This entry explains the Chinese idiom 百花齐放(bǎi huā qí fang) originating from novel Jing Hua Yuan. It celebrates flourishing cultural diversity, covering its origin, lesson and corresponding English equivalents.
–Mao Zedong – Summer 1934 Dawn breaks o’er eastern sky;Think not you’re first to rise and try.We’ve trod green hills, yet never old;This scene outshines all sights untold.
Others have riches; I have a spirit of benevolence. Others have high rank; I have a sense of righteousness.