Rivers, Terraces, And Timeless Harmony How a natural and a manmade landmark encapsulate some of the core elements of Chinese development philosophy and culture  

作　　者：DONATIEN NIYONZIMA 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《ChinAfrica》2023年第11期32-35,共4页中国与非洲（英文版）

摘　　要：China’s vast and diverse landscape is a testament to nature’s grandeur,with each region narrating a unique tale of human-nature symbiosis.Among these tales,two landmarks are of profound significance:the Yellow River and the Ziquejie Terraces.These aren’t mere geographical entities;they represent chapters of a story where humans,despite the challenges posed by nature,found ways to coexist,adapt,and thrive.The Yellow River,often dubbed the“Mother River,”has been the cradle of Chinese civilisation,nurturing life and culture for millennia.Similarly,the Ziquejie Terraces,with their intricate patterns,showcase the pinnacle of agricultural innovation and harmony with the land.

关 键 词：HARMONY CULTURE HARMONY 

分 类 号：H31[语言文字—英语]