和音：推进世界中国学研究 丰富人类文明百花园

Core Insights - The Second World Chinese Studies Conference held in Shanghai from October 13 to 15 gathered around 500 experts and scholars to discuss "Historical China and Contemporary China from a Global Perspective" [1] - The conference highlighted the increasing global interest in studying China, emphasizing the importance of understanding China's civilization, experiences, and its contributions to human civilization [1][2] - Xi Jinping has placed significant emphasis on promoting global Chinese studies since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, with recent statements reinforcing the need for cultural exchange and mutual learning [1][3] Group 1 - The World Chinese Studies naturally connects Chinese and foreign civilizations, enriching the understanding of Chinese narratives through diverse cultural perspectives [2] - Scholars view World Chinese Studies as a bridge for mutual learning and understanding between different civilizations, which helps to clarify a comprehensive view of China to the world [2][3] - The increasing interest in World Chinese Studies reflects a global urgency to update perceptions of contemporary China, with scholars using Chinese studies to better understand their own contexts and the world [3] Group 2 - The concept of Chinese-style modernization is gaining traction among researchers from both developed and developing countries, highlighting its relevance in the global discourse on modernization [3] - The ongoing research in World Chinese Studies contributes to the richness of modernization theories and offers references for countries pursuing their own modernization paths [3][4] - Advancing World Chinese Studies is seen as essential for fostering better understanding of Chinese civilization and promoting mutual progress among civilizations [4]