In Loving Memory of Michael Siaoof Like No Other A R
In June 2025, Tzu Chi Philippines Deputy CEO, Michael Siao, passed away at the age of 51. Though he is no longer with us, his love and the legacy he left behind will continue to guide and inspire.
In Loving Memory of Michael Siao
In June 2025, Tzu Chi Philippines Deputy CEO, Michael Siao, passed away at the age of 51. Though he is no longer with us, his love and the legacy he left behind will continue to guide and inspire.
DA AI JOURNAL
Bringing Relief to Myanmar Quake Survivors xxx
In Amarapura, Myanmar, Tzu Chi volunteers continue aiding earthquake survivors with a major relief distribution.
Bringing Relief to Myanmar Quake Survivors
In Amarapura, Myanmar, Tzu Chi volunteers continue aiding earthquake survivors with a major relief distribution.
TZU CHI ENGLISH NEWS
The Power of the Phrase "I May Be Wrong" Tideland
What if you stopped believing every thought you had? In I May Be Wrong, former forest monk Björn Natthiko Lindeblad reflects on his life and invites us to contemplate meditation, impermanence, and the quiet strength of vulnerability.
The Power of the Phrase "I May Be Wrong"
What if you stopped believing every thought you had? In I May Be Wrong, former forest monk Björn Natthiko Lindeblad reflects on his life and invites us to contemplate meditation, impermanence, and the quiet strength of vulnerability.
BOOKS FOR YOUTH
Health
Health

Liver Abscess
ALL ABOUT HEALTH

Your Diet, Your Mood
LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY

Depression
CHINESE MEDICINE CLINIC

Rock Paper Scissors Workout
LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY
Go Vegetarian
Go Vegetarian
Environmental Protection
Environmental Protection
VEGETARIANS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Master Class
Master Class
Harnessing the Power of Emotions
Emotions are a natural part of being human, but what happens when negative emotions become overwhelming? Dr. John Young shares his insights on how to manage emotions and regain inner balance and peace.
Harnessing the Power of Emotions
Emotions are a natural part of being human, but what happens when negative emotions become overwhelming? Dr. John Young shares his insights on how to manage emotions and regain inner balance and peace.
The Benefits of Exercising
for Children
From rewiring dopamine systems to strengthening decision-making, movement is medicine for the modern child. Prof. Chan Yuan-shuo from National Taipei University of Education presents breakthrough research on how exercise helps kids kick screen addiction.
The Benefits of Exercising for Children
From rewiring dopamine systems to strengthening decision-making, movement is medicine for the modern child. Prof. Chan Yuan-shuo from National Taipei University of Education presents breakthrough research on how exercise helps kids kick screen addiction.
Finding Life's Lesson in Illness
Trained in Western medicine and formerly a physician at a Harvard-affiliated hospital, Dr. Julia Hsu spent years in clinical practice. Over time, she began exploring alternative therapies and came to see every illness not just as a diagnosis, but as a gift.
Finding Life's Lesson in Illness
Trained in Western medicine and formerly a physician at a Harvard-affiliated hospital, Dr. Julia Hsu spent years in clinical practice. Over time, she began exploring alternative therapies and came to see every illness not just as a diagnosis, but as a gift.
People
People

Grandma's One-way Ticket
Upon learning that collecting recyclables could help many in need, Grandma Lu had been doing so since 2002. Even in her 90s, she continued to go out with a stroller every day, rain or shine, to collect recyclables.
THUS I DO

A Tour of the Abode (Part 2)
DAILY LIFE AT JING SI ABODE

The Tunes of My Life
DREAM STAGE

The Community Food Bank
UNSUNG HEROES
Love in Action
Love in Action
A New Bed for Princess Dou
Suffering from cerebral palsy, Princess Dou requires extremely careful attention. Upon learning that she needed an electric bed, Tzu Chi volunteers helped to find one for her through second-hand assistive device platforms.
A New Bed for Princess Dou
Suffering from cerebral palsy, Princess Dou requires extremely careful attention. Upon learning that she needed an electric bed, Tzu Chi volunteers helped to find one for her through second-hand assistive device platforms.
Taking Master's Missions as Our Own
When Tzu Chi first started, its commissioners not only saved a little every day to help those in need but also took on soliciting donations, which was particularly challenging for some who couldn't read. How did they overcome it?
Taking Master's Missions as Our Own
When Tzu Chi first started, its commissioners not only saved a little every day to help those in need but also took on soliciting donations, which was particularly challenging for some who couldn't read. How did they overcome it?
From Heart to Heart
Apart from providing tuition aid and daily living supplies, Tzu Chi volunteers in Qinghai, China take one extra step to make sure that local orphans can feel loved and cared.
From Heart to Heart
Apart from providing tuition aid and daily living supplies, Tzu Chi volunteers in Qinghai, China take one extra step to make sure that local orphans can feel loved and cared.
Spirituality
Spirituality
Great Dharma Masters in History
Great Dharma Masters in History

Dharma Master Huai Hai
Master Huai Hai introduced for Chan monasticism the tradition of "a day without work is a day without food," which helped shift Chan monastic life from one supported by alms begging to a self-sufficient lifestyle based on farm work.

Dharma Master Fa Xian
At the ripe age of 62, Dharma Master Fa Xian set out on an arduous trek from China to India in search of Buddhist teachings. He was regarded as the first Dharma master to have introduced Buddhism to China and had written a book on his travels, which has become an essential historical reference for scholars and travelers alike.

Dharma Master An Shigao
A prince of the Parthian Empire, An Shigao renounced his royal throne to walk the spiritual path and become a Buddhist monk. He was the first person to translate Buddhist texts into Chinese and introduce the Buddha's teachings to China.
Featured Video
Featured Video

Tzu Chi 2024 Year in Review
2024 has been a year marked by challenges and compassion. From natural disasters to relief efforts in the aftermath, countless lives have been deeply impacted. Watch the video to see how love and care have helped people find hope again.

The Story of the Buddha

Silent Mentors (Part II)
In life, no one can escape illness. When we fall ill, it will be a blessing if we can come across a good and caring doctor. To help nurture such humane doctors, body donors selflessly gave their bodies for medical education after their passing. At Taiwan's Tzu Chi University, they are respectfully referred to as "silent mentors."

Ten Years After Morakot
Our Impact
Our Impact
Many people have been inspired by our media and changed their lives for the better.
Read their stories to learn more about their journey of transformation.
Many people have been inspired by our media and changed their lives for the better.
Read their stories to learn more about their journey of transformation.
A Glimpse into the Missions and Spirit of Tzu Chi
A Glimpse into the Missions and Spirit of Tzu Chi
Quotable Quotes
Quotable Quotes
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