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Photographed at Khoo Kongsi temple in Penang, this mural captures a child's playful reach, a grandfather’s calm gaze, and the steady presence of a buffalo—painting harmony in motion.

https://johnunwinphotography.blog/2025/05/27/legacy-and-learning-a-penang-temple-mural/

#KhooKongsi #Penang #Confucian #InkPainting #HeritageArt #AsianCulture #FamilyWisdom #CulturalPreservation #Photography #ContemplativeScenes #Legacy #Harmony #RicohGRIII #Malaysia

#DOTD: Li Shimin 李世民 (598/9–649), Taizong 太宗 (r. 626–49), co-founder of the Tang 唐 (618–907) and one of the most celebrated emperors of imperial China. He's often seen as a model #Confucian ruler. #貞觀之治 #帝範 #MedievalTwitter #TwitterHistorians #Empire

#DOTD: Li Shimin 李世民 (598/9–649), Taizong 太宗 (r. 626–49), co-founder of the Tang 唐 (618–907) and one of the most celebrated emperors of imperial China. He's often seen as a model #Confucian ruler. #貞觀之治 #帝範 #MedievalTwitter #TwitterHistorians #Empire

#DOTD: Liang Shuming 梁漱溟 (1893–1988), modern #Confucian philosopher who was strongly influenced by #Indian #Buddhist #philosophy. #ModernChina #ChinesePhilosophy #ChineseReligion

#DOTD: Li Zhi 李贄 (1527–1602) in #ChineseHistory: Li Zhi #李贄 (1527–1602), #Confucian #philosopher, #historian, and #Buddhist monk. A critic of Cheng-Zhu 程朱 orthodoxy within Neo-#Confucianism, he gained a reputation as a heretic and #iconoclast, mostly for his Book(s) to Burn #焚書. #Burnafterreading

#DOTD: Li Zhi 李贄 (1527–1602) in #ChineseHistory: Li Zhi #李贄 (1527–1602), #Confucian #philosopher, #historian, and #Buddhist monk. A critic of Cheng-Zhu 程朱 orthodoxy within Neo-#Confucianism, he gained a reputation as a heretic and #iconoclast, mostly for his Book(s) to Burn #焚書. #Burnafterreading

#DOTD: Li Zhi 李贄 (1527–1602) in #ChineseHistory: Li Zhi #李贄 (1527–1602), #Confucian #philosopher, #historian, and #Buddhist monk. A critic of Cheng-Zhu 程朱 orthodoxy within Neo-#Confucianism, he gained a reputation as a heretic and #iconoclast, mostly for his Book(s) to Burn #焚書. #Burnafterreading

#DOTD: Li Zhi 李贄 (1527–1602) in #ChineseHistory: Li Zhi #李贄 (1527–1602), #Confucian #philosopher, #historian, and #Buddhist monk. A critic of Cheng-Zhu 程朱 orthodoxy within Neo-#Confucianism, he gained a reputation as a heretic and #iconoclast, mostly for his Book(s) to Burn #焚書. #Burnafterreading

#BOTD: Zhang Shizhao #章士釗 (1881–1973), #Chinese educator, journalist and politician. Editor of the journal 'The #Tiger' #甲寅, he promoted culturally conservative #Confucian values and #ClassicalChinese education in the wake of the #NewCultureMovement #新文化運動. #ModernChina

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Li Zhi #李贄 (1527–1602), #Confucian #philosopher, #historian, and #Buddhist monk. A critic of Cheng-Zhu 程朱 orthodoxy within Neo-#Confucianism, he gained a reputation as a heretic and #iconoclast, mostly for his Book(s) to Burn #焚書. #Burnafterreading