JIANG, Na - HKUST Class Schedule & Quota

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COURSE INFO

ATTRIBUTES	Common Core: Broadening (Humanities)
DESCRIPTION	This course provides a comprehensive overview of the key historical events, dynasties, and cultural developments that have shaped Chinese civilization over 3000 years, spanning from the Shang dynasty to the end of imperial China. It explores the unique trajectories and general trends in Chinese social, cultural, and intellectual history, highlighting the profound influence of philosophical and religious movements such as Confucianism, Legalism, and Buddhism. Additionally, the course situates China within a global context, examining its encounters and interactions through trade, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic relations. By analyzing both "China in the world" and "the world in China," this course offers a nuanced understanding of China's historical significance and its interconnectedness with global developments.

ATTRIBUTES

Common Core: Broadening (Humanities)

DESCRIPTION

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the key historical events, dynasties, and cultural developments that have shaped Chinese civilization over 3000 years, spanning from the Shang dynasty to the end of imperial China. It explores the unique trajectories and general trends in Chinese social, cultural, and intellectual history, highlighting the profound influence of philosophical and religious movements such as Confucianism, Legalism, and Buddhism. Additionally, the course situates China within a global context, examining its encounters and interactions through trade, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic relations. By analyzing both "China in the world" and "the world in China," this course offers a nuanced understanding of China's historical significance and its interconnectedness with global developments.

UCUG 1604 - History of Chinese Civilization: From Antiquity to Late Imperial (3 units)

Section	Date & Time	Room	Instructor	Quota	Avail
L01 (6512)	Tu 12:00PM - 02:50PM	Rm 201, W2	JIANG, Na REN, ZHIJUN	40	40
L02 (6513)	We 12:00PM - 02:50PM	Rm 150, E1	JIANG, Na LUO, Moxuan	40	40
T01 (6514)	Th 07:30PM - 08:20PM	Rm 102, E1	JIANG, Na REN, ZHIJUN	40	40
T02 (6515)	We 07:30PM - 08:20PM	Rm 102, E1	JIANG, Na LUO, Moxuan	40	40