LI Zhimin is “Guangzhou Scholar” Distinguished Professor of English at School of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou University. He serves as President of Foreign Literature Society of Guangdong Province. His research interests focus upon studies on modern culture (philosophy), modern poetics and modern English Education. Daniel Braun earned his PhD from Princeton University in 2019. His research and teaching focus on modern poetry in English, and the long history of poetics. He is currently a distinguished visiting scholar at School of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou University.

• Chapter One: The One-Way Model of Cultural Interaction: Literary Interactions between China and Cambridge.- Chapter Two: Turbulent Transformation of the Literary and Cultural Mentality of China from 1917 to 1949 and the Vigorous One after the Reform and Opening-Up Policy.- Chapter Three: The Origin and Development of New Chinese Poetry from the Perspective of Cultural Exchanges between China and the West.- Chapter Four: The Interplay of “Common Morality” and “Philosophy-Science”.- Chapter Five: Re-examination of the Question “Where Do I Come From?”: Establishment of Modern Cultural Norms Related to Parent-Child Relationships.- Chapter Six: “Where Am I Going?”: Reconfirmation of the Fundamental Cultural Faith in Life of Humanity and Its Survival.- Chapter Seven: “Who Am I?”: Establishment of Modern Culture on Basis of Three Forms of Personal Life.- Chapter Eight: Body Thinking, Image Thinking and Concept Thinking: The Philosophy of Thinking and Its Implication for Communications.-  Chapter Nine: The Linking Matters: An International Poetics of Sense-Making and Innovation.- Chapter Ten: Truth as a Construct and the Growth of Knowledge.- Chapter Eleven: Survival First: A Review of Modern Humanity and a Prospect for Its Future.