The Revival of Confucius Economic Growth and Confucianism in East Asia / Michael Schumann / Minoru 漆嶋

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Economic
Introduction
"The life and culture of the Chinese people is facing an unprecedented crisis.
China's reform and opening-up policies have developed its economy, but Chinese culture remains empty.
In other words, China is the only country that has achieved modernization that is the exact opposite of its own culture.
Moral standards have been lost.
In the West, God sets moral standards, but there is no God in China.
There is no moral restraint on the conduct of the people.
China is facing the worst moral crisis in history.
Introduction
How did Confucius change the world?
Part I : Confucius becomes" Confucius "
Chapter 1 : Confucius as a human being
Chapter 2 : Confucius as a saint
Chapter 3 : Confucius as a king
Chapter 4 : Confucius as a tyrant
Part II : Confucius as a father
Chapter 6 : Confucius as a teacher
Chapter 7 : Confucius as a racist against women
Chapter III : Confucius as a businessman
Chapter 9 : Confucius as a politician
Chapter 10 : Confucius as a communist
Conclusion : Looking for a real image of Confucius
Author's brief
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
Chapter 9 : Confucius as a politician
Chapter 10 : Confucius as a communist
Author's brief
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
Author's brief
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
Author's brief
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
Author's brief
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
Author and journalist ; former Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Time magazine ;
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