Daniel Kane is a distinguished sinologist whose broad interests span Chinese linguistics, politics, intellectual history, and current affairs. His profound engagement with Chinese culture and society stems from his extensive academic career and diplomatic experience. Through his writing, he offers readers insightful perspectives on the complexities and dynamics of China, enriching our understanding of this pivotal global player. His work serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of modern China.
Through personal interviews and correspondences with influential figures, this book offers a new perspective on avant-garde poetry and film, urging readers to reconsider the artistic landscapes of the 1960s. It explores the interplay between film and poetry, challenging conventional narratives and enriching the dialogue surrounding these two art forms.
The U.S.-China Cultural Engagement Act is a significant initiative proposed by the U.S. Senate, aiming to allocate $1.3 billion for the teaching of Chinese language and culture in American educational institutions. This act seeks to enhance cultural understanding and foster better relations between the U.S. and China through educational programs, emphasizing the importance of language and cultural exchange in a globalized world.
Knížka, kterou držíte v ruce, je o čínštině. Přesněji řečeno, o té čínštině, kterou se mluví a píše v číně dnešních dnů. Čínský jazyk, stejně jako země sama, totiž prošel v posledních desetiletích dramatickým vývojem. Nic na tom nemění skutečnost že čínské znakové písmo má kořeny staré více než tři tisíce let a změnilo se během staletí relativně málo.