Sun Yat-sen's Construction Philosophy (The Beginning and Application of Modern System Thinking in China)

Author: Huang Mingtong
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book examines Sun Yat-sen's philosophy of construction from a unique perspective, placing it within the broader context of the world's shift from classical physics to modern science and China's transition from revolution to construction. Employing a combination of macro, meso, and micro approaches, as well as integrating natural and social sciences, theory and practice, and history and reality, the book systematically organizes, analyzes, and synthesizes a wealth of historical materials. Through observations, surveys, and comprehensive analyses of contemporary society, it offers a multi-faceted and in-depth examination of Sun Yat-sen's construction philosophy, which is characterized by systematization, openness, coordination, balance, and harmony. The book highly praises the historical significance of this philosophy in opening up modern Chinese thought and its contemporary relevance to China's modernization efforts.
As a pioneer of modernization in China, Sun Yat-sen initiated the exploration of construction philosophy. This book examines Sun Yat-sen's philosophy of construction from a unique perspective, placing it within the broader context of the world's shift from classical physics to modern science and China's transition from revolution to construction. Employing a combination of macro, meso, and micro approaches, as well as integrating natural and social sciences, theory and practice, and history and reality, the book systematically organizes, analyzes, and synthesizes a wealth of historical materials. Through observations, surveys, and comprehensive analyses of contemporary society, it offers a multi-faceted and in-depth examination of Sun Yat-sen's construction philosophy, which is characterized by systematization, openness, coordination, balance, and harmony. The book highly praises the historical significance of this philosophy in opening up modern Chinese thought and its contemporary relevance to China's modernization efforts.