Introduction to Chinese Culture (Revised Edition)

Author: Li Ping
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Li Ping (1962.2-) male, Han nationality, from Bengbu, Anhui Province. Graduated from the Graduate School of Literature at Anhui Normal University in 1991, became a lecturer in 1992, an associate professor in 1997, and a professor in 2002. Currently, he is a professor at the School of Literature, Anhui Normal University, a leading figure in academic disciplines in Anhui Province, a master's supervisor, the editor-in-chief of the journal Learning Chinese, and the deputy editor of the editorial committee of the "Series of Traditional Culture and Modernization." He is also a council member of the Chinese The Art of Rhetoric Society and a council member of the Anhui Literary Society. Currently, he is leading the research project "Research History of The Art of Rhetoric" under the 15th Five-Year Plan of the Ministry of Education's Humanities and Social Sciences Research. Main research fields: History of Chinese Literary Criticism, The Art of Rhetoric, Chinese Traditional Culture. Courses taught: History of Chinese Literary Criticism, Research on The Art of Rhetoric, Introduction to Chinese Culture. Main research achievements:
1. Books:
Daoist Culture, Anhui Literature and Art Press, 1995 edition;
Biography of Liang Qichao, Anhui People's Publishing House, 1997 edition;
Qigong and Chinese Culture, Shaanxi Education Press, 1998 edition;
Introduction to Chinese Culture, Anhui University Press, first edition in 1999, revised edition in 2002;
Comprehensive Discussion on The Art of Rhetoric, China Literature and Art Press, 1999 edition;
Essays on Chinese Culture, Anhui University Press, 2001 edition.
2. Papers:
System Theory of Shen Si (Creation) (Issue 5, 1989, Research on Literature);
The I Ching and The Art of Rhetoric (Journal of I Ching Research, Issue 3, 1991);
On·' Irony Poetics (Foreign Literature Review, Issue 2, 1993);
Three Topics on Fan's Annotations of The Art of Rhetoric (Journal of Anhui Normal University, Issue 4, 1993);
Initial Exploration of the Artistic Function of Nourishing Qi Theory (Jianghai Academic Journal, Issue 1, 1994);
Three Discussions on Fan's Annotations (Studies on The Art of Rhetoric, First Collection);
The I Ching and Yue Ji (Journal of I Ching Research, Issue 2, 1995);
On the Body-Use Principle of The Art of Rhetoric (Journal of Anhui Normal University, Issue 4, 1995);
On the Reverse Thinking of Laozi and Zhuangzi Philosophy and the Relationship Between Daoist Internal Alchemy's Reverse Cultivation Theory (Journal of East Asian Culture, Hong Kong, Issue 2, 1995);
The I Ching Origins of Ancient Chinese Music Theory (Journal of the Chinese Culture Research Center, Hong Kong, Issue 4, 1995);
b..