This book is a collection of ideological essays about Chinese and Western culture, society, and history. It discusses issues such as legality, ethics, outlook on life, outlook on life and death, freedom, faith, and hypocrisy. It criticizes the shortcomings of traditional Chinese thinking patterns, and provides a unique stance and perspective for the reconstruction of modern Chinese humanistic spirit and the enlightenment of Chinese people in values such as freedom, justice, equality, fraternity, and rationality.
Reader comments
Although human civilization appears at different stages in the consensus of historical periods, this is also the summary value of human civilization and society derived from geometric history. Although there are mountains and rivers, the historical wheel of the evolution and progress of human civilization has not stopped. It is just a step forward in the regional community of a shared future for mankind. To put it bluntly, the aura deduced from the space of human civilization development will never stagnate in any historical period. It is the humanistic complex and the infinite exploration of rational thinking that proves that there is a consensus on regional distances and the original pattern of long-term harmonious and common development. The earth seems to have become smaller, and human nature seems to have become generalized.
This book is very thoughtful and its discussion of Chinese and Western cultures is very interesting. The author criticized the shortcomings of traditional Chinese thinking and made me think new about many issues. However, I don't really like some of the examples in it, they feel a bit stiff. Overall, it's worth reading.
Easy to understand, the mainstay of our philosophy
This book is suitable for in-depth reading by those with a certain philosophical foundation.
Although human civilization appears at different stages in the consensus of historical periods, this is also the summary value of human civilization and society derived from geometric history. Although there are mountains and rivers, the historical wheel of the evolution and progress of human civilization has not stopped. It is just a step forward in the regional community of a shared future for mankind. To put it bluntly, the aura deduced from the space of human civilization development will never stagnate in any historical period. It is the humanistic complex and the infinite exploration of rational thinking that proves that there is a consensus on regional distances and the original pattern of long-term harmonious and common development. The earth seems to have become smaller, and human nature seems to have become generalized.
This book is very thoughtful and its discussion of Chinese and Western cultures is very interesting. The author criticized the shortcomings of traditional Chinese thinking and made me think new about many issues. However, I don't really like some of the examples in it, they feel a bit stiff. Overall, it's worth reading.
Easy to understand, the mainstay of our philosophy
This book is suitable for in-depth reading by those with a certain philosophical foundation.