Traditional Chinese painting was fundamentally an abstract art form.Although there were no absolute abstract Chinese paintings in its original meaning, objects in a painting were not a direct copy of the nature world following the principle of perspective. It was rather a bination or harmony between the nature world and human emotion, a product of "heaven (nature) and human". The effect Chinese painters would like to illustrate in their paintings was not a visual effect of colors and patterns as their Western counterparts would like to achieve. The description of objects in their paintings was no means accurate and few concerned about such factors as colors, principle of perspective, anatomy, surface feel, and relative size. What they would like to achieve was a world in their mind of non materials. The nature world was not an object for them to make a true copy and it was rather elements for them to build their own world.
《中国家常菜（英文版）》主要内容包括：Author‘sForeword、ChineseCookingTechniques、Chopsticks、BasicEquipmentforaChineseHome、Kitchen、Recipes、PorkDishes、BeefandMuttonDishes、PoultryandEggDishes、FishandSeafoodDishes、VegetableandBeanCurdDishes、SweetDishes、Soups等。
China is the birthplace of one of the four greatest civilizations in the world,hence those cultural relics which, in huge quantities and immensely rich varieties, have alwayeen fascinating. These cultural relics were produced during different periods of the Chinesehistory, over well over 7,000 years. They are gems of the Chinese civilization. Thiook gives a brief account of 8 types of cultural relics unearthed in China so far, including pottery, porcelain, jade and bronze. These are seen as the most representative of the Chinese culture, each in its own way providing a glimpse into ancient China.
China is the birthplace of one of the four greatest civilizations in the world,hence those cultural relics which, in huge quantities and immensely rich varieties, have alwayeen fascinating. These cultural relics were produced during different periods of the Chinesehistory, over well over 7,000 years. They are gems of the Chinese civilization. Thiook gives a brief account of 8 types of cultural relics unearthed in China so far, including pottery, porcelain, jade and bronze. These are seen as the most representative of the Chinese culture, each in its own way providing a glimpse into ancient China.
As youread the stories of some of China's peacekeepers, you will be takento lands where the flames of war are still raging,into sudden chaosand conflict, to areas of dangerous landmines and to the disasterrelief in Haiti. These peacekeepers have pledged to never abandontheir posts in the face of hardship and difficulties,with theirresolve never wavering while dedicating their all topeacekeeping.
Peking Opera, known as Jing Ju (Capital Opera), has a history of more than 200 years. Because of its patronage by the ruling Qing,or Manchu, dynasty, Peking Opera grew from a local folk art .to the standard bearer of theatrical art. It attained the prominent status of Guo Ju or National Opera of China. After the Qing Dynasty was overthrown in 1911, Peking Opera continued to gain popularity not only with the upper classes but also with students and intellectuals. By the 1920s, it had developed into a splendid art form and a popular means-of entertainment as well. In the capital alone, numerous theaters were established solely for op- era performances,and there were at least, three academies for training young performers and several pr0fess!onal opera troupes that performed every week.
This book aims to explore Chinese philosophical characteristics of different philosophers in various periods, and distinguish "Chinese philosophical sensibility" motivating their thoughts. In doing so, the author employs Westernphilosophical categories to descdbe different issues in the history of philosophy: Chinese political philosophy in pre-Qin era, Chinese metaphysics from Hanto Tang Dynasties, Chinese epistemology from Song to Ming Dynasties, and modern Chinese-Western comparative philosophy. The author provides readers with a clear conception of Chinese philosophical sensibility and its evolution throughout history.
《健身气功丛书 健身气功：六字诀》讲述了：六字诀养生法，是我国古代流传下来的一种养生方法，为吐纳法。它的特点是：强化人体内部的组织机能，通过呼吸导引，充分诱发和调动脏腑的潜在能力来抵抗疾病的侵袭，防止随着人的年龄的增长而出现的过早衰老。
本书为商务汉语课程辅导参考用书，结合商务汉语考试（BCT）考纲编写，理论与实际相结合，精选中国、日本、德国、法国、美国等 的27家 企业，首先对各个 的文化背景进行简单概括，然后对其企业文化进行总结与阐述，将汉语学习和企业文化结合起来，在增加相关文化背景知识的前提下，融入一些商务环境下使用频率较高、较活跃的词汇和表达，并附这些词汇和表达的英文用法， 附加一些呈现商务及文化现象的实用对话，给学习者提供了内容丰富而有趣的商务汉语学习读物。
本书选取韩国又松大学、美国太平洋路德大学等孔子学院，以及四川大学海外教育学院的汉语学习者，针对他们的词汇习得及教师的词汇教学，进行案例研究，希望通过我们的研究，为今后的课堂教学及教材编纂提出建议，改善汉语学习者词汇的习得效率。希望通过我们的研究为 汉语推广事业尽一份绵薄之力。分别从 中文词汇教学案例展开，共四章，分别为绪论、对韩国汉语学习者词汇教学研究、对泰国汉语学习者词汇教学研究和解决词汇教学的新思路。本书结合我们外派孔子学院的亲身经历，以韩国、泰国、美国三所高校留学生为目标，而分别进行词汇习得的案例研究。
China as an important source of human civilization had given birth to brilliant ancient science and technology and led the world in most of the history of world civilization, and till the mid-19th century its economy was the largest in the world. The development of science and technology in ancient China waased on the observation and study of the human body, the objective world, the heavens, and the earth, which led to the concept of "Integration of nature and man," The achievements nourished Chinese culture and civilization, and contributed greatly to mankind. Ancient Chinese inventions and discoveries are rich and numerous.
在《一个西方人眼中的中国》系列1、2两本书取得成功后，第三本也面世了。书中收录了我于2008年至2010年间撰写的新文章，涉及的话题范围更加广泛，对中国的见解也更加深刻。其中大部分文章已在《中国日报》、《北京周刊》、《人民日报》等刊物以及中国网网站上刊登过，在本书中作了修订，其余文章则是专为本书而写。书的内容涉及交流、语言、行为、食物、建筑、教育和知识产权以及生活和社会的方方面面。书中语言，或幽默，或严肃，或友善，或略带讽刺，有表扬，也有批评。但是无论我写什么，我从来只写自己心中所想。本书既面向中国读者，也考虑了外国读者的阅读兴趣。这也是为什么本书同时涉及了中西方的一些情况。通过了解对方，我们才能更好地相互理解，更和谐地生活在一起。
