China Reflected in Temples (nine Talks About China)

About This Novel

What is the connection between the architectural style of Sinicized temples and traditional Chinese architecture? How many ups and downs and changes has it experienced in the vast history of Yu? What is the content of the daily life of monks in monasteries, and what impact does it have on the spiritual and cultural life of the public? This book uses multidisciplinary knowledge to conduct a systematic and three-dimensional investigation of Chinese temples from nine aspects. It not only discusses the above issues in detail, but also incorporates rich humanistic and historical allusions on this basis to present readers with a sacred space carrying profound cultural heritage. Of course, the author is not limited to discussing the temple itself, but uses the temple as a mirror to gain insight into Chinese society in the historical changes and the complex customs and world conditions, which is very helpful in guiding readers to understand Chinese Buddhism. Zhang Weiran is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Chinese Historical Geography at Fudan University, a director of the Chinese Geographical Society, deputy director and secretary-general of the Historical Geography Professional Committee of the Chinese Geographical Society, an editorial board member of "Geographical Research", "Historical Research" and "Tropical Geography", a distinguished professor of "Chutian Scholar" at Yangtze University, and a member of the Xiling Seal Society. Mainly engaged in historical and humanistic geography research, especially good at historical and cultural geography. He is one of the earliest scholars in China to conduct research on Buddhist geography. He is the author of "Geographic Imagery in Medieval Literature", "The Connection between History and Modernity", "Respect and Warmth of Learning", etc.

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