Consolidating the Idea of Booming Trade by Scientific Efforts

As the world economy develops in a globally-oriented way and world trade develops in an incorporate way, upgrading the competitiveness of our export commodities and trading efficiency have become the most important problems in national economic development. In the 1990s, scientific progress is stimulating the growth of international trade and the revolution in regional structure and product

The Right to Development of Chinese Ethnic Minorities Promoted in Accordance with the Idea of Putting People First

I. The Idea of Putting People First and the Right to Development from the Contemporary Perspective of Human Rights

The Idea of a Normal University in the 21st Century

The establishment of normal colleges and universities is an important component of building a modern country,which possesses different value ethos with the universities.The emergence of theÉcole Normale Supérieure in Paris and the local normal schools has set a new model for teacher education around the world and promoted values and knowledge patterns promoted by them quite distinctive from those of the traditional European university.In order to improve the quality of teacher education,the models of teacher education in the U.S.,Japan,U.K.,etc.,are being continually innovated.China has created the teacher education model different with the U.S.,Japan,U.K.and France,which is a contribution to the development of international teacher education.

Reflection of Liberal Values in the Georgian Press in 1918-1921

This study deals with the values and orientation of Georgian social and political publications in the times of the Georgian Democratic Republic （1918-1921）. It also shows how the press of that time reflected the idea of ＂Georgian Europeanism＂ based on liberal values that took shape as an anti-colonial concept in the journalism of the late 19th century. The opposed dominant ideological projects of that era comprised on the one hand, National Democratic and Socialist Federalist parties that aspired to preserve national identity and carry out changes and on the other hand, ruling Social Democrats （who initially neglected national identity, but later shared the idea）. This opposition was clearly reflected in the media discourse of that time, which implied the following rights based on the principles of classical liberalism： freedom of conscience and expression, rule of law, personal independence, and individual rights. Other elements were added to this list later. The issue of religious tolerance also became topical. Journalist texts of the period reflected and rationalised the values recognised in today＇s democratic and liberal communities. The research was carried out in the archives of the periodicals of the aforementioned period （newspapers Sakhalkho Sakme, Sakartvelo, Ertoba, and Sakartvelos Respublika） by means of systematising and classifying retrieved materials and making a substantive and varietal analysis of individual media texts.

Husserl's Intercultural Implication of Ethical Renewal and Theoretical Rationality:A Reappraisal from an East Asian Perspective

In the Kaizo articles,written between 1922 and 1924,Husserl touched on the intercultural relationship between"the European"and"the non-European."Husserl addressed Japan as he dealt with ethical and cultural renewal in his Kaizo articles.Husserl wished to spread the European spiritual gestalt,which he comprehended as a universal theoretical rationality to remote cultures.At that time,Husserl imagined China as unfamiliar and remote.He even used China as a typical example of alienworld when he dealt with the problem of cultural difference.This paper reappraises Husserl's thesis by exploring Eurocentrism as a factor that might impede the willingness for non-Western or non-European cultures to accept the idea of European spiritual gestalt.This paper suggests that the non-Western or non-European cultures should take delight in learning from Europe and carry out what Husserl had in mind about the meaning of"renewal."