The 21st China's Century?

Qiguang Zhao is a Ph.D of Comparative Literature. He is a tenured professor and Burton and Lily Levin Professor of Carleton College in America. At the same time, heal so held other distinguished positions: professor at Tongji University, visitingresearcher at Tsinghua University. In his 30years' experience in America, he has beendevoted himself to the communication of Chinese culture and taken foreign students to study in China, which has greatly promoted the cultural exchange between America and China. His works in Chinese include Shi LuXin Cheng, The Tao that Can Be Told： AnIllustrated New Taoism, Selected Reading of Conrad's Short Stories, Stranger in a StrangeLand, and the Wisdom of Lao Tze. FIis works in English include A Study of Dragons: East and West, and Do Nothing and Do Everything: An Illustrated New Taoism.