Ninety-nine returns to one

Author: Xu Xianghong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Family bonds, this universally recognized and enduring mainstream culture of China, are almost the lifeline of a 5,000-year-old Chinese civilization! It can be said that without the culture of family bonds, Chinese politics would have to be reshaped, Chinese history would have to be rewritten, and the appearance of the Chinese people would have to be transformed, and their daily lives, customs, and habits would have to be reorganized! The entire work leverages the freedom and ease of essays to transform serious academic discourse into language accessible to everyone. When there are events, it narrates them; when there is history, it recounts history; when there is culture, it discusses culture; when there are thoughts, it explores thoughts; and when there are jokes, it tells jokes—essentially, anything related to the culture of family bonds, whether ancient or modern, domestic or international, is effortlessly brought in without any constraints. The author of this book has found that in China, family bonds are not just a special closeness and behavior between family members, but also a special closeness and behavior between people, between people and events, and between people and objects. This collection of special closeness and behavior constitutes a unique new emotional culture in China.