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Chi Quarterly welcomes contributions of personal experiences or reports of Tzu Chi
activities. We also welcome letters to the editor containing personal comments or opinions
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- EDITORIAL
The first graduation at the Tzu
Chi College of Medicine reminds
us that a complete education
must be both academic and
spiritual.
- THEIR MAIDEN VOYAGE
The members of the first
graduating class of the Tzu Chi
College of Medicine are off on
their maiden voyage into the sea
of medicine.
- DURING THESE 1,400
DAYS
- WAITING FOR A
BEAUTIFUL LOTUS
Year after year, as artist Hsi
Muren grows and changes, she
finds new joy in painting her
favorite lotus blossoms.
- NO MORE LONELINESS
Elderly people often have
difficulty finding their place in the
changing Taiwanese society.
- HEINRICH WANG
In a series of sidebars in this
issue of the Quarterly, we
introduce the work of Taiwan's
pioneer glass artist.
- WITH LOVE AND
PATIENCE
Class mothers of the Children's
Achievement Class grow
together with the children.
- DESTINATION: PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
After tidal waves smashed into
this South Pacific country, our
editor-in-chief Liu King-pong
went to inspect the situation.
- TRIP TO INDIA
May Gu tells us of the trials she
and a television crew endured to
get an interview with the Dalai
Lama.
- A LAMP IN THE
DARKNESS
Through his experience with
Buddhism, artist Xi Song found
the one who lights up the
darkness.
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- KISS THE DOCTOR
At the twelfth Tzu Chi free clinic
in the Philippines, people are
overwhelmed with gratitude.
- MANJUSRI
Lin Sen-shou begins a series on
the Buddhist bodhisattvas.
- SET A GOOD EXAMPLE
Master Cheng Yen reminds
children to be grateful to their
parents, and parents to be good
models for their children.
- WHEN THE BALLOON
GOES UP
Liang Mei-lan describes the
cartoon culture in TAiwan.
- TAIKO
Young members of a Japanese
drum group find spiritual
fulfillment in their art.
- LET'S TAKE A WALK
Parents of disabled children talk
about their difficulties and
needs.
- A GIFT OF HOPE
Bone marrow transplant recipients
and their families express their
gratitude to the donors.
- SWEET LOVE
A hospital patient learns what
the Tzu Chi volunteers are all
about.
- MRS. CHAO'S WISH
When Mrs. Chao finally got the
chance to express her gratitude
to Master Cheng Yen, she also
got a big surprise.
- THE LIGHT DOESN'T
SHINE
Even the smallest act can create
good fortune and merit.
- THINK CREATIVELY
There is a lamp of wisdom within
everyone.
- EVENTS IN THE TZU CHI
WORLD
Tzu Chi briefs from around the
world.
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