心灵驿站：一杯牛奶

一天,一个贫穷的小男孩为了挣学费正挨家挨户地推销商品,饥饿难耐的他发现兜里只有一角钱了。他决定向下一户人家讨口饭吃。然而,当一位年轻可爱的女子打开房门的时候,这个小男孩却没有勇气开口,他没要吃的,只要了杯水喝。这位女子觉得他好像饿了’就拿了一大杯牛奶给他。男孩慢慢地喝完牛奶,问道：“我应该付多少钱？”年轻女子回答道：“不用付钱。妈妈教导我们,施以爱心,不图回报。”男孩说：“那么,就请接受我由衷的感谢吧!”     

Other Mothers’ Milk: From Wet Nursing to Human Milk Banking in England, 1900-1950

ABSTRACT

This article investigates the continuities between wet nursing and the emergence of human milk banking in England in the first half of the twentieth century. It revisits the assumption that wet nursing had disappeared in England at the beginning of the twentieth century, and focuses attention on a continuing, albeit diminished, practice of private wet nursing after 1900 and the re-emergence of the institutional employment of lactating mothers in the interwar period. The article explores how changes in infant welfare preoccupations, medical views of breastfeeding and breast milk, and conceptualisations of the lactating body were embedded in the development from wet nursing to human milk banking.     

Oriental Magic Glass On the History and Artistic Charm of the Chinese Export Porcelain

When mentioning porcelain, people will always associate it with China.The colorful porcelain in various kinds, suffused with pearl-like luster, has witnessed the glory and splendor of the history of the Chinese porcelain production.The integration of clay and fire gives birth to the unique, charming and legendary art treasure - porcelain. When you touch it, its tender texture and crystal-clear luster will make you feel so grateful for God for bringing this magical gift to China     

Blank Canvas and Glass Ceiling: Using Visual Metaphors and Narratives to Examine Preservice Teacher Development

When preparing college-age teacher candidates to teach in diverse contexts, knowing how they reconcile knowledge, self-author, and negotiate social relationships can enhance pedagogy and inform program design. In this article, the authors use a developmental framework they created to examine how teacher candidates’ visual metaphors about White privilege provide insight into the developmental nature of their conceptual thinking.     

Comfort,Class and Climate Change: The Rise of Glass in Late Medieval and Early Modern Domestic Architecture

ABSTRACT

In the modern world, glass windows are considered an indispensable element of the built environment. Throughout premodern times, however, glass was not universally used in European architecture. This article argues that the rise of glass in Western architecture was neither an inevitable nor a linear process, but rather a response to certain social, cultural and environmental factors that gained increasing relevance from the late medieval period onwards. In other words, glass windows are a cultural convention, reflecting some of the wide-ranging and transformative challenges that Europeans faced in the late medieval and early modern period.     

A Witness of History

Chinese culture provides inexhaustible sources driving Chinese nation for constant progress. We should improve education on the best of Chinese culture, develop and explore rich resources of national culture by means of modem technology, further cultivate and protect cultures of different ethnic groups, attach more importance to the conservation of tangible and intangible cultural heritage, and make greater efforts in sorting out historical literature.