Chinese Philosophy/Politics

Ching-I Tu's translation of Poetic Remarks in the Human World contains 111 notes and a comparison of Chinese and English names. The translation was reviewed by famous sinologists. As far as the English translation of "People's Words" is concerned, the version of Tu Jingyu is the earliest published English translation. The translation of Tu Jingyi was translated into the main contents of the 64th issue of the Journal of the State of the Chinese Culture. The 64 articles were selected and published by Wang Guowei himself, including Wang Guowei's main poetic concept and evaluation of poets and poetry. Dr. Wang Shijie, then president of the Taiwan Academia Sinica, and Professor Liu Ruoyu, a Chinese poetry scholar with a good reputation in the United States, gave high praise.

This teaching material is a special purpose Chinese course for advanced learners of Chinese preparing to study Chinese diplomacy / Chinese politics at universities in China or are for other reasons interested in the professional terminology of this field.

I CHING MANAGEMENT Mastering Chinese Business Wisdom (Version in simplified Chinese characters).

This set of 6 volumes - German edition - shows the success story of the "HNA Group" how it grew within a few years from a local Chinese company to one of the largest corporate conglomerates in the field of aviation and tourism worldwide. Discover the fascinating mix of Western business practices and Chinese culture within this company and learn for yourself from the success story. German only edition.

The zodiac animals enjoy a long history and an important place in the daily lives of Chinese people. As such, they are an essential element of Chinese culture. The series “Meet Your Chinese Zodiac Animal” is composed of 12 volumes, but each volume can stand alone. Each book provides readers with an introduction to the origin, cultural connotations and history of a zodiac animal as well as the stories and artistic works related to it. Readers can get acquainted with their own “animal” and gain an insight into the Chinese way of life.

Illustrated paperback about the source of Chinese thought: Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. In simplified Chinese, 138 pages.

A Short History of Chinese Philosophy was drafted during the period from 1946 to 1947 when Feng Youlan was employed by the University of Pennsylvania in the United States. This book tells the history of Chinese philosophy for thousands of years in simple terms. It has not only been a universal textbook for Chinese philosophy in many universities in the world, but also an introductory book for many Westerners to understand Chinese thought and culture. This edition is an English-Chinese version, translation by Zhao Fusan.