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Password: xf3e Title: We are too short of a kind of knowledge called life.

Author: Xue

Douban score: 7.9

Press: Zhonghua Book Company

Publication year: 20 18-4-23

Page count: 328

Content introduction:

The original power of China's study is to settle our personal life.

This book is a dialogue between Xue, a famous scholar in Taiwan Province, and a reporter from China Radio International about life science and Chinese studies education.

Xue calls himself an author, speaker, walker and practitioner of China culture. He focused on the development of Chinese culture on both sides of the strait and personal life experiences, without talking about concepts or selling knowledge. Because of his practice, he benefited a lot, and he still felt at ease under the impetuousness around him.

When we talk about China culture, we must have a connection with our life, so that we can really have a foundation. Xue talked about the reconstruction and realistic dilemma of rites and music from the perspective of traditional culture practitioners, the continuation of traditional culture and family ethics from the perspective of fatherhood, and commented on the cultural return and cultural self-confidence in the manic era from various cultural phenomena. At the same time, we should pay attention to the profound influence of traditional culture on the public, the irreplaceable role of traditional values in reality, and the influence of the global information age on traditional culture, activate the traditional cultural genes of China people, restore the traditional connection between our life, life and history, ancestors and everything in the world, and find our own sense of physical and mental belonging and living atmosphere of China people.

About the author:

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Author, speaker, walker.

Eggplant people in the fishing village in southern Tainan, Taiwan Province, are descendants of Xue Jiadi 12 in Zhongshan Village, Changtai County, Zhangzhou, Fujian. Both parents are illiterate and have no school education. From the second year of high school, he was puzzled for a long time about how to settle down, so he dropped out of school for half a year at the age of eighteen. After I was nineteen, I was interested in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. The focus of attention is the practice of life and the reconstruction of culture.

He has lived in the countryside of Taidongtang since 1993. Until 2009, he began to publish articles in newspapers and periodicals on both sides of the strait. Focusing on the development of China culture and personal life experience, the article is good at touching the core of China culture from the surface. At the moment when the ceremony broke down, people can always cut into it from a cultural perspective, so that people can still see vitality everywhere even in the face of disasters. In particular, it can arouse people's interest in China culture unconsciously and create a peaceful and peaceful world. The simplified versions have been published, including Hu Lancheng's The Beginning of Heaven and Earth, The Joy of Confucius, The Joy of the World, Educating Without Confusion, The World Should Be Clear and Flat, People Like Heaven-Life Weather of Ancient Han People, The Time between Heaven and Man-Xue Du Historical Records, etc. 20 17 12 won the title of "20 17 cross-strait writer of the year".

In addition to writing, he has long taught China culture courses in Taipei Academy, Shanghai Hengnan Academy, Shanghai 21st Culture, park shanghai Hill Hall, and learning institutions and non-governmental organizations in Guangzhou, Beijing, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Changsha, Zhengzhou, Shijiazhuang, Xi 'an, Jinan, Dalian, Shenyang, Yinchuan and Shenzhen.

He has taught short training courses such as Historical Records and The Analects of Confucius in Tsinghua University (Shenzhen Graduate School) and China Europe International Business School. He served as a guest lecture on China culture at Nanjing Audit University for three consecutive years; At the invitation of Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University of China, China University of Political Science and Law, Nanjing University, Taiwan Province Provincial University, Yangming University in Taiwan Province and Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan, he gave lectures on China culture for many times. Because it stirs up with life and corresponds to reality, the course has a great response.

Producer and screenwriter of Radio China International.

Cultural special programs such as Confucius Institute, Weekend Kung Fu Tea and Life in silver moon were planned and produced. The content of the program has included the Happy Analects of Confucius by Taiwan Province writer Xue and the manuscripts by Peking University scholars.

He has written for CCTV documentary My Motherland-Impression of Wan Li Seas and Seas and Phoenix Satellite TV food documentary Taste. His works have won China International Broadcasting News Award, CIAVC and Global Chinese Broadcasting Innovation Award for many times.