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Confucian higher education in the Sinosphere Looking into the history of higher education in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan. Biyong, the imperial lecture hall in Beijing Guozijian. Source: The awakening of China by WAP Martin (1907) April 25, 2021 Before the emergence of higher education in the West, older institutions were already teaching across the globe. Amongst them were the Confucian academies within the Sinosphere, which inherited the ideals of China’s Guozijian and were scattered across Vietnam, Japan and the two Koreas. These ancient temples of learning ...

Michelin Reveals 2021 Stars for D.C. Restaurants That Navigated Pandemic-Era Dining Five restaurants join the elite list, including two-starred tasting room Jônt from Ryan Ratino Share this story An elite group of high-end D.C. restaurants that limped through all the stops and starts, public health protocols, sanitation theater, staffing challenges, and shifting needs of their customers in 2020 get a big reward today as the Michelin Guide dispenses sought-after stars. Five restaurants claimed their first stars in the all-digital 2021 guide, including a two-star evaluation for Jônt, where c...

Chef Kevin Tien at the Wharf. Photograph courtesy of Moon Rabbit When Moon Rabbit chef Kevin Tien saw the recent reports of elderly Asian Americans being attacked—and even killed—while going about their daily lives, he didn’t just see vicious hate crimes. He saw victims who could easily be his parents and grandparents, friends and colleagues. “Since Covid started, we have chef friends in LA who’ve been threatened,” says Tien, an American of Vietnamese descent. “Even talking to my staff who’re Asian in background, they are scared walking around in public because of these rand...

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Media Credit: Phebe Grosser | Staff Photographer Stay warm and safe during Valentine's Day with a date at The Wharf's bonfire pits. Culture By Clara Duhon Feb 8, 2021 12:04 AM As if dating during a pandemic wasn’t difficult enough, couples must now find a way to safely celebrate Valentine’s Day. To make it easier on you, we compiled a list of outdoor activities to make Feb. 14 feel just as charming as any other year. From visiting a bookstore to riding on a ferris wheel, here are some relatively safe Valentine’s Day date ideas in the District for you and your significant other.