e-Pedagogium 2011, 11(2):107-111

Chinese Education and Confucius

Dingchu Wu, Ping Huang
Prof. Dingchu Wu: wudingchu@sina.com, Ass. prof. Ping Huang: huangpingpingp@yahoo.com.cn, Faculty of Education Science, Sichuan Normal University, NO. 1819, Chenglong Avenue Longquanyi District, Chengdu city 610101, Sichuan province, P. R. China

In closing, please allow me again: China's education has a long history and education. Thoughts of Confucius are broad and profound. Today's introduction is just "a drop of water in the ocean." In the future, I hope we can have an opportunity for a deeper, more comprehensive and more systematical communication.

Published: April 1, 2011  Show citation

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Wu, D., & Huang, P. (2011). Chinese Education and Confucius. e-Pedagogium, 11(2), 107-111
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