中国文化教程

ForewordChapter 1 A Brief History of China1.1 Prehistory1.2 The Xia Dynasty1.3 The Shang Dynasty1.4 The Zhou Dynasty1.5 The Spring and Autumn Period1.6 The Warring States Period1.7 The Qin Dynasty1.8 The Han Dynasty1.9 The Jin Dynasty1.10 The Sui Dynasty1.11 The Tang Dynasty1.12 The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms1.13 Liao, Song, Western Xia, Jin and Yuan1.14 Mongols and the Yuan Dynasty1.15 The Ming Dynasty1.16 The Qing Dynasty1.17 Late Qing Dynasty1.18 The Republic of China1.19 The People's Republic of ChinaChapter 2 Land and People2.1 The Land of China2.2 People of ChinaChapter 3 Chinese Philosophy3.1 Confucianism3.2 Taoist Philosophy3.3 Buddhist Philosophy3.4 Other Important SchoolsChapter 4 Chinese Religions4.1 Confucianism4.2 Taoism4.3 Buddhism4.4 Minority ReligionsChapter 5 Chinese Characters and Language5.1 Chinese Characters5.2 The Chinese LanguageChapter 6 Chinese Education6.1 Education in Early Chinese History6.2 Education in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty6.3 Education in the Qin and Han Dynasties6.4 Education in the Wei and Jin Period and Southern and Northern Dynasties6.5 Education in the Sui and Tang Dynasties6.6 Education in the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties6.7 Education from the End of the Ming Dynasty to the Opium War6.8 Education from the Opium War to the May Fourth Movement6.9 Major Educators in the Republic of China ~6.10 Education in the People's Republic of ChinaChapter 7 Chinese Literature (1)7.1 Literature of the Pre Qin Period7.2 Literature of the Qin Dynasty7.3 Literature of the Han Dynasty7.4 Literature of the Wei and Jin Period and Southern and Northern DynastiesChapter 8 Chinese Literature (2)8.1 Literature of the Tang Dynasty8.2 Literature of the Song Dynasty8.3 Literature of the Yuan Dynasty8.4 Literature of the Ming Dynasty8.5 Literature of the Qing Dynasty (from Its Beginning to the Opium War in 1840)8.6 Literature from the Opium War to the May Fourth MovementChapter 9 Calligraphy and Painting9.1 Chinese Calligraphy9.2 Chinese PaintingChapter 10 Science and Technology10.1 Science and Technology in Early Chinese I-fistory10.2 Science and Technology in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods10.3 Science and Technology in the Qin and Han Dynasties10.4 Science and Technology in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties10.5 Science and Technology in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and the Five Dynastiesand Ten Kingdoms Period10.6 Science and Technology in the Song and Yuan Dynasties10.7 Science and Technology from the Ming Dynasty to the Opium War10.8 Science and Technology from the Opium War to the End of the Qing Dynasty10.9 Science and Technology in the Republic of China and the People's Republic ofChinaChapter 11 Traditional Chinese Medicine11.1 Theories of TCM11.2 Diagnostic Methods11.3 Principle of Treatment Based on Different Conditions11.4 Chinese tterbology11.5 Four Traditional Treatments11.6 Traditional Chinese Medicine Classics11.7 Four Most Famous TCM Doctors11.8 The Status Quo of TCMChapter 12 Handicrafts12.1 Pottery and Porcelain12.2 Jade Objects12.3 Ritual Bronze Vessels12.4 Silk EmbroideryChapter 13 Architecture and Gardens13.1 Development of Chinese Architecture13.2 Architecture Styles13.3 Architectural FeaturesChapter 14 Customs and Festivals14.1 Customs14 2 FestivalsChapter 15 Food and Clothing15.1 Food15.2 ClothingChapter 16 Chinese Culture in Change16.1 A Culture Between the Past and the Present16.2 Mutual Learning Among Chinese Nationalities16.3 Intercultural Relations with the WorldKey to ExercisesAppendixReferences