With every Chinese idiom of life philosophy always comes another one just against it. "Better broken jade than intact tile" has its opposite ones, 求全责备、明哲保身。And how about the extreme of 胯下之辱？ It's all about the essence of Confucius' middle way. read more
"Better broken jade than intact tile" has its opposite ones, 求全责备、明哲保身。 And how about the extreme of 胯下之辱？ It's all about the essence of Confucius' middle way. read more
Already as a young man Msgr. Fans had remained faithful to Christ and to the Church, without this ever undermining his love for his nation China and its people. Bishop Fan was a good pastor in every sense, who sacrificed everything for his sheep. read more
Bishop Fan Zhongliang: Better broken jade than intact tile The Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples publishes a eulogy for the Bishop of Shanghai who died on March 16, on AsiaNews. read more