主编:骆文伟,华侨大学马克思主义学院副教授、学术硕导,MBA教育中心专业硕导、通识教育研究中心主任,暨南大学国家首批“铸牢中华民族共同体意识研究基地”兼职研究员、华南师范大学港澳青少年教育研究中心兼职研究员。主讲“中华文化概要”“思想道德与法治”“世界遗产在中国”等课程。 译者:李志君,华侨大学外国语学院教授,学术硕导和翻译专业硕导。研究兴趣包括语料库话语研究、英语教学、语用学和语料库翻译。在Journal of Pragmatics等国际同行评议的SSCI和A&HCI期刊和国内重要期刊上发表了近30篇相关论文,出版了各类书籍7本(其中2本教材),各级课题6项。
目录
Introduction The Grand Historical Perspective: What Makes China, China?
1.1 What Is "Zhongguo"? What Is “Zhonghua”?
1.1.1 What Is "Zhongguo"?
1.1.2 What Is "Zhonghua”?
1.2 Overview of Chinese Culture
1.2.1 Chinese Culture
1.2.2 The Chinese Nation
1.2.3 The Chinese Nation as One Community
1.3 Chinese Culture from a Grand Historical Perspective
Chapter 1 The Origin of Chinese Culture
1.1 Geography
1.1.1 Features of Chinese Geography
1.1.2 Geography and Chinese Culture
1.2 Economy
1.2.1 Two Economic Forms in Ancient China: Farming Economy and Nomadic Economy
1.2.2 Incomplete Natural Economy and Capitalist Economy: The Economic Forms of Modern Society
1.2.3 Transition from the New Democratic Economy to Socialist Economy: Modern Forms of Social Economy
1.3 Political Structure
1.3.1 Traditional Political Structure: Patriarchal Clan System and Centralized System
1.3.2 Modern Political Structure: A Republic
1.3.3 Contemporary Political Structure: The People's Congresses
1.4 Cultural Integration among All Ethnic Groups
1.4.1 The Integration between the Farming Culture of the Central Plains and the Nomadic Culture of Northern China
1.4.2 The Integration between the Farming Culture of the Central Plains and the Shifting Cultivation Culture of the High-Mountain Areas in Southem China
1.4.3 Cultural Contributions of Ethnic Minorities to Chinese Culture
1.4.4 Historical Experience of Interactions, Exchanges and Integration amongAll Ethnic Groups
1.5 The Unifled Multi-Ethnic Chinese Nation
1.5.1 Colorful Regional Cultures
1.5.2 ADiverse yet Unified Chinese Civilization
Chapter 2 Ancient Chinese Philosophy
2.1 Confucianism
2.1.1 Confucius
2.1.2 Mencius
2.1.3 Xunzi
2.1.4 Zhu Xi
2.1.5 Wang Yangming
2.2 Daoism
2.2.1 Laozi
2.2.2 Zhuangzi
2.3 Buddhism
2.3.1 Central Ideas of Chinese Buddhism
2.3.2 Chinese Buddhism in the Contemporary World
Chapter 3 The Spirit of Chinese Culture
3.1 The Great Unity Ideal
3.1.1 The Strong Centralized Political System
3.1.2 Cultural Identity as the Basis of the Chinese Nation as One Community
3.1.3 A Global View of Harmonious Coexistence
3.2 Paramount Importance of Peace and the Doctrine of the Mean
3.2.1 He (Harmony)
3.2.2 Zhongyong (the Doctrine of the Mean)