China in Folklore (nine Talks About China)
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China is a country rich in folk cultural resources and heritage, and folklore is an eye-catching part of it. This part is not only closely related to civil society, daily life, and customs and habits in history, but also still exists in the present. To a certain extent, it still affects and even shapes the Chinese people's outlook on life, emotions, and aesthetics. This book selects nine folklores that have been spread for a long time in time and space. On the one hand, it carefully understands all aspects of Chinese civil society and secular life, including the ancient working people's romantic imagination of the world and the universe. On the other hand, it also understands Chinese people, Chinese history, and certain characteristics of Chinese culture from the side, including collective cultural psychology and collective memory methods. Duan Huaiqing, born in 1966, is a professor in the Chinese Department of Fudan University and a visiting scholar at Harvard-Yenching. Mainly studies modern and contemporary Chinese literature and comparative literature. He is the author of "China Commentary and Chinese-English Literary Exchanges in the Late Qing Dynasty", "Babide and Chinese Culture", "Who Ends the Boundary Between East and West: On Eastern and Western Literature and Culture", "Newspaper Man - Novelist: A Study of Soseki Soseki of the Sea", "Wang Tao and the Transformation of Modern Literature", "Pilgrimage to the East: A Commentary on Legge Legge" (translation), etc.
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