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| Classical Chinese Politics |
| Ancient Chinese Way of Governing: By Law, by All, by Selves |
By Yuzhong Zhai 2010-03-15
The ancient Chinese way of government was not personal, autocratic or despotic; it was governing by law, by all, by selves, a way of government rooted in a more profound base, politically and philosophically, than American President Lincoln’s “of the people, by the people, for the people”. |
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| Who is Distorting ...Part II: LEGALIST QIN AND CHINESE FORM OF GOVERNMENT |
By Sherwin Lu 2009-07-15
All these reform meaures combined to lay the foundation for the succeeding hundreds of years long golden era..., the foundation for the succeeding 2000 years long history of China as a great unified nation..., and the foundation for carrying on one of the oldest but the only one civilization still surviving today....While democratic republicanism in the Western form has its merit and the traditional Chinese form of government its problems, the former still has its limitations and the latter its superiority. |
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| Classical Chinese Political Thought: An Overview (3) |
By Yuzhong Zhai 2008-09-03
The objective of classical Chinese political endeavor was to develop a coherently integrated human community based on the unity of land and kinship relations achieved by implementing policies of cross-ethnic equality of work right and freedom of marriage. |
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| Genius of Chinese Statecraft |
By George Yonh-Boon Yeo 2008-01-21
The genius of Chinese society is in statecraft. Without this genius, China could not have re-constituted itself again and again. |
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