Thought and the Era

Author: Zhang Hao
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Contemporary Academy. A Flourishing Garden of Talent; The Dignified Style, Radiant and Distinguished. This series, compiled in a unique manner, gathers the brilliant segments of research findings by Chinese scholars at home and abroad. Organized either chronologically or by thematic categories, each chapter stands independently yet forms a cohesive whole. Each contributor specializes in their field, showcasing unique writing styles, yet all integrate philosophy, classics, history, and literature, with insights spanning both China and the world, ancient and modern. Their thoughts soar like the giant Peng bird taking flight, striking waters three thousand li away; their minds are as clear as autumn moonlight on a river, never indulging in empty words. Filled with innovative ideas and fresh perspectives, each leads their own trend, carving out their distinct style. Holding one volume allows one to savor the essence and explore infinite meanings; placing a set on the desk resembles a continuous mountain range, fully showcasing the boundless scenery of the academy. Most of the content selected in this book comes from the author's discussions on the changes in modern and contemporary culture and thought, particularly the author's on the so-called transitional period (1895-1925).