There aren’t very many traditional lantern makers left in Shanghai. They’re being replaced by technology creating mass-produced versions. But some people are still trying to keep the culture alive.
Swedish town uses chicken manure to disperse crowds — and stop spread of coronavirus
The recession made multi-generational households more common in the US. But the trend isn’t new for many immigrant families, especially in Asian households. And money isn’t the main driver. Tradition is.
For our Geo Quiz today we’re searching for some intangible cultural heritage. That’s how the United Nations cultural body UNESCO refers to traditions around the world worth protecting.
Lament of the Landowner
Commentator Andrew Schmookler reflects from his home in the Virginia mountains on the dilemma of the rural homeowner. How do we resolve our desire for a healthy and active real estate market with a desire to keep the land around us pristine and free from overdevelopment?
