The Ukrainian War—Continuing Tzu Chi Aid
The Russia-Ukraine war has raged for several months now. More than five million Ukrainians who fled the war are st… Read More »
Hoping to Wake Up in Kyiv
Her life in Poland has settled into a routine. But how she wishes to wake up in her familiar bed in Kyiv, Ukraine,… Read More »
A Father’s Solid Love—Tzu Chi Malaysia’s COVID Relief
I’d rather starve myself than let my eight children starve. And no matter how poorly I’m doing financially, I’ll a… Read More »
The Best Time to Say “I Love You”
When is the best time to say “I love you” to your family? Don’t wait until your wedding anniversary or until you’v… Read More »
From Istanbul to Warsaw
From Istanbul to Warsaw
By Nadya Chou Translated by Wu Hsiao-ting Photos by Alberto Buzzola
It was a challenge t… Read More »
Helping Ukrainian Refugees by Making Zongzis
Many Tzu Chi volunteers wanted to help, even though they couldn’t go to the front lines to participate directly in… Read More »
When a Professional Care Provider Becomes Her Mother’s Caregiver
As a professional care provider, she has cared for many older people afflicted with dementia. But caring for her o… Read More »
Hello, How May I Help You?
The Omicron variant began to spread rapidly in Taiwan in the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, hitting the isla… Read More »
Accompanying Them Through Their Old Age
My parents fell ill one after the other, starting 20 years ago. In the process of caring for them, I learned how t… Read More »
The Illustrated Jing Si Aphorisms
You are your own master,
and you are your own refuge.
Therefore, you must first discipline yourself.
Do not tal… Read More »
May There Be No More War—Tzu Chi Canada’s Support for Refugees
With a strong humanitarian tradition, Canada accepts 30,000 international refugees annually. Tzu Chi Canada has jo… Read More »
WORDS FROM DHARMA MASTER CHENG YEN—The Power of Combined Love
Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, Poland has taken in the largest number of Ukrainian refugees. Our found… Read More »
Table of Contents
Master Cheng Yen’s Teachings
Cover Story
Inspirational
Charity in Canada
Charity in Africa
Charity in Indonesia
Charity in Malaysia
Features
COVID Taiwan
Illustration
Global Focus
20240920
Flood Relief in Southern Taiwan
Typhoon Gaemi caused severe flooding in Taiwan, and Tzu Chi volunteers responded by providing aid to those affected. In this photo, volunteers are seen cleaning up a house in Fenjihu, Baihe District, Tainan. (Photo by Huang Xiao-zhe)
20240720
Healing Hualien─Tzu Chi’s Repair Work After Taiwan’s Earthquake
The powerful earthquake in Hualien, Taiwan, on April 3 damaged many buildings, leading to a shortage of professional repairmen in the area. In response, Tzu Chi expert volunteers from all over Taiwan stepped in and repaired over 150 lightly damaged homes. (Photo by Chen He Jiao)
20240520
Loving Stores Gathering Places for Goodness
Over 20,000 stores, stalls, and businesses across Taiwan have joined the ranks of Loving Stores, in which Tzu Chi coin banks encourage donations of spare change for charitable purposes, fostering kindness and goodwill. (Graphic by Xu Shu-zhen)
20240320
New Classrooms for Nepal’s Quake-Impacted Schools
Tzu Chi helped build temporary classrooms for five schools damaged after a strong earthquake struck western Nepal in November 2023. Students and teachers at Shree Jana Yuwa Primary School are pictured here posing with thumbs-up in front of one of the new classrooms. (Photo by Willy Ang)
20240120
Tzu Chi’s Eco-Friendly Assistive Device Program
Tzu Chi volunteers navigate through a narrow alley on Penghu’s Hua Islet to deliver an electric bed to a family in need of the equipment. More than 60,000 recycled assistive devices have been distributed to over 40,000 households since the inception of the Tzu Chi Eco-Friendly Assistive Device Program over six years ago. (Photo by Yan Lin-zhao)
20231120
The Vitality of Plants─Nature’s Healing Power
A volunteer carefully tends to plants in a herbal garden. Plant life on the Earth not only sustains our bodies as nourishment but also possesses therapeutic qualities that contribute to our overall well-being. (Photo by Huang Xiao-zhe)