Culture Conjecture (Decoding Hurricane Series 1)

Author: Su San
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Based on the knowledge Su San has acquired, explored, collected, and researched in the fields of cultural studies, history, anthropology, ethnology, ethnology, folklore, sociology, linguistics, archaeology, local lore, biology, and more, she employs cultural comparison and analysis methods to make bold deductions and speculations about the origins of human civilization, particularly the origins of the Chinese nation. She proposes a groundbreaking hypothesis: the Sanxingdui culture was not indigenous; it belongs to foreign civilization, with its origin being the "West." This book is an exploration that integrates various disciplines such as cultural studies, history, anthropology, ethnology, ethnology, sociology, linguistics, archaeology, and local lore to interpret the cradles of human civilization and the origins of the Chinese nation. The author, in this book, extensively cites sources and dares to imagine, blending academic rigor with creative leaps, arriving at conclusions that are truly groundbreaking and earth-shattering: the Sanxingdui culture is the legacy of the ancient Jews, and the Chinese nation originates from the Red Sea region of Western Asia. The book is richly illustrated and highly readable. After reading it, you will deeply appreciate the profoundness of history and the grandeur of the human stage, further understanding the "mandate of heaven" that "all under heaven are brothers."