Cultural Construction Theory - Speech Collection of Wang Nengxian

Author: Wang Nengxian
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The publication of Dr. Wang Nengxian's collected speeches is a work of both academic value and practical significance. The two "decades" of experience have enriched his life as a scholar-leader and led to his unique research findings. The collected speeches of Dr. Wang Nengxian during his tenure at the Ministry of Culture and the Central Institute for Cultural Management reflect his thoughts on cultural issues more comprehensively. I believe this book is not only suitable for cultural administrators at all levels but also for experts, scholars, and even people from various industries, as it is truly beneficial to read.
The publication of Dr. Wang Nengxian's collected speeches is a work of both academic value and practical significance. Dr. Wang once taught at a university for ten years before pursuing a Ph.D. at Peking University under the renowned classical literature expert, Mr. Yuan Xingpei. After completing his studies and obtaining his doctorate, he was originally scheduled to continue teaching at the university, but fate led him to the Ministry of Culture instead. He spent another ten years at the Ministry before leaving five years ago to serve as the Vice President of the Central Institute for Cultural Management. These two "decades" have shaped him into a scholar-leader with rich life experience and unique research findings.
This book is a collection of Dr. Wang Nengxian's speeches during his tenure at the Ministry of Culture and the Central Institute for Cultural Management, offering a concentrated reflection of his thoughts on cultural issues. The book has the following features: First, the author's understanding, stance, and views on cultural issues align with the fundamental requirements and policies of the Party's cultural construction and socialist spiritual civilization construction, adhering to the stance, viewpoints, and methods of Marxism. Second, it demonstrates a pursuit of academic excellence and an academic temperament. Third, as it is a verbatim record of speeches, the language is fluent and easy to understand.