Xu Guangqi Memorial Hall

Guangqi Park / 光启公园 (Xu Guangqi Memorial Hall / 徐光启纪念馆)

The tomb of Xu Guangqi / 徐光啓 (a Chinese scholar-bureaucrat, Catholic convert, agricultural scientist, astronomer and mathematician under the Ming Dynasty) remains the centerpiece of Shanghai's Nandan Park, now Guangqi Park (南丹公园, it was officially renamed Guangqi Park, 光启公园, since 1983 for the 350th anniversary of Xu Guangqi's death) on Nandan Road (南丹路), just south of Xujiahui Cathedral in Xuhui, Shanghai. The Xu Guangqi Memorial Hall / 徐光启纪念馆 is a memorial and museum also located in the park.

Guangqi Park is a commemorative park covering 13,200 m2 that has been well preserved ever since its establishment in 1641 by order of Emperor Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty (1368–1644).

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Paul Xu Guangqi (1562 -1633) from rural Shanghai rose to the office of Grand Secretary of the Ming Dynasty Emperor and is known as the forerunner of modern science in China. His friendship and collaboration with European Jesuit missionaries, especially the renowned Matteo Ricci, is the first instance of real cultural dialogue between China and the West.
Paul Xu Guangqi is a four-part documentary by Kuangchi Program Service.

The lesson of Matteo Ricci and Xu Guangqi

To mark 400 years of dialogue and cultural exchange set off by Matteo Ricci, on May 11th 2010 Michel Camdessus opened the Inauguration International Forum on the Dialogue among Civilizations and Global Challenges held by the new Xu-Ricci Dialogue Research Center at Fudan University Shanghai. He explains to us why he is so delighted that the new institute has been jointly named after Matteo Ricci and Xu Guangqi and how they are still relevant today.

Check eRenlai Focus on Matteo Ricci to commemorate the 400th anniversairy of his death:

Konrad Fischer in Shanghai (China) - Ostern 2015

Reisebericht mit Bildern und Videos bei der Kreisgruppe Coburg des Verbands der Siebenbürger Sachsen e.V. am 18. Juli 2015 im Bürgersaal Linde in Ahorn - mit Diskussion

Gezeigte Orte: Shanghai - Flughafen - Vorstädte - Tongji-Universität (Tongji: Tongschi - Deutsche in chinesischer Lautmalerie) - Sonderwirtschaftszone Pudong mit seinen Hochhäusern - Ausblick vom Jin Mao Tower - The Bund - Altstadt - Cite Bourgogne - Schlachthof - Yu Garden - Xujiahui/Zikawei - Xu Guangqi Memorial - Die Wasserstädte Minhang, Zhouzhang und Suzhou

Behandelte Themen: Essen - Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel - Volkskultur - Shops - Kunsthandwerk - Tradition - Konfuzianismus - Polizei - Bettler/Armenviertel - Hierarchie, Gehorsam, Vorbild, Volkserziehung, Auslese und Anpassung - Sauberkeit im öffentlichen Raum - Religion - Jesuitenkirche St. Ignatius-Kathedrale Zikawei - Tempel: Geheimnis-Tempel Xuanmiao Guan (Suzhou), Dajing Guandi Pavillon und Weißer Wolken Tempel Bajun Guan (Shanghai) - öffentliche Toiletten - Fazit

Meine Vorträge an der Tongji-Universität:
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Silicon Dragon Shanghai 2014 - Venture Capital & Dealmaker Panel

Rebecca Fannin of Silicon Dragon moderates a panel discussion with VCs and dealmakers Helen Wong of Qiming Ventures, Chuan Thor of Highland Capital, Joshua Wu of GGV Capital; Amir Gal-Or of Infinity and James Lu of Cooley

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