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    On the Culture of Harmony: Where Are Human Beings Headed?
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    On the Culture of Harmony: Where Are Human Beings Headed?

    By Gordon Wang

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    Human society has experienced the primitive, slavery, feudalistic, and capitalist stages and has witnessed two world wars and numerous regional wars. Humankind currently faces various severe ecological and sociological problems. In On the Culture of Harmony, author Gordon Wang answers the serious and significant question of where human beings are headed in terms of both time and space.

    Wang traveled across five continents and through dozens of countries searching for answers; now, he shares his results in On the Culture of Harmony. He discusses the origin, concept, and domains of the Culture of Harmony based on an in-depth analysis of the Chinese and world culture and philosophy. He demonstrates how the globalization of economy and information calls for the dominance of the Culture of Harmony, which should be used to correct human bias, establish core values, lead human spirits, and expedite borderless unions.

    Through a unique perspective of the physical and social sciences, Wang communicates the need to promote a harmonious society through the Culture of Harmony.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateMar 25, 2011
    ISBN9781450292290
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    On the Culture of Harmony: Where Are Human Beings Headed?
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    Gordon Wang

    Gordon Wang was Honorable Chairman of the Olympic Fine Arts 2012 (London). He is Chairman of the Global Harmony Union and founder of the Institute of Harmony Culture. His ideological system of the Culture of Harmony won the Certificate of Honor from the 2012 London Olympic Committee and Massachusetts State Senate for its unique and forward-looking philosophy. He was formerly a surgeon in China, published several medical books, and invented two patented medical devices.

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