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刘锋中国文化三峡论（Liu Feng Three Gorges theory of Chinese culture） Liu Feng: Three Gorges theory of Chinese culture This article is from the financial network, 2011, 08, 24, 09:29, I would like to comment (4) Print | Font size: Chinese love dinners, not love friends light like water; they love relationships, not love a lawyer; love to engage in a small circle, and not love collective; love self, family, country and the world, and not love studying, invention of science and technology. All these problems arise from culture and must be decided by culture Why do Chinese people like to give presents instead of friends? Why do Chinese people like to tie up when they dont like to find a lawyer? Why do Chinese people like to engage in small groups rather than large groups? Why do the Chinese like to cultivate their virtue, regulate their families, govern the country and the world, but do not like to study and invent science and technology? Why do the Chinese like formalism rather than implement it? Why do the Chinese like to fulfill their obligations rather than defend their rights? Why are the Chinese so far away from the market economy of the rule of law? All these problems arise from culture and must be decided by culture. If we can find clues from the history of China culture for thousands of years, find the cultural gene from China manners, so we can deeply understand the advantages and disadvantages of some China culture, advanced culture, desire, action. The definition of culture, dazzling, and belonging, is the interpretation of Mr. Liang Shuming that culture is everything we depend on, and culture is a very real thing.. This definition, macro cultural perspective, macro coverage, can match Chinas thousands of years of cultural development history, can help the world to see Chinas historical and cultural overview. Throughout the history of Chinese culture, there are three specific forms of Chinese culture strung into the red line of ritual culture, namely, ritual culture,