As translated by Asian language professors Larry and Qin Herzberg, the three proverbs quoted above mean the following, respectively: “People often cannot see their own shortcomings” “Anything can be ...

Ivanka Trump had folks in China — and on Twitter — scratching their heads after she tweeted a “Chinese proverb” that apparently doesn’t exist. Ivanka, 36, seemed to be celebrating her father’s ...

Confucius says Ivanka Trump made a proverbial social media gaffe. The president’s elder daughter fired off a celebratory message hours ahead of his historic summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

The day before the president held a historic meeting with North Korea's leader, Ivanka Trump tweeted a Chinese proverb in support of her father. Which Chinese proverb she was referencing remains to be ...

The first daughter tweeted a saying that she said was ancient Chinese wisdom. Ivanka Trump is finding out that it is not wise to misattribute Chinese proverbs for fear of the wrath of Twitter. The ...

I just returned from hardship duty at the Aspen Institute/Fortune Brainstorm, an annual conference that brings together CEOs, venture capitalists, policy wonks, elected officials, movie stars (Glenn ...

President Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump was mocked by social media users on Monday after she posted an apparently fake “Chinese proverb.” She tweeted the quote hours ahead of her father’s historic ...

On the eve of her father's meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Ivanka Trump seemed to be calling on her inner Yoda as she tweeted: Neat quote. But it was the first daughter's attribution to ...

In a tweet posted on the eve of the summit, the president’s daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump quoted what she called a Chinese proverb: “Those who say it can not be done, should not interrupt those ...

Ivanka Trump tweeted a subtle dig at critics of her father before he became the first sitting president to meet with a North Korean leader. "Those who say it can not be done, should not interrupt ...

Ivanka Trump had folks in China -- and on Twitter -- scratching their heads after she tweeted a "Chinese proverb" that apparently doesn't exist Ivanka Trump had folks in China — and on Twitter — ...