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 Sanctuaries of Heaven  
 
 " He liked the serene world that Shangri-La offered him, pacified rather than dominated by its single tremendous idea . He liked the prevalent mood in which feelings were sheeted in thoughts, and thoughts softened into felicity by their transference into language "

       From the Novel Lost Horizon, By James Hilton
 
   Every Chinese has a way to find peace and tranquility through small things in their everyday life. I hope that the few example enumerated below  will be of inspiration and enlighntemnt for you as they have been for me during my days in Beijng.

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Chinese Tea Ceremony

The Chinese tea ceremony dates back to the Tang Dynasty, 618 to 907 A.D. The general philosophy of "cha dao," meaning "the way of tea," connects to Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. The philosophical spirit of the ceremony, "he, jing, yi, zhen" roughly translates to "peace, quiet, enjoyment and truth."




Chi Jade Stone Journey

CHI, The spa at Shangri-La draws inspiration from the origins of the Shangri-La Legend , a place of personal peace, enchantment and well-being.

 



DuGe Courtyard Boutique Hotel Design Highlights

In the hush of the hutong, concealed in a tiny lane we  find DuGe, an enchanting courtyard boutique hotel, not much more than a stone's throw away from Lake Houhai with its lively bars, restaurant and nightlife.
 

Temple of Heaven
  we are now heading at the legendary Temple of Heaven , literally the Altar of Heaven or Tint�n.
The  magnificent complex reveals itself through a series of wooden entrance doors. It was visited by the Emperors of the Ming and Quin dynasties for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for good harvest. 

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