May we never forget the initial spirit of the bamboo bank. May we always remember the great vow of the Tzu Chi path.

More than just a broadcast milestone, it marks 10,000 moments of compassion in action. Airing daily, each episode marks a step taken by Tzu Chi volunteers who live the Dharma through action. Like a bell at dawn and drum at dusk, it guides the faithful and leaves a lasting imprint of compassion in the world.

In remembrance of Master Yin Shun, presenting his thoughts and footsteps in promoting 'Humanistic Buddhism,' and showcasing how Dharma Master Cheng Yen inherited his aspirations to spread the Dharma, allowing compassion and wisdom to flourish.

Enjoy the deliciousness of vegetarian food, appreciate the art of humanity and nature, and let the energy of love and kindness become a gentle connection between you, your family and friends, and the earth.

How to eat in Summer? Chef recommended vegetarian cusine with seleted seasonal ingredients.

Visiting unique recycling stations across Taiwan and interviewing individuals over 80 years old. Create a dedicated fitness station for recycling centers, and let's get moving together for a healthy life!

How to eat in Summer? Chef recommended vegetarian cusine with seleted seasonal ingredients

At the Taipei International Book Exhibition, the Tzu Chi Humanities Pavilion presents highlights of its exhibition—featuring classical manuscripts, six decades of compassionate action, medical and humanities lectures, as well as new publications and creative sharing—showcasing the practice and continuity of compassionate wisdom in the human world.

With a gentle tap of a finger, the world hears Great Love.<br>Messages of compassion and altruism that touch the human heart,<br>and the Dharma teachings of Master Cheng Yen that inspire reflection.

True wisdom comes from within. The series shares the wisdom of Master Cheng Yen and other notable figures through ten questions and ten solutions, helping people find direction and purpose in life.

Tzu Chi Bimonthly documents the work of Tzu Chi’s Four Missions, sharing real stories of compassion and wisdom that warm the hearts of readers.

Rhythms Monthly explores culture, humanity, and social issues in depth, offering a cross-disciplinary perspective that inspires readers to reflect on the values of life and the world.