New Situation and New International Outlook

Author: Liang Shoude
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: A philosopher once told a story that was both amusing and thought-provoking: Some things may seem clear at first glance and are known to everyone, but when asked to explain them, one often finds oneself at a loss for words. For example, "What is a person?" is such a question. "What is a person?" can be answered from different perspectives, and each answer has its own merit. However, the philosopher's approach is concise and to the point, hitting the nail on the head, and is worthy of praise. What is a person? , a person is one who thinks about problems; second, a person is one who raises problems; and third, a person is one who solves problems. Problems are the soul of a person, the engine of life, and also the source of intelligence and wisdom. Without problems, mediocrity is the fundamental reason, and incompetence is an objective manifestation. Thinking about problems, raising problems, and solving problems are the necessary paths for scientific development, and they are also the soul of our international problem teaching and research. We should advocate "problem-based teaching" and "problem-based research." This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the world order and international relations in the context of globalization in the 21st century, and delves deeply into China's new international perspective in the new century.