Who did the Chinese people offend?

Author: Ning Yi
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This is a topic that no one wants to mention, yet it is a topic that must be faced. This book will once again become a timely political issue that attracts attention and sparks discussion. The book is divided into six parts, discussing the image and status of the Chinese people from ancient times to the present, covering topics such as: the deep-seated reasons why hostile forces despise and demonize the Chinese people; what national spirit should the Chinese people possess? From a foreign perspective, what is missing in the national character of the Chinese people? How do national character and national spirit affect national development? How can we establish a new national image internationally? And more. What are the deep-seated reasons why some foreigners despise and demonize the Chinese people? Are the Chinese really as they say? As a nation that values self-reflection, one that treats criticism and misunderstanding with the attitude of "correct if there is a fault, and strive to improve if there is none," one that is humble, one that pursues progress in step with the times, and one that is currently realizing a great rejuvenation, we often seriously reflect and strive to find: do we still have problems? In today's "longer period of peace and stability in the international environment," what new image do we need to establish on the international stage? This book will take you on a journey through time and space to explore this question together.