Daoism, Taoism, and Ancient Chinese Politics

Author: Lü Xichen
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The Sea of One Ox's Roar is a series of academic works dedicated to collecting writings on the study of traditional Chinese culture. Since the reform and opening-up, the study of traditional Chinese culture has become exceptionally active and increasingly profound. The purpose of studying traditional Chinese culture is to inherit and promote the fine cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, applying ancient wisdom to the present, and to build a prosperous, democratic, and civilized modernized country more rapidly and effectively. This series aims to provide an academic platform for new research findings, promoting the in-depth study and flourishing of traditional Chinese culture. We adhere to the principle of "let a hundred flowers bloom and let a hundred schools of thought contend," prioritizing social benefits. Through years of effort, we have strived to produce this series. "One Year Roar" not only carries its literal meaning but is also a shortened form of "One Ox's Roar," referring to the distance a cow's roar can reach. This series combines both meanings, signifying that the publication of a high-level academic work is akin to an ox's roar, its sound resounding and spreading far and wide, shaking the trees and leaves, and being heard in distant places. The sea of knowledge is vast, and the addition of a new work signifies that the author has taken a new step forward.