The Reconstruction of Chinese Sociology

Chapter 1. Exploring the Great Transformation of Modern China (Yaoji). - Chapter 2. The Reconstruction of Chinese Sociology and the Exchanges between Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao (Li Peiliang). - Chapter 3. Establishing Principle and Discipline with an Integration of the East and the West (Lin Nan). - Chapter 4. To be a Promoter of Chinese Indigenous Social Sociology (Yang Zhongfang). - Chapter 5. Going Far with a Sword in the Field of Theory (Ye Qizheng). - Chapter 6. Promoting the Construction of Sociology Like Professor Fei (Bao Zhiming). - Chapter 7. Viewing the Changes in the World, Culture is a Mirror (Bing Zheng). - Chapter 8. A Perspective of Chinese Society in the Transitional Period (Cai He). - Chapter 9. Observing People's Livelihood with Academic Knowledge and Concern for Society with Practice (Guan Xinping). - Chapter 10. Connecting to International Standards and Building Academic Norms for Sociology (Hu Rong). - Chapter 11. Sociology is My Faith (Lei Hong). - Chapter 12. Examining Society with the Help of Philosophy (Li Lulu). - Chapter 13. Focusing on the Transforming and Developing Chinese Society (Li Peilin). - Chapter 14. Reading and Learning: The Best Things to Do in the World (Li Qiang). - Chapter 15. Constant Knowledge Pursuit from Facts, Promoting the Construction of Chinese Sociological Discourse (Li Youmei). - Chapter 16. Going to Factories instead of Attending Meetings (Liu Linping). - Chapter 17. Seeking a Synthesis of Empirical Research and Theoretical Generalisation (Liu Shaojie). - Chapter 18. The So-called Learning: the Sincerity Remains the Same through Changes (Liu Shiding). - Chapter 19. China's National Unity Requires the Concerted Efforts of All Ethnic Groups (Ma Rong). - Chapter 20. Grand Narrative and Personal Experience in the Reconstruction of Chinese Sociology (Peng Huamin). - Chapter 21. Hong Meng Lends me a Hand to Weave Cocoons and Build Walls (Qiu Zeqi). - Chapter 22. Tracing Changes in the Development of

Zhou Xiaohong is Professor of Sociology at Nanjing University. He has published more than 100 academic papers, as well as more than 30 monographs and translated works, including Tradition and Change:The Social Psychology of Farmers in Jiangsu and Zhejiang and its Evolution since Modern Times (1998) and Cultural Feedback-Intergenerational Revolution in Changing Society (2015).