National Studies Learning Methods: National Studies Basic Library

Author: Du Songbai
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The Chinese classics are vast as the sea, and those who aspire to study the nation often wander through the sea of books without finding a passage. Many come with enthusiasm but leave disheartened. Every scholar has their own approach, and entering the field is the key to academic pursuit. While entering the realm of Chinese studies may be challenging, it is not impossible. The Methods of Studying Chinese Classics, written by Dr. Du Songbai from Taiwan, offers profound and insightful elaborations on the methods of studying Chinese classics, and it is now published in mainland China. Young scholars will undoubtedly benefit greatly from it.
In the past, scholars followed the principle of observing broadly and selecting selectively, aiming to connect the past with the present. Today, scholars further seek to integrate Eastern and Western perspectives, using their own minds and abilities to contemplate the thoughts and talents of the past and present, striving for innovation. Readers are the foundation of academic pursuit, and studying must begin with reading to understand the evolution of knowledge. The methods of scholars, the collection of research materials, the use of books and cultural relics, and the thinking process of studying all play a significant role in Chinese studies. This book comprehensively discusses these aspects, especially providing a clear outline without unnecessary details, making it an excellent guide for beginners in Chinese studies. Following this book, one can glimpse the path to studying Chinese classics.