Bamboo and Jade
Debbie Liu, Peck Gee Chua 蔡佩芝Following Dao and drawing inspiration from Chinese tradition, resilient like bamboo, resplendent like jade
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| Issues | 76 | Subscribers | Read | debraliu.substack.com |
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following Dao, drawing inspiration from Chinese tradition. author of "Into the Mountains, Exploring China's Sacred Daoist Peaks." ordained Daoist.
Nature, culture, spirituality — through tea and Zen-Taoist living. Lived in 14 cities, 7 countries. Kyoto based. Malaysia born. Mother of two.
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