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Flowers Blooming and Falling Chinese Department (Updated Edition)
This book is a collection of essays written by Chen Pingyuan, professor of liberal arts at Peking University and a famous scholar, focusing on the "Chinese Department of Peking University". He recalls "the past is like smoke", appreciates the "romantic relationship between teachers and friends", and outlines an "alternative history of the department" to reflect his own "Chinese feelings." Most of those recalled or described in the book are teachers and friends the author has had contact with, ma
21Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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The Buddha Said, "What's the Point of Asking Me? I Forget to Say Anything." the Branches Are Full of Flowers in Spring, and the Moon Is Full in the Sky.
In 1985, Qian Liqun, Huang Ziping, and Chen Pingyuan, known as the "Three Musketeers of Yanyuan", jointly proposed the concept of "20th Century Chinese Literature", advocating a holistic perspective to trace the origins of modern and contemporary Chinese literature to the late Qing Dynasty, and opening up the three periods of "modern literature", "modern literature" and "contemporary literature", which aroused strong response from the academic community. The "Man on Culture Series" is a concrete
4Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Buddhism, Buddhism and Taoism (Manshuo Culture Series)
This collection of essays about Buddhism and Taoism focuses on the short pieces written by May Fourth New Literature writers based on Buddhism and Taoism. In addition to paying attention to reality, gaining insight into society, and hoping to use Buddhism and Taoism to transform the nation and save the nation, there are also works on self-cultivation, life insights, seeking spiritual comfort, and remembering the ancestors of the Buddhist world. Nowadays, there is a popular meme on the Internet:
3Reads7.9Score—Shelves