Inheriting the Same Vein: The First Series of Works by Lin Xingzhi

Author: Lin Xingzhi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: In the Chinese world, disseminating and introducing modern economic knowledge, the editor-in-chief of Hong Kong Economic Times, the renowned economic commentator Lin Xingzhi, led the trend. Readers of Lin Xingzhi's articles will find that all economics unfold between you and me, in every moment of our daily lives, becoming a pursuit and interest of knowledge. Lin Xingzhi is not only erudite but also timely in grasping the new trends and theories of modern economics. He can not only use this knowledge to analyze and discuss in-depth the fluctuations of the international market and the abnormal movements of China-Hong Kong's economy, but even the economic phenomena on the streets and alleys that ordinary people are unaware of, he can derive a very sharp and unique economic analysis. Opening the 72-volume works collection, it covers all aspects of economic activities, including trade, industry, capital, stocks, banks, real estate, foreign investment markets, and finance. These articles are not only full of insightful views but also use vivid and simple language. Readers of Lin Xingzhi's articles will find that all economics unfold between you and me, in every moment of our daily lives, becoming a pursuit and interest of knowledge. The works collection of Lin Xingzhi is not only about describing and analyzing complex and diverse economic issues in a lively and lively way with simple language but also widely disseminating and introducing economic knowledge and theories. From Adam Smith and Ricardo in the classical era to Keynes, Schumpeter, Mises, and Hayek in the modern era; from the grand theories of Nobel Prize-winning economists in recent years to the personal insights of general economists. Opening the works collection of Lin Xingzhi, people will definitely feel as if they have entered an economic knowledge fair. It is precisely these knowledge and analyses that not only inherit the marginalized knowledge of governing the state and enriching the people in ancient China but also continue the spirit of Adam Smith's wealth of nations more than 200 years ago. Thus, they have changed the traditional Chinese concept of "" (，), met the desperate demand of Hong Kong people for economic knowledge and the explanation of economic phenomena, and also met the needs of China's economic reform and opening-up. They have filled the ideological void caused by the rapid social changes in Chinese society. In this sense, the works collection of Lin Xingzhi has pioneered a new trend in Hong Kong and opened up a new world of modern economic knowledge for Chinese readers.