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Classics of Chinese Thought | How can the stream be so clear: Episode 1

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"How can the stream be so clear? It's because of the fresh water of its source." This poem comes from the great thinker and philosopher Zhu Xi in China's Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279). It contains a profound philosophy that only with active and open-minded thinking and inclusiveness can one keep pace with the times and flow continuously. This philosophy has also been integrated into every aspect of China's development.

Giray Fidan, a sinologist from Türkiye, will take us to the birthplace of Zhu Xi - Sanming City, Fujian Province. Let us follow in his footsteps, starting from the clear waters and lush mountains, to embark on a journey to perceive today's China, and to appreciate the new charm of the thoughts from the classics.

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