Key Concepts in Chinese Thought and Culture are concepts and keywords or phrases Chinese people have created or come to use that are fundamentally pertinent to Chinese philosophy, humanistic, spirit, way of thinking and values. This series has 9 volu...

The editorial board of Key Concepts in Chinese Thought and Culture includes Prof. Yuan Jixi, Prof. Wang Bo, Prof. Nie Changshun, Prof. Huang Youyi, etc. Prof. Yuan Jixi is Professor at School of Chinese Classics, Renmin University of China, member of...

Each volume of this series is centered on one concept only or a couple of closely related concepts. Theauthors examine in detail its historical context, semantic context, origin and evolution and academicinfluence, based on the research findings in a...

Confucius Institue Headquarters (Hanban)

Stories of Chinese People's Lives (Volume I) is designed for Chinese language learners by Confucius Institute Headquarters (Hanban). It contains 8 books, each with its own topics. Texts in each book tell stories about Chinese people's lives from diff...

Charles Q. Wu

Dr. Wu Qianzhi's new book, Thus Spoke Laozi: a New Translation with Commentaries of Dao De Jing, draws its strength from his excellent bilingual skills and cross-cultural perspective. It provides a new tool for English-speaking readers int...

Charles Q. Wu

Dr. Wu Qianzhi's new book, Thus Spoke Laozi: a New Translation with Commentaries of Dao De Jing, draws its strength from his excellent bilingual skills and cross-cultural perspective. It provides a new tool for English-speaking readers int...