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Suo Yinbu,Wu Chuke 아시아사회과학학회 2020 Jornal of Asia Social Science Vol.1 No.3
In the last years of the Qing Dynasty, the concept of “Zhonghua minzu” (Chinese nation) was formally put forward under the historical background of the simultaneous outbreak of Chinese national crisis and border crisis. And this term has gone through a long historical process from the initial nickname of the Han nationality to the final development of the concept of “national race”. With the emergence of Fei Xiaotong’s theory of unity of pluralistic society of Chinese nation, people have a better understanding and deeper interpretation of the concept of “Zhonghua minzu” (Chinese nation).
Sinicization of Arabian Calligraphy and Its Influencing Factors
Yang Zhaojun,Wu Chuke 아시아사회과학학회 2021 Jornal of Asia Social Science Vol.2 No.1
Arab culture has been introduced into China for nearly 1,000 years. Since its introduction, it has been continuously integrated with Chinese culture and has bred a series of cultural and artistic phenomena with Chinese characteristics and strong Arab-Islamic color. Among them, Chinese Arabian calligraphic is a classic and also a model of Islamism Sinicization. This paper introduces the origin of Arabian calligraphy, its main fonts and main forms of its sinicization. On this basis, three main cultural factors that affect Arabian calligraphy were discussed, providing some thoughts for exploring and studying Arabian calligraphy in China.
The Influence of Geo-organism on State Construction: A Case Study of Angkor Dynasty in Cambodia
Zhu Meishu,Wu Chuke 아시아사회과학학회 2021 Jornal of Asia Social Science Vol.3 No.2
How to combine geopolitics with Chinese frontier studies seems to be the correct way out for the principle of Chinese frontier studies. Besides social system, industrialization degree, national composition and historical identity, geo-organism is another important factor that determines the state construction form. This paper attempts to explain the different functions of geographical pattern before and after industrial civilization through the brilliant history of Angkor Dynasty in Cambodia. For example, the landform surrounded by mountains on three sides and going out to sea in the southwest makes it possible to build large-scale water conservancy facilities, which in turn contributes to the largest rice producing area in the Indochina Peninsula. Another example is that the unique waterway channel opens the gate of military and material transportation, which facilitates the expansion of production and military occupation. These are enough to prove the relationship between the state form and the geographical organism, and put forward new ideas for exploring the principles of China’s frontier science, and also provide useful historical reference for strengthening regional cooperation along route of the Belt and Road Initiative and building Community of Shared Future for Mankind.