The Chinese philosopher had a lot of wise things to say. But many of the quotes you’ve seen online were actually said by someone else. Can you tell them apart?

Unlike the monotheistic traditions of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, the Chinese sage Confucius avoided discussing ghosts and gods, arguing that "if one couldn't even do anything for human ...

Etiquette Pavilion is a place that holds the secrets of "rituals and civility". "Rituals are all about showing respect," as Confucius once said. His ideal of "universal benevolence" aimed to promote ...

Confucius, the great sage, established Confucianism with the "six arts" as ... It combines renowned scholars, emerging leaders and masters of Chinese studies to engage in interactive cultural lectures ...

The man who steps onto the veranda is all in black—black skullcap, black Chinese gown ... the people will also be virtuous,” Confucius taught. Chiang made his decisions by introspection ...

It was in these buildings that the Qing Dynasty emperors honored Confucius, listened to lectures ... and this party was probably a record in Chinese and world history. The Qing Palace blended ...

Unraided crypts are hard to come by. And yet in 1968, soldiers stumbled upon the imperial family tombs of a Han dynasty ...

The House of Representatives passed legislation targeting universities for maintaining partnerships with Chinese government-backed entities, including Confucius Institutes, in a bipartisan manner ...