‘Stagnation’ theories distort Chinese history
Chinese civilization is the only civilization in the world which has developed continuously in th...
China’s upward growth momentum remains unchanged
The Chinese economy’s recovery and positive trend in 2023 is by no means an accident as it stems...
Seminar eyes disciplinary growth of foreign literature
The field of foreign literature should invest greater efforts toward nurturing students’ capacit...
The ceramics of the Song Dynasty are particularly renowned for their exquisite glazes and emphasi...
The dawn of equestrianism in China
The development of human civilization is inseparable from exchanges and fusions among various civilizations and cultures.
The epic journey of China’s Red Army
Notes on Retracing the Long March is a book delving into the historic Long March undertaken by the Red Army under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC) ...
Desolate Lop Nor tombs exhibit distinctive Central Pl...
The “lian-bi” patterns demonstrate the cultural connection between the ancient Central Plains and the Western Regions.
Roger Fry illuminates Chinese influence upon Western art
Roger Fry (1866–1934) stands out as a pioneer in the evolution of formalism in modern Western art.
An exploration into China's cultural aesthetics
A Collection of Chinese Cultural Aesthetics aims to establish an academic and disco...
A close reading of contemporary novels
Close Reading of Texts and the Charm of Contemporary Chinese Fiction adopts close r...
A tool kit of computational social sciences
An Introduction to Computational Social Sciences emerges with the pioneering vision...
Positive externality and economic law
Research on the Incentive Mechanism of Positive Externality in Economic Law introdu...
Ye Shengtao made Chinese fairy tales from...
Ye Shengtao (1894–1988) created the first collection of fairy tales in the history of Chinese ...
Anthropologist Zhuang Kongshao records Ch...
Born in 1946, the Chinese anthropologist Zhuang Kongshao was the first ethnology (anthropology)...
Xia Nai through letters
Xia Nai (1910–1985) was one of the founders of modern Chinese archaeology and a monument in th...