The Architecture EPC Institute Holds a Public Lecture to Promote Traditional Chinese Culture

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2017-11-27 17:02

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On November 26, a public lecture on China’s outstanding traditional culture—aimed at promoting and preserving China’s fine traditional culture and fostering and practicing the core socialist values—was held in the large conference room on the 17th floor of Guizhou Provincial Transportation Planning, Survey & Design Research Institute Co., Ltd. Over 200 people attended this lecture. 。

This public lecture is organized by the Architecture EPC Branch, with co-organizers including the Guiyang Yoga Association and Huijia Fitness & Yoga. We have invited Teacher Zhong Zhong— one of the Ten Virtuous Teachers at Kongxuetang, Chairman of the Guizhou Province Qiandu Traditional Culture Public Welfare Promotion Center, and Director of the Guiyang Kongxuetang—Qiandu Traditional Culture Inheritance Institute—to share his insights with all of you. Teach traditional cultural knowledge.

At the lecture, Teacher Zhong used straightforward language and simple, easy-to-understand examples. With a presentation that was both rigorous and humorous, he passionately shared with the audience one moral philosophy and story after another—starting from the ancient “Five Relationships” and moving on to today’s emphasis on “people-oriented values and harmonious coexistence”—thus illuminating the wisdom of traditional Chinese culture. Throughout the session, he repeatedly stressed the importance of reviving China’s time-honored virtues, becoming morally upright individuals, and living and acting in accordance with the natural laws of the universe. He encouraged everyone to accumulate good deeds and spread the gospel of kindness. As Chinese people, we must have full confidence in our country’s five-thousand-year-old culture, carry forward our cultural heritage, uphold virtue and pursue goodness, cultivate gratitude, learn to give back to society, and become individuals who are moral, upright, and radiate positive energy. By drawing upon numerous examples—from ancient times to the present, both domestic and foreign, as well as incidents from our immediate surroundings—he vividly and movingly demonstrated the truth behind the saying: “A family that accumulates good deeds will surely enjoy lasting blessings; a family that accumulates evil deeds will surely suffer lasting misfortunes.” In this way, attendees were subtly and naturally immersed in an understanding of China’s outstanding traditional culture through engaging and touching experiences.