Exploring the evolution of Chinese medical historiography, this book delves into the development of the medical tradition archive. It highlights key historical milestones and the significance of archival practices in preserving medical knowledge, offering insights into how these traditions have shaped contemporary understandings of Chinese medicine.
Willa, the youngest of seven siblings, eagerly anticipates the annual Whoopee Cushion War, where the winner gets to choose their favorite dessert. Determined to outsmart her older brother Jack, the reigning champion, she devises clever strategies to eliminate her siblings. The story revolves around Willa's quest for victory, showcasing themes of family rivalry, cunning, and the desire for recognition. Can she finally claim the title and enjoy her desired treat?
Focusing on mourning practices in the Han dynasty, this book challenges the notion that filial piety dominated societal and governance structures in early China. It delves into the cultural significance of mourning rituals, exploring how they reflect broader social values and complexities of familial relationships during this historical period. Through this examination, the author offers a nuanced understanding of the interplay between personal grief and societal expectations in shaping Chinese culture.
The Food Almanac II is an annual, seasonal collection of recipes and stories celebrating the joy of food - a dazzling, diverse mix of memoir, history, short stories and poems alongside recipes, cooking tips, menus and reading lists.