Author: Yu Ge
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The Essence of America: A Nation and Foreign Policy Dominated by Protestant Christianity. Some Reviews of The Essence of America:
Famous Writer Shi Tiesheng: Honesty is the starting point for viewing everything, followed by necessity for rationality. This applies to writing as much as to reading.
Famous Host Zhang Yue: For those with preconceived notions, "returning to common sense" requires great courage. This seemingly simple and accessible book can test our courage.
Famous Free Commentator He Dong: A truly insightful book that clarifies America, yet it is remarkably persuasive. Especially the discussions on the significance of Protestantism and its impact on modern civilization are particularly captivating.
President of Japan Kyosei Corporation and Chairman of the Association of Joint Enterprises, Fujiwara Akira: This book will be a refreshing read in China and equally inspiring in Japan.
Cromwell-founded Puritan Revolution has far-reaching influence, still affecting the world today through the United States. The author explains this complex history and culture, along with related sociological theories, in a clear and accessible manner. Especially the grasp of the U.S. economy reflects objective reality, and the analysis of the alienation of capitalism is excellent. It is a work with a unique perspective on observation and thinking; a book that will benefit all readers concerned with China's future, the essence of the American nation, sociology, political science, foreign affairs, theology, and the human spirit. It is a work grounded in the realities of American society, elaborating on the objective influence of Christianity on U.S. politics, economy, and foreign policy from the perspective of American history, offering a refined analysis of the essence of the American nation, and ultimately presenting views that differ from prevailing opinions. It reveals predictions by some foreign scholars on U.S.-China relations and development from a religious influence perspective, as well as the diplomatic approach China should adopt in dealing with the U.S.
In June 2006, the author signed "Yu Ge" and published some chapters of this book online, which immediately sparked immense response. Over a hundred domestic and international websites reprinted it. Using Google or Baidu to search for "The Essence of America" yields nearly ten million results and countless comments and discussions. Some readers commented:
"This is a rare gem that comes once every two hundred years!"
"More incisive than Li Ao!"
"Ten years without reading, but this book alone is enough!"
"The article is so profound and concise, like a lightning bolt that awakens the dreamer. After reading, one feels a jolt of clarity!"
The vast majority of readers agree that The Essence of America offers a deep and incisive analysis, hitting the mark with solid evidence, and is both thorough and accessible. After reading it, they find not only that many questions about America are resolved, but also that their thinking on other issues is greatly enlightened. Of course, there are also some criticisms, doubts, and even misunderstandings.
To satisfy the public's desire to read the full content, the book was planned by Xiu Zheng Press and published by Contemporary China Publishing House after revision by the author.
It is a work with a unique perspective on observation and thinking; a book that will benefit all readers concerned with China's future, the essence of the American nation, sociology, political science, foreign affairs, theology, and the human spirit. It is a work grounded in the realities of American society, elaborating on the objective influence of Christianity on U.S. politics, economy, and foreign policy from the perspective of American history, offering a refined analysis of the essence of the American nation, and ultimately presenting views that differ from prevailing opinions. It reveals predictions by some foreign scholars on U.S.-China relations and development from a religious influence perspective, as well as the diplomatic approach China should adopt in dealing with the U.S.
In June 2006, the author signed "Yu Ge" and published some chapters of this book online, which immediately sparked immense response. Over a hundred domestic and international websites reprinted it. Using Google or Baidu to search for "The Essence of America" yields nearly ten million results and countless comments and discussions. Some readers commented:
"This is a rare gem that comes once every two hundred years!"
"More incisive than Li Ao!"
"Ten years without reading, but this book alone is enough!"
"The article is so profound and concise, like a lightning bolt that awakens the dreamer. After reading, one feels a jolt of clarity!"
The vast majority of readers agree that The Essence of America offers a deep and incisive analysis, hitting the mark with solid evidence, and is both thorough and accessible. After reading it, they find not only that many questions about America are resolved, but also that their thinking on other issues is greatly enlightened. Of course, there are also some criticisms, doubts, and even misunderstandings.
To satisfy the public's desire to read the full content, the book was planned by Xiu Zheng Press and published by Contemporary China Publishing House after revision by the author.
The essence of America
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