“Passing on the Dharma of the Sutra of Infinite Meanings - A Sutra Adaptation Performance” brings together six decades of vows in action, Buddhist teachings, Dharma Master Cheng Yen's lifelong aspiration, Tzu Chi's Four Missions, and its global humanitarian work in a story that transcends time and place.

Centered on Master Cheng Yen's oral narration, the story depicts her search for life's true meaning and the arduous journey of founding the humble Tzu Chi Merit Society, embodying the spirit and mission of the Tzu Chi Buddhist school.

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

Eat with the seasons. From spring shoots to winter soups, discover Taiwan's plant-based flavours and reconnect with the land.

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 distinctive recycling stations across Taiwan and meeting volunteers aged 80 and above, we're creating dedicated fitness corners at each site—inviting everyone to get moving and live healthier lives.

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

Faith, part of The Ballad of Silver and Grace series, stars Wan Fang as Gao Ai, an illiterate working-class woman who transforms her life through Tzu Chi and spends nine years sweeping Huazhong Bridge with a single broom.

The Ballad of Silver and Grace was inspired by the song Silver Hair, with lyrics by Chow Yiu-fai. The series brings the lyrics to the screen, paying tribute to senior Tzu Chi volunteers and the life stories of Taiwanese women.

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.