Chaozhou's Cultural Legacy:What Do Academies Bear?  

作　　者：Su Shiri Da Haijun 

机构地区：[1]Chaozhou Reporter Station of the Southern Press Media Group [2]Qingyuan Reporter Station of the Southern Press Media Group

出　　处：《China Book International》2025年第1期68-73,共6页中国新书(英文版)

摘　　要：By the riverside stands the Han Wengong Ancestral HaU,but the oak tree once planted by Han Yu is long gone.In its place,a new oak tree has grown taLL and straight,flourishing in front of the hall with lush greenery.In ancient Chaozhou,the blooming of oak trees symbolized the auspicious success of scholars in the imperial examinations.Han Yu himself became a crucial bridge connecting Chaozhou with the cultural traditions of the Central Plains.After his departure,Chaozhou,slightly Lagging behind the cultural pulse of the Central Plains,began sowing the seeds of Confucian culture.These seeds grew and took root in academies and private study haLLs,nurturing the scholarly spirit and literary integrity that form an integral part of Chinese cultural heritage.

关 键 词：connecting planted STRAIGHT 

分 类 号：J31[艺术—美术]