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159320
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At the end of the 1910s, Du Yaquan, Chinese thinker, essayer, and popularizer of science, became a proponent of the ideology of cultural conservatism, which called for a mutual blending and harmonization of the cultures of China and the West. His political views, including the concept of the continuity of statehood, his interpretation of the relationship between the old and new in China's development, and his understanding of the social basis of the revolution are examined using primary sources. It is concluded that Du's world view became an expression of the ideas of conservatism, which tried to prevent a break with national traditions in the course of building a new culture.
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124199
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2013.
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This article is devoted to the new trends in China's policy after the 18th CPC Congress. The unveiling of the slogan "The Chinese Dream" of a "Great Rebirth of the Nation" opened up new prospects for consolidating society around the objectives of development. The Chinese leadership stresses the complicated nature of future reforms and the need to overcome the growing resistance to further changes.
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ID:
083922
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143127
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China's growing resolve annoys the West, but today's global leaders remain quite skeptical about the chances of an alternative "Chinese world order." Creating a different world order requires a different set of political values. If one assumes that China has neither the ideology nor values other countries may find attractive enough, it is easy to surmise that the chances of Chinas international agenda look slim.
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ID:
129566
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2014.
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. The article examines the main trends and developments in the study of Chinese philosophy and religion in Russia in this century. Among the leading academic achievements, mention should be made of a comprehensive encyclopedia entitled Spiritual Culture in China (l, studies of the heritage of neo- Confucianism, the role of Chinese philosophy in contacts between China and the West, and the study of the practical aspects of modern religious life in China.
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ID:
147037
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The Chinese economy is slowing down. According to official statistics, Chinas GDP grew by 6.9 percent in 2015. This is a very good result given the slow growth of the global economy. Yet this is much below Chinas growth rate of several years ago.
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ID:
082064
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2008.
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Russia and China have vehemently rejected the model of external "management by objectives." They have been quite successful in effectuating a "transition without a destination" or, in other words, a type of transformation that does not envision a merger with already existing organizations on terms set fort
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ID:
098137
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2010.
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The 2nd International Sinological Conference devoted to the subject "Sinology and Intercultural Contacts" was held in Beijing at the People's University of China on October 30-31, 2009. There were six panels working within the framework of the scientific forum, which discussed the relations between Sinology and the dialogue of cultures, Sinology and the study of history, Chinese literature, translations of Chinese classical texts, and Chinese opera. There was the "Forum of Confucian Institutes" at which Chinese and foreign participants spoke of teaching the Chinese language in foreign environment. Two round-table discussions were organized: one was devoted to the study of previously unknown Chinese texts discovered by archaeologists, and the other - to the interaction between Chinese literature and contemporary Sinology. More than one hundred scholars from various educational and research institutions of the PRC took part in the work of the conference, and about twenty scholars represented Taiwan, Xianggang and Aomen. About fifty foreign guests attended the conference.
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