穿透历史 链接当代：中外学者相聚上海再探“何以中国”

Core Insights - The Second World Chinese Studies Conference in Shanghai gathered around 500 scholars to explore the theme "Historical China and Contemporary China from a Global Perspective" [1][2] - Scholars emphasized the increasing globalization of Chinese studies, highlighting the need for a deeper understanding of China and its contributions to global civilization [2][3] Group 1: Understanding China - The concept of "China's Question" has gained prominence, prompting discussions on the advantages of Chinese-style modernization [2] - Experts argue that understanding China requires a historical and cultural foundation, advocating for a grounded approach to Chinese studies [3] Group 2: Learning from China - The conference showcased a shift in perspective, with scholars advocating for a new methodology that centers on China rather than a Western-centric view [4] - Participants from global South countries expressed a desire to learn from China's governance models and development strategies [6] Group 3: Future of Chinese Studies - Scholars discussed the importance of continuously refining the knowledge system of Chinese studies to better contribute to global discourse [7] - The exchange of wisdom from ancient Chinese texts is seen as valuable for contemporary global challenges, emphasizing the relevance of Chinese philosophy [9]