Just published by Zhejiang University Press --- Digital Economics, a comprehensive textbook covering digital tech, industry, trade, finance, governance & more. Seeking global publishers, scholars & translators to bring it to more languages. Explore here: press.zju.edu.cn/intl/2026/0…
This book focus on observations of China’s manufacturing industry featured with “Manufacturing” and “domestic replacement”, centred around China’s emerging enterprises and brands, narrates stories of China’s industrial upgrades from macroscopic perspective and use data and cases.
How did Paleolithic humans use quartzite tools? Our new book by Hong Chen presents use-wear analysis & computer science applications (data mining, cluster analysis) to decode behavioral patterns in China. Essential reading for archaeologists!
Learn more: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
This book focus on introducing theoretical knowledge and professional information related to the digital divide, and crosscultural communication. It integrates digital narrative cases with the dual attributes of Chinese culture going global and international culture localization.
Social entrepreneurship is essential for grassroots common prosperity, fueled by the innovative spirit of Zhejiang residents. This book explores viable wealth-creation approaches for local households, covering low, middle-low and middle-income groups.
The book focuses particularly on the historical trajectory of the private economy since the founding of PRC, while also exploring the historical opportunities, challenges, and difficulties encountered in the development of the private sector in the new era.
We are pleased to announce The Globalization of Chinese Television, co-published by us and Springer Nature. This is the first English original publication under Zhejiang University’s “Academic Excellence Going Global” initiative. #ChineseTelevision #MediaStudies
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Where can people learn about the history of Hangzhou? Now, there is a good place to go. Recently, Hangzhou History and Literature Museum officially opened its door to the public for free! It is open from Tuesday to Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 and from 13:30 to 16:30.
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👩🎨As a Southern Song (1127–1279) female painter and calligrapher, Yan Yan Nyushi excelled at landscape painting and portraits. In this over 3m–long scroll, she attached a feminine simplicity and elegance to the delicate style that featured court paintings.
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Today marks #Daxue, one of the 24 traditional #Chinese #solarterms, directly translated as Great Snow. It represents the coming of heavier #snowfall with lower temperatures.
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👩Wang Zhaojun from the Western Han (206 BCE–8 CE) was one of the Four Beauties of ancient China. Her marriage to the ruler of the Xiongnu, a nomadic tribe in the north, represents an appeasement strategy Han emperors wielded towards an enemy state.
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During the Ming dynasty, Wang Duo and Fu Shan led their way in #Chinese #calligraphy, both of them being versatile calligraphers with a wide range of styles, from Regular Script to Cursive Script.
This book is the notes of "Lectures on Chinese Studies" given by Mr. Ma Yifu, Master of Ancient Chinese Studies, at the invitation of President Zhu Kezhen of Zhejiang University during the Anti-Japanese War. Mr. Ma Yifu was also the lyricist of Zhejiang University school song.
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Cai Tianxin is such a good man. Still in awe of his enthusiasm and support.
“Lake Geneva” is the latest poetry collection written by Chinese poet Cai Tianxin. Cai is a professor of Mathematics at @ZheJiangUniv , but he is also a renowed poet and photographer. All the poems in this collection were written during his tours in Europe in the past 20 years.
Happy #Qixi Festival! The festival is commonly known as #Chinese #Valentine's Day. Do you know what people do we celebrate? See how girls rejoiced in this scroll by #Qing painter Ding Guanpeng. 👩❤️👨👩❤️👨👩❤️👨
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#NowOnView in #Jiangnan🌿: Wang Shouren (1472–1529), better known as Wang Yangming, was an eminent calligrapher, philosopher, and politician during the Ming dynasty. Learn more about him, his portrait, and the letters to his nephews➡️bit.ly/2DEEXkE
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