CHINA AND CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE - CULTURAL AND LITERARY RELATIONS

Discover a fascinating journey through the centuries of contacts between China and Central Eastern Europe. This book is a true treasure trove of knowledge, presenting a wealth of information and diverse perspectives. Immerse yourself in a history that spans two thousand years of mutual influences and inspirations.

• Impressive amount of information covering two thousand years of history
• Opportunity to view Poland through the eyes of Chinese researchers
• Comparative analysis with other countries in the region
• Insight into the Chinese perception of Polish literature and culture
• Understanding the role of literature in the struggle for freedom and identity
• Discovery of inspirations from Czech literature

The book "China and Central Eastern Europe" offers an extraordinary opportunity to view our culture from a completely new perspective. The authors, Chao Ding and Binghui Song, present an in-depth analysis of the relations between these two distant regions, showing how mutual influences have shaped literature, art, and society. It is a must-read for anyone interested in history, culture, and comparative literature.

The publisher Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie presents readers with a work that combines erudition and passion. This book is not only a collection of facts, but above all a story of mutual understanding and inspiration. Learn when and how Poland first entered the consciousness of the Chinese, and why Polish literature was interesting to them in the past and still is today. See how, compared to other countries in the region, Poland appeared as an important point of reference for the Chinese situation. Particularly interesting are the examples from the beginning of the 20th century, when Poland and Hungary aroused interest as countries fighting for their freedom, and their literature was valued as testimony to this struggle. Similarly, in the eighties and nineties of the 20th century, Czech literature gained recognition in China for its criticism of the political distortions of the communist era.

This book is not only a historical analysis, but also an inspiration to reflect on contemporary relations between China and Central Eastern Europe. It is an invitation to dialogue and exchange of ideas, which can contribute to a better understanding and cooperation between these two regions. May this book become a guide through the fascinating world of mutual influences and inspirations that has lasted for centuries.