Tobias Hirsch, a dedicated researcher from Germany currently at Fudan University, has expressed profound admiration for China’s enduring commitment to its classical heritage. Fascinated by oracle bone scripts, Hirsch highlights how these ancient writings offer invaluable insights into early Chinese civilization.
In the 21st century, a collaborative spirit between China and Western nations is fostering a renaissance of classical literature and traditional cultural practices. This joint effort aims to not only preserve but also rejuvenate the rich tapestry of stories, philosophies, and artistic expressions that have shaped societies for millennia.
Hirsch emphasizes that such cultural exchanges are vital in bridging historical perspectives with contemporary global dynamics. By revisiting and celebrating classical works, both China and the West are paving the way for a deeper mutual understanding and appreciation of their shared and unique cultural legacies.
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German researcher appreciates China's emphasis on classics in culture
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