Civilizing the World: A Collection of Essays by Zheng Xueyi

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Features: Through these writings and manuscripts, we can not only share the research achievements of the professors and appreciate their academic styles but also grasp the intellectual threads of China's economic research in different historical periods, reflect on the special economic practices of specific historical stages, as well as the development of economic theories and research methods. This book is divided into two parts. The first part is a study of the history of Chinese economic thought: From a vertical perspective, it examines and analyzes the economic thoughts of some important representative figures in chronological order of historical development; From a horizontal perspective, it conducts thematic and comprehensive discussions on economic management thought, thoughts on opening up to the outside world, and other concepts. Integrating both vertical and horizontal approaches, blending ancient and modern, it clarifies origins and developments, explores historical patterns, and grasps future trends. It inherits and innovates through critique, and transforms and innovates through promotion. The second part is an elaboration on entrepreneurship: On one hand, it analyzes the extraordinary role of the historical heritage of Chinese economic thought in shaping the management philosophies of overseas Chinese entrepreneurs, revealing its essence and showcasing its vision; On the other hand, it fuses Chinese and Western thought to propose the "Lazy Ant Entrepreneurship Theory": Lazy in action but wise in victory, wisdom leads to success.