Author: Liu Junning
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book aims to strengthen the public consciousness of Chinese people and prevent China from becoming a fragmented society lacking consensus. It includes more than twenty essays on issues such as freedom and community, the individual and the community, among others. Notable works include Liu Junning's "Wind Can Enter, Rain Can Enter, but the King Cannot Enter," viewed from the perspective of political theory, and Dr. Wang Dingding's "Extended Order and Evolving Morality," which discusses Hayek's ideas on the extended order. The writing style is generally fresh, clear, and vividly engaging.
Public Forum -- Freedom and Community
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