By Daniel A. BellOver the last decade or so, there has been a revival of Confucianism. Popular books on Confucianism are best sellers, and official discourse from the government often expresses traditional Confucian values like harmony. What is less well... ...full story at China Beat
from China Beat on Fri, Jul 24 2009
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Revival of Confucianism Part 1 »
YouTube video Jesse Hirsh host of 3D Dialogue interviews Professor Daniel A Bell from Tsinghua University in Beijing regarding the revivial of Confucianism in China. To discuss visit http:.//www.thegodforums.com |
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Senior official calls for inheriting, displaying Confucianism » People's Daily A senior Chinese official has called for the better inheritance and display of Confucianism, for the promotion of the development and prosperity of the country's socialist culture. Confucius is the main founder of Confucianism and he is a great... |
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