In the current digital era, there is a revolutionary transformation in the way people understand and express traditional wisdom. Sun Tzu’s Art of War, as an ancient Chinese military classic, is experiencing a vibrant rejuvenation through a novel form in the realm of online culture – Memes, offering a lively and creative reinterpretation of age-old... » read more
“Fuenteovejuna” is a play by the Spanish playwright Félix Lope de Vega (1562-1635), published in 1619. It is considered one of the most relevant theatrical dramas of the Spanish Golden Age. The theatrical work is divided into three acts and deals with themes of honor, collective power, and abuse of authority. “Fuenteovejuna” is inspired by... » read more
Nestled in the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, amidst the remnants of the once-thriving Mayan cacicazgos, lies the ancient city of Chichen Itza. Revered as one of Mexico’s most prominent cultural icons, this archaeological site stands as a testament to the ingenuity and spiritual depth of the Mayan civilization. Recently, a new chapter in Chichen... » read more
Laurisilva: The Misty Forest Juan Luis Arsuaga (Madrid, 1954) fondly recalls his first journey to the Canary Islands, eagerly asking, “Where is the laurisilva? I want to see the laurisilva!” These misty forests, remnants of eight million years ago and extinct in Europe, can still be enjoyed in Anaga (Tenerife) and the Garajonay National Park... » read more