Confucianism is Making a Comeback in China

The video explores the historical journey of Confucianism, from its decline in the 19th century due to external pressures and internal reforms, to its suppression during the Cultural Revolution, and finally to its revival in modern China. The Confucian Renaissance is marked by both state-sponsored initiatives and grassroots movements, aiming to reintroduce Confucian values in society. The video highlights the challenges and adaptations Confucianism has faced over time, reflecting its enduring influence and evolving nature.

What was the significance of the 2550th birthday celebration of Confucius held in Qufu?

How did Confucianism's status change throughout the 20th century in China?

What were the main reforms proposed by Kong Yahveh in 1898?

In what ways did the Communist Party view Confucianism after taking power in 1949?

What challenges did Confucianism face during the Cultural Revolution?

What were the key features of the Confucian Renaissance that began after Mao's death?

How did the state-sponsored projects aim to reintroduce Confucian values in modern China?

What role did grassroots movements play in the revival of Confucianism?

What impact did the rise of mass media and the Internet have on the practice of Confucianism?

How did Confucius's image change in the 21st century compared to earlier periods?