Organized scientific research aligns with collaborati...
“Organized scientific research” is defined as lab-based/project-based research, led by Primary ...
People-centered philosophy offers insights into mega ...
The “people’s city” concept offers a compelling answer to this epochal question, while marking...
Translation transforms words into bridges of friendship
Garcia-Noblejas offers a systematic account of his translation philosophy—including how Spanish ...
Tracing the evolution of early dragon imagery through...
From the Longshan era through the Shang and Zhou periods, we see clear evidence of continuity in ...
Farewell to Utopia: Current state of Chinese art
If the 1.0 version of contemporary art centered on competition within professional circles, the 2.0 version seems to have shifted decisively toward broader public enga...
Restoring an ancient Tubo crown to its former glory
A crown unearthed from Quangou Tomb No. 1 in Wulan County, Qinghai Province, Northwest China, has been brought back to life through a painstaking restoration effort.
Tan Qixiang’s scholarly interpretation of ‘Historic...
As one of the pioneers of modern historical geography in China, Tan earned widespread respect in the academic community for his accurate grasp of historical development.
Scientific restoration of Tang Dynasty dragon sculptures from Xiong’an
On October 28, 2024, while the laboratory archaeology cabin at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences was in the midst of relocation and construction, tw...
New book offers global academic insights into China topics
This book series aims to excerpt and translate academic achievements in the field o...
The book connects different civilizations through 15 cultural nodes across time and...
Criminal law responds to ecological civilization construction
Study on Early Criminal Law Governance of Environmental Crimes outlines a vertical ...
A Chinese paradigm of international security governance
The Theoretical Landscape of Non-Traditional Security criticizes Western internatio...
Ma Shitu: A life between words and duty
Ma Shitu was a man of remarkable vitality—his life rarely paused, even well into his centenari...
Pan Guangdan and his academic life
As China’s first sociobiologist, Pan analyzed and assessed Chinese history through the princip...
Ye Shengtao made Chinese fairy tales from...
Ye Shengtao (1894–1988) created the first collection of fairy tales in the history of Chinese ...
