Author: Zhu Renfu, Wei Weixian, Wang Lili
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Confucianism is both Chinese and world wisdom. Since its inception, it has begun its spread. For over two thousand years, it first spread to neighboring Northeast Asia and Southeast Asian countries, forming a Confucian cultural circle in Asia. Later, Western missionaries entered China, leading to a dialogue between the two great civilizations, and Confucianism began to spread to Europe and North America, profoundly influencing Western thought and culture. Since the 19th and 20th centuries, with China's doors opening, extensive international exchanges and Chinese migration have spread Confucianism, as represented by Chinese civilization, to the entire world. This book explains the spread of Confucianism to several major countries in the world.
Renaissance International Dissemination
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