Zhang Chengzhi — (张承志) Born 10 September 1948 (1948 09 10) (age 63)[1] Beijing, China Occupation Writer Nationality People s Republic of China … Wikipedia
List of China-related topics M-Z — The following is a breakdown of the list of China related topics.See also: List of China related topics 123 L NOTOC M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZMMa Chao Ma Jian Ma Lik Ma On Shan Country Park Ma On Shan Rail Ma Su Ma Wan Ma Ying jeou Ma anshan… … Wikipedia
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Han chauvinism — (zh st|s=大汉族主义, 汉沙文主义|t=大漢族主義, 漢沙文主義) or Hanism (zh st|s=汉本位|t=漢本位) is a term which is used in mainland China and Taiwan. Referring to people carrying ethnocentric viewpoints that favor the Han Chinese majority ethnic group in China at the… … Wikipedia
Han Shaogong — (Traditional:韓少功; Simplified: 韩少功; Pinyin: Hán Shàogōng; born January 1, 1953) is a prominent and innovative Chinese novelist and fictionist. Han was born in Hunan, China. While relying on traditional Chinese culture, in particular Chinese… … Wikipedia
Wang Anyi — Infobox Writer imagesize = 150px name = Wang Anyi caption = birthdate = March, 1954 birthplace = Nanjing, China deathdate = deathplace = occupation = novelist, essayist genre = literary movement = Xungen movement period = 1980 influences = Eileen … Wikipedia
Zupu — (Chinese: 族谱) is a Chinese clan s register [ [http://www.chenzhou.gov.cn/guiyang/whyz/swyz/200509/16665.html Zupu 族谱] ] , which contains stories of the clan s origins, male lineage and illustrious members. The register is usually updated… … Wikipedia
Root-seeking school — (Xungen pai) Literary movement The ‘Root seeking school’ denotes a group of fiction writers who explored native cultural traits to come to a new understanding of present culture during the 1980s. Instrumental in the development of the ‘Root… … Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture
New Confucianism — (Xinrujia) The term xinrujia or xinruxue, loosely translated as ‘New Confucianism’, is increasingly understood as an intellectual and cultural phenomenon of the last twenty five years, one that has garnered considerable attention in Western… … Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture
crazes — China’s 1978 reform opened the door of a formerly repressive and isolated society. The ensuing loosening of state control and influx of new information induced waves of crazes in urban areas, especially in the 1980s. The crazes can be categorized … Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture
