Park Young-soon et al.: Chinese humanities

Humanities should not be limited to research and education in universities. One of the advantages of humanities is that it's a flexible medium. Colleges, societies, universities and communities can communicate with each other, especially in the modern age of fatigue, who live as victims and perpetrators, swept by their achievements and competitions. That's why we need a social return of knowledge to share the research results of the university with citizens living outside of the college. Because it can be a bridge to the growth of mature citizens who live with others as well as one human being. Now, to expand the horizon of civil literature, we have gathered some of the achievements and published a book called Chinese Humanities, which is with Szek’s citizens. They all split into three parts, and they're made up of 24 topics. From ancient to modern, it's been linked to a variety of topics in Chinese humanities and social science. Part 1 looked at Chinese knowledge and wisdom through ideas and humane classics, and Part 2 introduced Chinese and Chinese in history through books and figures, and third looked at urban change and humanity through local and public spaces. It will help us understand the phenomenon of political and social change in China, rising in East Asia and the world, the nature of human philosophy and the environment of local and urban space that transcend tradition and modern times. We will also provide a view of history and society and humanities.

Korean title: 중국 인문학

Korean author: 박영순 외

Korean publisher: 학고방

ISBN-13: 9791165864118