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Jack Klumpp, an American who has lived in China for eight years, and Yao Baiji (Jonathan), a Chinese local who lived and studied in the US for years, link up to visit Xiaoxitian, an ancient Buddhist temple that many Chinese imagine as heaven on earth. They marvel at thousands of intricate statues, designed centuries ago to inspire awe and endure time, and discuss why knowing one’s culture and history helps us to better understand ourselves and others.
Jack Klumpp, an American who has lived in China for eight years, and Yao Baiji (Jonathan), a Chinese local who lived and studied in the US for years, link up to visit Xiaoxitian, an ancient Buddhist temple that many Chinese imagine as heaven on earth. They marvel at thousands of intricate statues, designed centuries ago to inspire awe and endure time, and discuss why knowing one’s culture and history helps us to better understand ourselves and others.