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What are the core values of Chinese civilization?
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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Since childhood, Chinese people have long been taught China's rich history which dates back more than 5,000 years. But it wasn't until the archaeological ruins of the city of Liangzhu were found that physical evidence was finally offered to support the claim. Unlike other ancient civilizations now long gone, Chinese civilization has experienced peaks and valleys in its long history but it has never disappeared. What makes China so distinctive? What are the core values of Chinese civilization which have helped the country to endure? And how will these values lead the country into the future?
Our guest in this edition of Dialogue is Professor Wang Gungwu from the National University of Singapore, who is also an emeritus professor at Australian National University.
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"하나의 중국"일 때 ,항상 찬란한 문명을 꽃 피웠죠.
Professor Wang GungWu remains a top notch SUPERSTAR SCHOLAR!!! Love how he 🤔 thinks & communicates.
Culture is something everyone has.
Civilization (includes good governance, order , structure etc.) isn’t is always guaranteed.
Prof Wang GungWu is the EXACT reason why many countries should support scholarship & their scholars. Now that is Civilization!
Remarkable how Chinese civilization today encompasses hundreds of different cultures. Please see the vlogs of "Little Chinese Everywhere" showing the harmony & prosperity of outlying villages, towns & small cities. The people have their own dialect, holidays, religious beliefs, family traditions, artisan traditions & live together in mutual respect.
Yes, I have been watching " Little Chinese Everywhere " recently...yes, she showed every culture in China to the world on her videos, her videos are very educational.
great example
Have missed the wisdom and knowledge of Prof Wang recently. One the most remarkable Chinese scholar in the current age. So glad to see him in great health.
He is Indonesian. Not chinese
Excellent material! I guess I'm getting my glimpses of Chinese Civics lessons via CGTN 👍
Harmony, peace, conscience, responsibility, resilience, resistance, dignity: My values as a Chinese.
What Professor Wang say about Buddhism and chinese civilization is beautiful. This remind me my freshman year. We gotta study world civilization.
When our professor was talking about Chinese civilization. I thought. I gotta go to the chinese corner in library. Too bad lots of novels successfully lured me to get to know them.
I need to read something more. Professor Wang also remind me a lots of super-smart elderly people. Lately I've been listening to some of their ideas. That's remarkable.
Thank you for this most valuable video featuring a most learned, articulate guest, Prof Wang. This interview will help people to understand how and why Chinese governance is doing better than most if not all other forms of governance; past and present
Very good and interesting discussion. 🙏Respect to the professor.
If you talk about reality and science, body and mind is taosim. if you are talking about governing and value, then confucism is unravelled
Fascinating! And what about Buddhism? For spirituality and metaphysical desires maybe?
How so?
Well Confucism = values and order, Legalism = governing
@@basilhammer2965 Buddhism comes in as a meditator of all, as an equilibrium. That's why the Chinese philosophy was deemed complete with Buddhism. There were no external ideas except Buddhism until the 20th century into the Chinese society.
The Filipinos respect and live many of Confucius teachings one I like most is Do not do unto others what you don’t want others do unto you! Another is Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day but teach him how to fish and he can eat for a lifetime! K
Great interview CCTN
It's always a pleasure listening to a wise old man. :)
Stark contrast in India where anti China sentiment has become the staple news.
Agree, an Indian here, and it is appalling how India is adopting the collective West's narrative about China.
I love this person's interpretation of civilisation. Fantastic explanation especially how civilisations take and absorb external ideas such as Buddhism. Civilisation belongs to everyone that wants participate in it. ❤
Wow, great interview. I’ve learned so much. Thank you.
I feel the best in the interview is emphasizing the courage of the civilisation to add new ideas, fearlessly, trusting in their own strength. This they did by taking Buddhist values, later Western values but then making them their own and better. Execution was the strength, and being practical is the real beauty.China needs to go back to its own dress, culture boldly now.
Chinese people are very cultured people. They valued the teaching of the Great teacher Confucius. ( The main idea of Confucianism is the importance of having a good moral character, which can then affect the world around that person through the idea of “cosmic harmony.” If the emperor has moral perfection, his rule will be peaceful and benevolent) These teachings teaches us to be filial piety, respect others differences.
In the past there was this great teacher, Buddhist master Da mo ( Bodhidharma was a semi-legendary Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th or 6th century CE. He is traditionally credited as the transmitter of Chan Buddhism to China, and is regarded as its first Chinese patriarch. According to a 17th-century apocryphal story found in a manual called Yijin Jing, he began the physical training of the monks of Shaolin Monastery that led to the creation of Shaolin kungfu. He is known as Dámó in China and as Daruma in Japan. His name means "dharma of awakening (bodhi)" in Sanskrit.[1]) from India, of dark skin, who departed his knowledge to the Shaolin monks technic on martial art.
Here's hoping the Chinese civilization is not corrupted by western culture especially the many aspects of increasingly destructive and decadent western culture.These western influences are the last thing Chinese people need .Keep rising up China and dont let the west drag you down.
22:10 Insightful clarification between civilizational features vs geo-political actions with Taiwan as an example of a situational political issue with external actors 🤨
This is a superb interview, so rich in content, very important for the viewers around the world.
Wow.. Very well said by the professor!
Such an interesting discussion.
My Grandfather was Chinese. Thanks for your help in understanding China.
The Chinese, Japanese, Korean, South Indian, Sumerian civilizations are older than 11,000 years.
values 的中文應該是「寶貴的信仰」，因為, 單數的value 是「價值」，而多數的values 中的s 卻是 valuable beliefs。故正確的翻譯是 「各寶貴的信仰」。這些信仰有「民主，自由，法治，人權，平等」等等。這些信仰絕不是「價值觀」= 觀察有沒價值。。。中國人翻譯英文成中文，犯的錯誤很多。這「價值觀」就是一個。
中國文化（Chinese civilization）中的values， 當然更是「中國文化中各種寶貴信仰」，如忠孝仁義等等。絕不是「中國文化中的價值觀」。。。忠孝仁義是中國的價值觀嗎？它們顯然是中國寶貴的信仰。
Culture 文化； civilization 文明
I think iran is exactly the same...
With one set of laws, peace and unity become possible.
Its a call for us to understand Civilizations and culture deeply before we jump to conclusions. Getting right books n from truly Wise is our luck too
Ambassador China Lukang promote Sister city Solo Xian where the direct flight has not been linked, Xian is where the first recorded China civilization Qin Shi Huang, it is digging like Chinese Abrahamic that rule with civility first recorded .
Corruption? Each Dynasty went down mainly because of it.
Not always and among other things
the last time the manchus had their values imposed, then compare that to the bloody ming court.. lmao
Howcome are Chinese so hard with the animals? The People of Laozi...😢
I bet they don’t rhyme with Ukrainian !
Core values for all countries will always be pretty much the same. How that is expressed is often distorted by the corrupt. The Democratic Hierarchy of the Communist Party of China is more accurately expressing the core values of the majority of citizens because of very effective efforts to eliminate corruption, where as in the USA for example core values of the people are just expressed in marketing, a masquerade behind which the corrupt operate. For the majority of people in China and USA the core values are much the same, in China this is expressed in how the government functions and what it achieves, in the USA it has been entirely corrupted and those core values as just expressed as marketing whilst the elite steal everything they can, any way they can, no values at all beyond their own individual ego, lusts and avarice.
The core values of the US are individualist, while China is collectivist. These fundamentally different core values are why I find China so interesting. Those of the US seem to be the opposite of enlightened.
@@JB52520@JB52520S eems that the 'lesson learned' in China is that 'individualism' is unsustainable at scale. Is that the missing discriminator?
America was built on the wrong foundation Slavery and Indigenous people L A N D
USA is the product of brutal colonization. The core value was profit for the British companies. When Britain decided to actually take the area instead of only plundering it because it was found to be vast & rich, slaughtering of native people became a dedicated priority. Along with that came the necessity of flooding the land with the poor. These people, given the chance to have land (20 acres & a mule), did everything in the interest of themselves. Yes, they banded together to fight the "Indians" or to protect from the elements. But the ideal was one's "private property" to be defended by weapons. Those who got to areas first acquired vast tracts of ranchland for cattle. If they had the manpower & weapons, they could continue to hold these vast areas. The "get rich" values were displayed in the endless rush to find gold & silver in the vast, uncharted land. A man who could "stake a claim" worth lots of money was at the APEX of this civilization. Later the businessman who could anchor his business into a highly valued commodity (oil) or service (train transportation) became wealthy beyond imagination. Always that wealth was tied to the individual. Family was needed to hang onto it. This wealth was then leveraged for monopolization & to buy influence with whatever "leaders" who, themselves were mostly of the wealthy class, holding the same values. "I'm out for number One! (me).
This programme Dialogue could do with a more charismatic host who speaks better English
The host is fluent and proficient...U R just not used to his accent. Its not necessary to have the western accents to deem speaking good english...U probably don't have the capacity to articulate as well as the host...so stop yr nonsense...
He was overwhelmed by a learned man. It is fine No point talk unless you are well versed in the subject.
中华大一统！
Turkey never conquered Han in !Northern China Forbidden City and Qizau Monglli by Lou a yet very bad war , India the same invader after Babylon of the Isreal era.
Core traditional Chinese civilizational consciousness is gone..
Evidence?
How do you support that statement??
China had great and respectable culture during the revolution 1949-1976, but it has unfortunately been very dark during other periods like now where its prosperity/consumption culture is sending humanity to extinction.
Singapore recently executed someone for cannabis. No one from there who doesn't first condemn that is not worth listening to on any moral or cultural matter.
Cancel culture evolved? Or finicky fad to be faded away? 🤔
Democracy means Divide and Rule that's how it works in all the Democratic Country around the world China is Exceptionall example the people stand with the Country
@@jimyardon5262 Our Earth can't sustain US lifestyles and rates of consumption to spread to humanity. It's good that Chinese people stand with their country, it horrible that their misleadership doesn't go back to the socialist method of production and distribution only because they want to follow the US in leading humanity to extinction.
@@RaymondLi604 Chinese misleadership wants to cancel our species with their prosperity culture and the spreading of planet-wrecking US lifestyles and rates of consumption to all of humanity. They could have gone back to the socialist method of production and distribution, with goods made to distribute freely to their people and allies, and empowered people and culture who're content with sustainable lifestyles, but they continue to chase dollars in their quest to follow the US in leading our species to extinction.
Stop being so silly. China was at war for 150 years. China just got out of war in 1949. From 1949-1976, China was sanctioned by de vvest. Also from 1949-1976, entire China was trying hard to rebuild the nation from the ground up. People had nothing left, no food eat, no clothes to wear. Just got out of civil war not long enough, then China had to help N Korea to fight against u s a aggression in 1952, and then helped Vietnam to resist France and America.
So what do you expect?
I just had a thought about the " rules based international order" I know that term makes you grind your teeth but the west is a nation of immigrants. Many nationalities rolled into a nation together . It's similar to the separation of church and state , the west had to form an egalitarian ideal under the rule of law . All that diversity channeled into order.
Why do China invoke Buddhism now? Because India to invoke, China wants not to lose Buddhist heritage, only due to under competition from rival neighbour
Buddhism is a way of life just like Taoism. Somehow they are congruent to each other that is why Buddhism is easily accepted by the people.
Buddhism in India is bastardised form. He's been accepted as reincarnation of Vishnu by Hindus. He already said he's not a god!
Don't think so, China is Confucian, Buddhist only 16%.
"Why do China invoke Buddhism now?"
Where/what is your basis for making such a presumptuous (questioning) statement? Can you quote any official China's declaration of any such invocation, and the context/purpose for the invocation?
@@btgan3838 From an article by Indian analysts, they have this ability to conjure up anything without factual basis. And the masses believe it, I kid you not.