Xu Zhuoyun, the author of "Eternal Rivers" and a 95-year-old historian, is the first educational work in a 60-year education career.
Reflect on education, look at the future, and explore the future of today's students and the world through the gaps in today's education and culture.
Yu Minhong, Qian Wenzhong, Xu Dongmei, Lin Xiaoying, Huang Deng, Leng Yubin, Zhao Xu, etc. Are highly recommended.
"Have a vision, go beyond what you haven't seen. Find ways to imagine what the world might be like in places we haven't seen."
This book is the first educational work by Xu Zhuoyun, a great historian. The 95-year-old historian reflects on education, looks at the future, conducts in-depth analysis of topics such as education, universities, Chinese studies, tradition and modernity in today's era, and uses his lifetime knowledge to build a "bridge" between the academic community and the public.
The book condenses the thoughts of Xu Zhuoyun, a 95-year-old man who has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge, about education and youth. He looked from the country's past to its future, and from this country, he observed the history and development of the entire human society. It not only discussed the current situation and challenges of education, but also put forward expectations and suggestions for future education.
Through Xu Zhuoyun's explanation, readers not only gain a new understanding of education, culture and society, but also gain a deep understanding of personal growth and development. At the same time, the author also touches on social changes and the future of human civilization between the lines, which inadvertently increases the readers' sense of social responsibility and mission.
