Traveling to Germany: Memoirs of Several Generations of Chinese Students in Germany in the 20th Century

Author: Ji Xianlin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book chronicles the joys and sorrows of nearly 50 Chinese students who studied in Germany in the 20th century, as they worked to revitalize China and serve their motherland. It reflects their perspectives on Germany's winding yet extraordinary journey in the 20th century and various aspects of German society. The authors include researchers from scientific institutions, university professors, engineers, doctors, diplomats, writers, musicians, artists, dramatists, journalists, economic experts, and entrepreneurs. The content covers Germany's politics, economy, history, geography, philosophy, education, science and technology, literature, art, religion, as well as customs and traditions. The dozens of valuable photographs at the beginning of the book, primarily depicting historical themes, provide readers with background material on German history and culture. This book holds reference and historical value for readers interested in the history of Chinese students in Germany and the social customs of 20th-century Germany.