Theme Exposition of the 7th World Conference on Sinology (Suzhou, 2021)
In the West, civilizational differences since the Tower of Babel may have caused further “difficulty in comprehension,” whereas in China it has long been realized that the same object may produce different perceptions. In “The Autumn Floods” chapter of Zhuangzi, Zhuangzi remarks “If we call those gr...
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The Sixth World Conference on Sinology (2018)
Understanding China: inclusive Sinology and multi New Year's Day civilization(November 2-4, 2018)
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The Fifth World Conference on Sinology (2016)
Four hundred years of eastern and Western Studies(November 11-12, 2016)
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The Fourth World Conference on Sinology (2014)
Sinology from a comparative perspective: Tradition and innovation(September 6-7, 2014)
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The Third World Conference on Sinology (2012)
Sinology and the world today(November 3-5, 2012)
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The Second World Conference on Sinology (2009)
Sinology and Cross-cultural Communication(October 30 - November 1, 2009)
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The First World Conference on Sinology (2007)
Dialogue among civilizations and a harmonious world(26-28 March 2007)
