Fudan Changes Lives

Author: Yan Shuang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features:
Near Thoughts Record: This book is one of the volumes in "Fudan Changes Lives." The title "Near Thoughts" is derived from Fudan's motto, "Learn extensively and be resolute in purpose, ask earnestly and think deeply." The book includes more than 50 interviews with Fudan alumni who graduated in the 1940s or currently work in government agencies. Most of the content is compiled in the first person based on audio recordings, with a few sections being self-narrated by the authors. The chapters are arranged in the order of the alumni's enrollment at Fudan. From these recollections, you can read a vivid "history of Fudan," share the life experiences of Fudan alumni, and gain insights into the inner spirit of this renowned institution.
Resolute Purpose Collection: This book is one of the volumes in "Fudan Changes Lives." The title "Resolute Purpose" is derived from Fudan's motto, "Learn extensively and be resolute in purpose, ask earnestly and think deeply." The book includes more than 50 interviews with Fudan alumni who graduated in the 1940s or in various periods from the sciences and medicine. Most of the content is compiled in the first person based on audio recordings, with a few sections being self-narrated by the authors. The chapters are arranged in the order of the alumni's enrollment at Fudan. From these recollections, you can read a vivid "history of Fudan," share the life experiences of Fudan alumni, and gain insights into the inner spirit of this renowned institution.
Qingyun Song: This book is one of the volumes in "Fudan Changes Lives." The title "Qingyun" is derived from the same source as Fudan's name, the "Book of Documents·Yu Xiaozhuan," with the original text reading: "The Qingyun is brilliant, winding endlessly, like the brilliance of the sun and moon, morning and evening, Fudan rises again!" The book includes more than 50 interviews with Fudan alumni who graduated in various periods and worked outside the university. Most of the content is compiled in the first person based on audio recordings, with a few sections being self-narrated by the authors. The chapters are arranged in the order of the alumni's enrollment at Fudan. From these recollections, you can read a vivid "history of Fudan," share the life experiences of Fudan alumni, and gain insights into the inner spirit of this renowned institution.