This book is intended to reconsider the ethos of Chinese culture against the status quo of China and the world today, and with a particular reference to the human conditionin the context of globalization and its challenges. It features an engaging and in - depth discussion about such notions as heaven-and-human oneness, harmonization without being patternized, and happiness in philosophies and religions, among others. All this is applied not merely to the development of cultural ideals, social norms, human relations and even world outlooks, but also to the formation of thinking strategies, personal cultivation, aesthetic contemplation, and spiritual nourishment, etc.
Paperback, English, 241 pages, 9.05" x 6
