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Books by 福德道正心
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Buddhism in the World 佛教在人间
The wisdom of dependent origination and emptiness, which the Buddha realized beneath the Bodhi tree, fundamentally overturns the underlying logic of human cognition. This is not a simple update of knowledge, but a dismantling of binary thinking. It's like quantum physicists discovering the wave-particle duality of microscopic particles: Buddhist wisdom reveals the empty nature of the phenomenal world...
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The Ancient and Modern Lamps of Green Crag 碧岩古今灯
The Lamp Through the Ages draws its spiritual roots from the Chan Buddhist classic The Blue Cliff Record, using the “lamp” as a connecting image to build a bridge across a thousand years between classical wisdom and the modern heart. The “Blue Cliff” in the title carries forward the Chan spirit of The Blue Cliff Record: the stern blows and shouts of Master Shishuang in ancient mountain temples, and the unobstructed wit of Master Zhaozhou’s “Go drink tea.” These are crystallized into wisdom that
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The Quantum Internet 量子互联网
China Takes the Lead in Quantum Technology: As quantum technology moves from the laboratory into the real world, China is forging ahead in this defining technological race through independent innovation. This nonfiction work follows Pan Jianwei’s team as it breaks new ground in quantum communication, computing, and sensing, revealing how China has bridged the gap between quantum theory and practical applications. In the ultraclean room of the Hefei Micro-Scale Laboratory, a superconducting quant
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Confucianism and the Madhyamaka View 儒道中观
Using the Confucian and Daoist philosophy of “the Middle” as its central theme, this book explores in depth the key differences between the Confucian ideal of “the Doctrine of the Mean” and the Daoist principle of “holding to the center.” It reveals how these ideas complement each other in the spiritual tradition of China and offers a Systematic account of their distinctive value for adaptation to modern society. Confucian “moderation” is rooted in ethical practice and grounded in the belief tha
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