Key Concepts
Key Concepts in Chinese Thought and Culture (Volume 3), compiled by the editorial board of the same name, is a standout achievement of the Chinese Thought and Culture Terminology Communication Project, acting as an illuminating bridge to the core of traditional Chinese culture with a total of 58,452 entries.
This volume zeroes in on fundamental Chinese cultural concepts, such as “Fenggu (Strength of Character)”, “Danqing (Traditional Chinese Painting)”, and “Unity of Knowledge and Action”. It masterfully unravels the intricate ties between art, beauty, and moral education, revealing how philosophical ideas seamlessly permeate literature and music. The book vividly captures the diversity of artistic expressions in ancient China—whether unrestrained, ethereal, as fresh as spring water, or full of noble spirit—and these varied styles mirror the rich tapestry of human life. More importantly, it reflects the profound aspirations of traditional Chinese intellectuals: their relentless pursuit of truth and their sincere commitment to enlightening the people and nurturing social morality.
For learners, especially English education majors, Volume 3 is an invaluable resource. It not only deepens the understanding of Chinese cultural connotations but also provides abundant material for cross-cultural communication, helping to convey the essence of Chinese thought to the world with accuracy and depth.
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