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Seven days, seven stories
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60 Jiazi Poems
One poem for every year in the sixty-year cycle
▶ Latest episodeTueMazu
Goddess of the sea, watching over anyone far from home
▶ Latest episodeWedThunder and Rain
After the storm, the sky is always clearer
▶ Latest episodeThuThe Old Man under the Moon
The matchmaker and his red string of fate
▶ Latest episodeFriGuanyin
The Goddess of Mercy. Be gentle with yourself
▶ Latest episodeSatMoonlight Stories
Myths, legends and strange creatures
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Big stories, told a few episodes at a time
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All stories →60 Jiazi Poems · No. 1 · Jiazi
Emperor Taizong Enjoys the Peace
Mon, Oct 12Mazu · No. 1 · Zhen · ThunderThe dawn sun rises, soft and slow, and all the world grows warm.
Tue, Oct 13Thunder and Rain · No. 1 · Great FortuneLiu Bang Enters the Pass;The Eighteen Scholars Reach Yingzhou
Wed, Oct 14The Old Man under the Moon · No. 1 · Great FortuneGuan, guan, call the water birds
Thu, Oct 15Guanyin · No. 1 · Good FortuneZhongli Quan Finds the Way;Zhao Kuangyin Is Draped in the Yellow Robe
Fri, Oct 16Moonlight StoriesWhy Climb a Mountain on the 9th Day of the 9th Month?
Sat, Oct 17Stay for the next story
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