Author: Zhang Qianhong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The author has long been engaged in research on the history, current state, society, and culture of this country, with personal experiences, interactions, and exchanges. This book provides readers with positive help in understanding the humanistic and social conditions, as well as the ethnic and national characteristics of this country.
The Jewish nation is one that, after enduring the Inquisition and Nazi concentration camps, can still face guilt with composure, survive tenaciously, and rise like a phoenix from the desolation of death and silence. The Korean nation is one that has wandered the world for over 1,800 years, struggling to restore its former glory and finally realizing the dream of national reunification. The Jewish nation is one that values wisdom, upholds reason, and willingly pays any price to break free from ignorance and pursue knowledge, thus attracting outstanding talents and producing great figures. The Jewish nation is one that is skilled in finance, appears extremely greedy for wealth, yet is generous in contributing to public causes and charitable activities. The Jewish nation is one that refuses to fall behind, dares to forge ahead, builds oases and gardens in the desert, and creates prosperity from ruins. The Jewish nation is one that preserves its historical heritage while continuously adapting, changing, renewing, and perfecting itself in the face of modernism.
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