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China Daily  

Klaus Vieweg, professor of philosophy at Germany's Friedrich Schiller University Jena The first World Conference of Classics holds significance for the exchange and mutual learning between Eastern and Western civilizations. Connecting ancient civilizations is crucial for fostering mutual understanding, as insights from these civilizations enable individuals to navigate and flourish in an increasingly globalized world. By engaging with classical texts, individuals gain valuable insights into the needs and responses of people across diverse contexts, thereby fostering a deeper appreciation for our shared human experience. Chen Feng, professor of Advanced Institute for Confucian Studies of Shandong University The World Conference of Classics provides an opportunity to explore how classical civilizations can maintain their modern relevance.

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