Isn't there a separate sanzang in the Ministry of Longitude? --On the composition of the Three Treasures of the Sutra And its concept of the Sutra
When: 14:00, Friday, March 4
Venue: Tencent Conference
Speaker: Li Can (Associate Professor, Department of Sanskrit Pali, School of Asian Studies, University of Foreign Chinese, Beijing)
Many schools, such as the Theravada, the (Fundamental) Saying that there are parts, and the Sayings of the World, have preserved a considerable number of the Three Tibetan Classics and have been widely studied by scholars. However, due to the scattered information, the Three Treasures used by the Ministry of Economics and Quantities have long been hidden and little is known. So is there a separate three treasures in the Sutra Department? How are the three collections made up? What is special about other ministries? What documents does the Ministry of Longitude and Quantity consider to be in the collection? What is the idea behind it? This lecture will introduce some new findings and perspectives in order to attract the attention of the academic community to the above challenging issues.
"World Empire" and Dante's "End Times" Expectations
Time: March 4 (Friday) 19:00-21:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 969721832)
Speaker: Zhu Zhenyu (Associate Professor, College of Foreign Chinese, Zhejiang University)
Dante has always adhered to the concept of "world empire" in works such as "Feast", "Theory of Imperialism", and "Divine Comedy". The implicit revision of Augustine's "philosophy of history" in this conception is implicitly consistent with Joachim's historical theology and similar to the ideas of pioneers such as Remigio de'Girolami, Tolomeo da Lucca, and others on the totality of mankind. The first lecture in the "Rise of the Modern World: Renaissance Philosophy Lecture Series" will analyze the flow of this idea at the end of the Middle Ages through the controversies caused by the early reception history of imperialism and the dramatic details related to the Divine Comedy.
The differentiation of philology and the evolution of China's "oriental language system"
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 668496127, Password: 5461)
Speaker: Hao Lan (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, College of Liberal Arts, Tianjin Normal University)
As an institutionalized discipline concept, the change in the name structure of China's "Oriental Language Department" is a good topic for comparative literature: not only can we examine the "conceptual travel", but also see the relationship between modern China and international scholarship, especially Western languages and literature. Since the 1940s, Peking University has gradually changed its name from the department of oriental languages and literatures to the department of oriental languages, the department of oriental languages and literatures, and the department of oriental studies, and has once again diverged into the department of oriental languages and cultures. Such an evolution is not only related to the politics and scholarship of modern China, as Mr. Ji Xianlin said, but also synchronized with the trend of differentiation of "linguistic literature" in international scholarship in the 19th and 20th centuries: they have basically experienced the division and integration from comprehensive linguistics to independent linguistics, language and literature studies, cultural studies, and regional and country studies. This is also the internal theoretical basis for Peking University's Oriental Studies to change its name many times in the fields of philology, language, literature, foreign Chinese, and Oriental studies after the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Literature, Information and Political Exchange: Wei Heed's "Crisis and Sustainment of the Song Empire" Seminar
When: Friday, March 4, 20:30
Venue: ZOOM Conference
Speaker: Wei Xide (Sinologist, Chair Professor of Chinese History at Leiden University, The Netherlands)
The Belgian scholar Hilde De Weerdt devoted herself to the study of Song history, and her new work, Crisis and Maintenance of the Song Empire, gave a new consideration to the political and intellectual history of the Song Dynasty through the close reading of texts and the construction of interpersonal networks. In this cultural research reading activity, we will study Wei Xide's book online.
Why is China modern?
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 9:00-11:30
Location: Bilibili
Guests: Xu Yong (Professor, China Rural Research Institute, Central China Normal University), Xiao Bin (Professor, School of Politics and Public Affairs Management, Sun Yat-sen University), Guo Zhonghua (Professor, School of Government and Management, Nanjing University), Luo Yinan (Assistant Professor, School of Government and Management, Peking University), Li Huaiyin (Professor of History, University of Texas, Austin Campus)
Political science explores the major and fundamental issues in human political life, while Chinese political science explores the specific manifestations of human problems under the conditions of The Chinese situation. At the same time, the political science exploration of any issue is based on specific texts. The text is the final precipitation of the spark of human thought and the final presentation of knowledge production, where different approaches of theory, reality and history converge. Therefore, reading texts is the basic skill and basic link of all exploration, and text reading and problem exploration are in a key position in political science research. We political scientists come together to build our own reading and exploration projects! In the first phase, four heavy guests, as well as Professor Li Huaiyin, author of "The Formation of Modern China, 1600-1949", were invited to discuss why China is modern.
Historical Reflections on Confucian Culture
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 18:00-20:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 76046383347), Bilibili (Live Room ID: 22391891)
Speaker: Lou Yulie (Professor, Department of Philosophy, Peking University)
In the second lecture of "Confucianism Facing the World", Professor Lou Yulie was invited to give a lecture on "Historical Reflections on Confucian Culture". Professor Lou Yulie has been teaching since graduating in 1960 and is the honorary dean of the Institute of Religious Culture of Peking University, and his main works include "Perception of Chinese Culture", "Xunzi New Notes", etc., and has sorted out the "Wang Biji Proofreading Interpretation", "(Kang Youwei) Analects Notes", "Spring and Autumn DongShiXue" and so on.
Non-Fiction Round Table: Open the folded world
Time: March 6 (Sunday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 560207523)
Guests: Chen Nianxi (Poet, Non-Fiction Writer), Yuan Ling (Writer), Zhang Huiyu (Researcher, School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University)
What kind of attitude should you have to walk into the lives of strangers who are very different and write their stories? How to measure the public value of a topic and strive to make the text cross the barriers of communication? How do you find the power to cross borders in the everyday stories of ordinary people? How can words and other mediums complement each other and show reality? Taking the Opportunity of the Sixth Tone English Nonfiction Writing Competition, Sixth Will host the "Nonfiction Roundtable: Open the Folded World" Chinese online event on the afternoon of March 6, inviting non-fiction writers Chen Nianxi, Yuan Ling, and Zhang Huiyu, a researcher at Peking University's School of Journalism and Communication, with Lin Shiqi, a phD candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine, as guest hosts to discuss the concerns of these serious writers.
Beyond the South China Sea: A Study of the History of the Indian Ocean
Time: March 6 (Sunday) 15:00-17:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 673212313, Password: 112358)
Speaker: Chen Boyi (Associate Professor, School of Humanities, Xiamen University)
The second lecture series of "Where is the Border Pass: The Frontier of the Ming and Qing Dynasties under a New Horizon" was invited to give a lecture on the study of the history of the Indian Ocean by Professor Chen Boyi of Xiamen University. Chen Boyi is a Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, whose research interests are Southeast Asian history, maritime and frontier history, and socio-economic history, and his representative works include "Limiting mountains and seas: The Order of Sea and Land in the Northeast Corner of the South China Sea in the 16th-17th Centuries" and "Research on Coastal Defense in the Southern Zhili of the Ming Dynasty".
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Beijing | pursue the second river of life - Shan Xiaohai Poetry Sharing Meeting
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 14:30-17:00
Venue: Lama Temple, 1st Floor, Tower B, Lama Temple One Center, No. 51 West Street, Dongcheng District
Guests: Jiang Nianguang (poet), Zhou Weichi (Researcher, Institute of World Religions, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), Zhou Zhan (Researcher, Institute of Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), Yang Zao (Literary Historian, Co-founder of Reading Neighbor), Green Tea (Book Reviewer), Qiu Xiaoshi (Co-Founder of Reading Neighbor)
It seems that Shan Xiaohai should belong to the kind of "successful people" in the secular sense of the business world. In fact, over the years, the famous school poet of the early 1990s has not shown much disconnection with poetry. So the appearance of this "Second River" is indeed a bit surprising. Shan Xiaohai said, "I am a half-hearted person. For me, poetry is an underground river. Although he couldn't see it for a long time, he knew that he was there. Today is a gushing out of the ground, inviting new and old friends to be a witness, and that's it. Can it flow into the sea in the future? Go with the flow. In fact, many people are silently pursuing the second river of life, and the pursuit itself is meaning. ”
Beijing | What is the right way to open up classics in contemporary society?
Time: March 7 (Monday) 18:00-19:30
Venue: Room 401, Lide Building, Chinese Min University, No. 59 Zhongguancun Street, Haidian District
Speaker: Zhang Xuesong (Associate Professor, School of Philosophy, Chinese Min University)
In the third lecture of the lecture series "This Shore of Thinking: Hot Issues in Contemporary Philosophy", Associate Professor Zhang Xuesong gave a lecture and talked with Teacher Wang Junqi.
Shanghai | smoking, drinking, talent and love brain
Location: Sinan Bookstore, No. 517 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Tian Hongmin (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor of Shanghai Normal University), Walk Around (Writer)
Tsvetaeva and Jamison, two women who excel at self-dissection. Smoking, drinking, or falling in love, these addictive daily things, never numbed their nerves, but stimulated and released their talents. On the evening of March 4th, Russian literature researcher Tian Hongmin and writers will come to Sinan Bookstore to share with readers how to read women's works and discuss the lives and creations of female writers in depth.
Shanghai | "Looking at the World with the Liver and Gallbladder": The Present and Future of Youth Literature
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: Sinan Literature House, No. 505 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Jin Li (Professor of department of Chinese, Fudan University), Yang Zhaofeng (Chinese teacher at Baoshan Campus of the Second Affiliated Middle School of China Normal University), Jiang Linwan (game screenwriter), Cao Yujie (2021 master's student of the Department of Chinese, Fudan University)
Walk into Fudan University's "Wangdao" discussion group class and see how they "discover", "pay attention" to and "discuss" in it: discover writers and works that have not been anchored by the classical coordinate system of literary history; pay attention to literary possibilities that have been ignored in traditional vision and elite literary mechanisms; and intervene in the literary scene with an attitude of not being vain and not hidden.
Shanghai | young people's intellectual journey, starting with surprise – why do we need philosophical education?
When: March 5 (Sat) 14:00
Venue: Shangju Art Bookstore, No. 620 Huashan Road, Jing'an District
Guests: Liu Qing (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, School of Politics and International Relations, East China Normal University), Cai Wenjing (Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Gao Song (Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Tongji University)
In this salon event, we invited Liu Qing, author of "Starting from Surprise: The First Lesson of Youth Philosophy", Professor Liu Qing of the School of Politics and International Relations of East China Normal University, Cai Wenjing, Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and Gao Song, Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy of Tongji University, to discuss philosophy education in China, their feelings and reflections in educational practice, and the significance of philosophy for Chinese students and contemporary Chinese.
Shanghai | approaching Lao Ding - "Memoirs of forty Years of Art" Scenery Record of the Maritime Art Garden
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 15:00-17:00
Venue: Shanghai Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore, 624 Huaihai Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Chen Zishan (Professor of Chinese Department of East China Normal University), Zhang Wei (Shanghai Library Research Librarian), Gu Zheng (Professor of School of Journalism, Fudan University), Chen Jianhua (Distinguished Chair Professor of Fudan University, Professor of Institute of Ancient Books), Zhu Chunxiang (Shanghai Library Reference Librarian), Ding Xia (Media Person)
Ding Shu (丁悚), zi Muqin, is the father of cartoonist Ding Cong. He was not only a creative painter, but also an art educator and art activist. From 1944 to 1945, Ding Hu wrote a column for the Oriental Daily entitled "Memoirs of forty Years of Art", describing various anecdotes and anecdotes in the maritime art scene of the Republic of China at the end of the Qing Dynasty. This group of texts has never been published in a collection, and Mr. Ding Xia, the grandson of Mr. Ding Hu, with the help of modern literature researchers in the Shanghai Library, recorded all the texts from the old newspaper materials, and made a careful revision, and published the book "Memoirs of forty Years of Art". This is a collection of modern Shanghai art and literature historical materials, and it is an indispensable material for the study of Shanghai culture. This Saturday afternoon, Ding Xia, Chen Zishan, Zhang Wei, Gu Zheng, Chen Jianhua, Zhu Chunxiang and other guests will visit the Shanghai Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore to talk about Ding Shu and the art scene of the Republic of China.
Shanghai | in the future, will humans be controlled by AI? ——"The Future of Mankind, the Future of AI" New Book Sharing Session
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 19:00-21:00
Location: 4th Floor, Jiayu Building, Building 8, No. 18 Fair road, Hongkou District, 4th Floor, Construction Of Investment Bookstore
Guests: He Liang (Associate Dean and Professor, School of Computer Science and Technology, East China Normal University), Ding Ding Worm (Science Fiction Writer, Translator)
The Future of Humanity, The Future of AI is a dialogue between two world-class masters in the Japanese biomedical and shogi worlds: Shinya Yamanaka, winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine and director of the Institute of iPS Cell Research at Kyoto University, and Yoshiharu Habu, the first japanese shogi player in history to achieve seven crowns and seven crowns of eternity, and is known as one of the "strongest chess players". On March 5th, we invited Professor He Liang of East China Normal University to chat with the translator of this book, Ding Ding worm, to talk about the topic of AI and discuss "in the future, will humans be controlled by AI".
Shanghai | feminism, we start from scratch - "Feminism from Scratch" sharing session
Time: March 6 (Sunday) 19:00-21:00
Location: Tsukiya Bookstore, Building 7, Shangsheng New Institute, No. 1262 West Yan'an Road, Changning District
Guests: Liang Yong'an (Professor, Department of Chinese, Fudan University), Lin Ziren (Media Person)
Chizuru Ueno is a representative of Feminist theory and movement in East Asia in recent years, and her new book "Feminism from Scratch", published late last year, has attracted much attention, especially the sentence in the book, "Feminism is by no means the idea of the weak trying to become the strong." Feminism is the idea of pursuing respect for the weak", which resonated widely with readers. Liang Yongan, a professor at Fudan University who has won the favor of many young people for his "love class", has also repeatedly emphasized the independence of women in love and marriage, and his views have also touched many people. On the evening of March 6, Liang Yong'an, professor of the Department of Chinese of Fudan University, and Lin Ziren, a media person, will visit Tsutaya Bookstore to share the reading experience of "Feminism from Scratch", talk about work, love, marriage and other topics from feminism, and understand the world from scratch from a feminist perspective.
Guangzhou | Discover Poetry: Talking about How to Capture The Poetry of Everyday Life - Yang Ke's "I Saw My Motherland in a Pomegranate" New Book Sharing Session
Location: Mu35, Minus 1st Floor, Taikoo Hui, No. 383 Tianhe Road, Tianhe District
Speaker: Yang Ke (Poet, President of Chinese Poetry Society)
On March 6, Fangsuo Guangzhou invited poet Yang Ke to talk about how to capture the poetry in daily life, how to find imagery from new things in modern life, and how to capture the strong impact from "subtle trembling" in the fast-paced and fragmented urban life.
Hangzhou | Shanghai Guide at 5 p.m. - "Shanghai Capsule" New Book Sharing Session
Location: No. 58 Lishui Road, Gongshu District, Yuanyang Leti Port B Area B103 one-way space 1F
Guests: btr (writer, translator, art critic), Velvet Meteor (poet, photographer), Guo Xi (artist)
On Saturday afternoon, BTR invited two of his friends— the poet Velvet Meteorite and the artist and director of the Imagination Lab, Guo Xi, to join him as a guest at the One Direction Space Hangzhou Leti Port store to talk about his latest collection of novels, Shanghai Capsules, and discuss the topics of exhibition and fiction, reality and fiction.
Hangzhou | How to be a literary reader - Xu Zhiqiang's "Part of Poetics and Ordinary Readers" sharing meeting
Speaker: Xu Zhiqiang (Professor, Department of Chinese, Zhejiang University)
In "Part of Poetics and ordinary readers", scholar Xu Zhiqiang takes readers to explore the vast literary world with 23 commentaries. The "ordinary reader" in the title comes from Woolf: "I am glad to resonate with the ordinary reader, for after all those elegant and subtle, pedantic dogmas, the honor of all poets is ultimately determined by the common sense of the reader, who is not corrupted by literary prejudices." On the evening of March 5, Xu Zhiqiang will bring his new book "Part of Poetics and Ordinary Readers" to the one-way space Hangzhou Leti Port Store to talk with "ordinary readers" and use poetics to reach the writers you are familiar with.
The poets | Hangzhou are alert observers and companions of history
Location: Hangzhou NetEase Snail Book Library, Building 6, No. 18 Chuanghui Street, Binjiang District
Guests: Evil Bird (Founder of Federation Walker), Kong Yalei (Novelist, Translator), Zhang Yimin (Poet, Translator)
On the occasion of world poetry day, the Goethe-Institut cooperated with the Hangzhou NetEase Snail Reading Museum to hold a "poetry quartet" under the framework of the "Literary Quartet" activity. The participants in the event and the books they selected were: "The Best Rilke", a collection of poems by the founders of the Federation Walker and writers Evil Bird and Rilke, "The Moon is a Wound in the Night" by writers and translators Kong Yare and Robert Walser, "We Exchange Dark Words" by scholars and translators Zhang Yimin and Helmut Bertig, and "Riding on the Wings of Song" by Germanic scholars and translators Chinwen and Heine.
Nanjing | String Talk: When Poetry Meets Vegetables and Prose - "Fixing the Wind and Waves" and "Vegetable Rivers and Lakes" Sharing Meeting
Time: 15:00, Sunday, March 6
Venue: Pioneer Bookstore, No. 173 Guangzhou Road, Gulou District
Guests: Hu Xian (poet, writer), Huang Fan (associate professor, poet, writer of Nanjing University of Science and Technology), Fu Yuanfeng (professor, doctoral supervisor, poet of Nanjing University), YuBang (deputy editor of Yuhua magazine, poet, writer)
Hu Xian is a very eye-catching poet in the contemporary Chinese poetry world, his creation is solid, the content is rich and thick, calm and contains power, as if he is telling a sincere monologue to reality, continuing to explore the meaning of life in many ways, and full of looking back and reflecting on history and culture, with a different charm and artistic conception. On the afternoon of March 6th, poet Hu Xian will bring his two new works: "Dingfengbo" and "Vegetable Jianghu" to the Wutaishan Main Store of pioneer bookstore, and chat with poet Huang Fan, Professor Fu Yuanfeng of Nanjing University, poet Yubang, poet Potato Brothers about the poetic life of a variety of flavors, leading us to walk slowly through family, fun, cultural inheritance and light poetry.
Zhengzhou | about walking and growing up - a new bookmark sale for writer Qingqing's "Notes on Wang WuShanju"
Location: Jinshui District Jingsan Road North Section Xinyuan Financial Plaza Jinzuo 501-502 Big Tree Space Bookstore
Guests: Qingqing (Writer), Meng Ge (Editor, Henan Provincial Health Publicity and Education Center)
"Wangwu Shanju Handwriting" is a collection of essays written by writer Qingqing in the five years of Wangwushanxiashanju, she observes nature from a keen and affectionate perspective, and describes a way of life that is closely connected with nature, with quaint meaning and full of fashion. On Saturday afternoon, writer Qingqing visited The Tree Space Bookstore and led us to reflect on the relationship between people and ecology.
Xi'an | love and family affection beating on the tip of the heart - Zhu Hong's "My Love Is Blue" new book sharing meeting
Time: March 5 (Saturday) 15:00-16:30
Location: SKP RENDEZ-VOUS, 9th Floor, Xi'an SKP Shopping Center, No. 261 Chang'an North Road, Beilin District
Guests: Zhu Hong (prose writer), Hegu (writer), Zhang Cong (teacher, School of Journalism and Communication, Xi'an University of Foreign Chinese)
This issue aims to share Professor Zhu Hong's collection of essays, "My Love Is Blue", which has just been launched by the People's Literature Publishing House. Zhu Hong is known for his prose creation, and has published more than 30 kinds of prose collections, some of which have been selected as language textbooks, some of which have been filmed into television essays, and have won many awards. In early spring and February, the grass grows and the warblers fly, and when it is time, the author will combine this book with the famous writer and Gu and the young scholar Zhang Cong, revealing his love, heart joy, heart anger and heartache. Sincerity, affection, and happiness are the feasts of art and the feasts of life.