ago

From Obon to Zhongyuan: The Ancient Story Behind Asia’s Tradition of Honoring the Dead

Across Asia, festivals honoring ancestors take on different forms, but many share an enduring emphasis on filial devotion, remembrance, and maintaining ties between generations

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