Introduction to Chinese Culture

Author: Zhou Renwei, edited by Chen Rongjie
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Without the transmission of knowledge, there can be no transmission of spirit. However, possessing humanistic and scientific knowledge does not necessarily mean one has humanistic and scientific spirit. Knowledge is updated and aged with the passage of time, yet the great spirit and profound wisdom of the sages it contains—such as unique perspectives, analytical approaches, and solutions—remain radiant today. They still largely, at least partially, guide our behavior and practice. All knowledge reaches its highest realm in philosophy, and only the comprehensive synthesis obtained from different perspectives truly represents the true image of things. Embracing inclusivity, delving from the surface to the core, refining the essence, and grasping the spiritual content carried by knowledge—this is the learning attitude that university students can adopt when reading this book.