Reflection on the Thinking Mode Hindering the Improvement of Science and Technology in China

CHU Yu

Volume 26 Issue 4

Jun. 2021

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CHU Yu. Reflection on the Thinking Mode Hindering the Improvement of Science and Technology in China[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2010, 26(4): 150-153.

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Reflection on the Thinking Mode Hindering the Improvement of Science and Technology in China

CHU Yu

Capital Painting and Callgraphy Research Society, Beijing 100097, China

Received Date: 2010-12-10
Available Online: 2021-06-26

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Chinese traditional thinking mode refers to the subject thinking mode in phylosophical sense, that is, the main thinking mode and habit used by Chinese people.According to the academic field, there are many factors that hinder the social development in China, but this paper holds the opinion that the disordered and fossilized thinking mode is the root of hindering the social development of China.
- China,
- traditional thinking mode,
- disordered and fossilized,
- hindering the development of China

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