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"The Transition from Dao Learning to Literary Learning" Literary hermeneutics is one of the topical issues among current chinese literature scholars in China. This talk will introduce that literary hermeneutics can be an alternative perspective on the relationship between Confucian canons and literary composition.“Transition from Dao learning to literary learning” is an observed result from this perspective, which initially involves that Neo-Confucian scholars turned their interest in literary composition under Mongol rule.Because of the increasingly competitive civil service examinations and limited official positions, Confucian elites had to focus on prose writing, give up the paths to officialdom or devote themselves to other fields, such as poetry. This phenomenon started in the late southern Song and became obvious in Yuan-Ming China, together with the inheritance and spread of Neo-Confucianism. "The proposal and development process of China's HRD strategy." From the perspective of human resource development (HRD), this presentation argues that the Chinese government proposed the HRD strategy, which makes China--a country with a large population--transformed from a poor and backward country to the second largest economy in the world. The main reasons for China's implementation of HRD strategy lie in the era of knowledge economy, China's large population, the inspiration of foreign experience, and the influence of the road to peaceful rise. The HRD strategy has been developed through three Central conferences on talent-related work. --- This event will be presented in hybrid mode.