Speaker: An Deyi, an expert on Confucianism
Date:  2: 00 pm, March 23, 2013 (Saturday)
Venue:  Multifunctional Hall, 4F, Shanghai Library (1555 Huaihai Zhong Road)
Booking code: 130307

Introduction
Of all ideological and cultural systems, Confucian moral resources are the most rich in the world. These moral norms and resources supervise the Chinese families, social relations and political relations, making China a country of high moral standards.
On March 23, the Shanghai Library Lecture will invite An Deyi, an expert on Confucianism, to give us a speech on the Confucian wisdom of life, education wisdom and the Confucian concept of wealth and happiness, as well as its modern enlightenment.

About the Speaker
An Deyi, born on October 10, 1953. He is a native of Sichuan and now lives in Wuhan. He taught at universities for 15 years, and later resigned from the teaching job to become a businessman. He is a linguistics expert, Confucianism expert, educator and industrialist, and is now Principal Lecturer at the International Confucianism Communication Group, Chief Advisor, United States Renhe Confucian Culture Communication Group, Vice President, Chinese Caigen Tan Society of Cultural Research, Vice President, Hubei Provincial Confucius Academic Research Association, as well as guest professor of the Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University and etc. He is also Editor-in-Chief of Deyi Tang Chinese Culture Studies, a national pilot project of the Ministry of Education of China.

How to Attend the Lecture
1. Tickets are available at the information desk starting on March 13, 2013.
2. Text Message Booking: readers can text "JZ□Booking Codes□Name" to 021 2573 1500; or access through mobile phone to the Shanghai Library web site at http://m.library.sh.cn.
3. Online Booking: please register and log onto http://www.library.sh.cn/jiang for booking.
Deadline for all bookings is 2 days before the lecture.
Please register 30 minute in advance at the entrance of the Multifunctional Hall after a successful booking.
For further information:
Website: http://www.jiangzuo.org or http://www.library.sh.cn/jiang
Contact: mylecture@msn.com