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"Du Min culture is one of Fujian's regional cultures, among which Tanshishan culture is one of the sources of the world's marine civilization, ship administration culture is the cradle of China's modern navy, and Sanfangqixiang culture is the epitome of modern China's advanced culture." Professor Xue Jing, with neat short hair, boarded the platform and brought a feast of Fujian culture to all the teachers and students of Minjiang College.

10 On June 5438+02, the second lecture hall of Minjiang University-Du Min Culture officially kicked off. Speaker Professor Xue Jing, Dean and Professor of the School of Humanities and Communication of Minjiang University, Ph.D. in history, and tutor of master students majoring in history in the School of Social History of Fujian Normal University. The lecture was presided over by Wang, deputy director of the Academic Affairs Office.

Professor Xue Jing is the leader of the history major in the newly-built undergraduate colleges of Fujian Provincial Education Department, the director of "Du Min Historical and Cultural Research Center", the research base of humanities and social sciences in the newly-built undergraduate colleges of Fujian Provincial Education Department, the candidate of "100 million talents project" and the provincial "model of teachers' morality". She presided over a number of social science planning projects in Fujian Province, won the second prize for outstanding achievements in social science in Fujian Province for three times, and won the third prize for 1 time. "I began to participate in the culture of Du Min in 2005, and I participated in the concise concept of Du Min culture. Working and living in this land, I feel more and more deeply about Du Min culture. "Professor Xue called this lecture a ramble, and described the definitions of Fujian capital culture, Tanshishan culture, three lanes and seven lanes culture and ship administration culture, and described eight cultures with a long history and rich colors in Fujian.

Professor Xue Jing first gave a detailed and wonderful explanation of Minnan culture, Hakka culture and Mazu culture, and also briefly introduced the customs of different areas in Fujian.

The three great immigration waves in Fujian history are also a highlight. Professor Xue's introduction to the three waves of migration in Sun Wu period, the rebellion of eight kings in the late Western Jin Dynasty and the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties period left a deep impression on the students present.

When talking about Tanshishan culture, Professor Xue especially mentioned the difference between marine civilization and mainland civilization, and explained the debate on the origin of Fujian marine civilization and Austronesian language family with many historical and practical materials.

Speaking of Fuzhou culture, Professor Xue is particularly enthusiastic. She deeply introduced the cultural business cards such as "Saddle Wall", "Loumen" and "Shuige Stage" in the three lanes and seven lanes, and also mentioned the origins of many modern pioneers such as Yan Fu, Lin Zexu and Shen Baozhen with the "three lanes and seven lanes", which deepened everyone's feelings about the humanistic atmosphere of the "three lanes and seven lanes".

"History is often caused by accident," Professor Xue said when referring to the culture of ship administration. Professor Xue said that Fuzhou Shipping Bureau was the pioneer of modern shipbuilding industry in China, the base for training scientific and technological teams in modern China and the cradle of modern navy in China. From Fuzhou Ship Administration Bureau to Ship Administration School, from Shen Baozhen to Yan Fu, with her narration, the cultural history of Fuzhou Ship Administration is presented to everyone like a movie.

The students who came to the lecture benefited a lot. Wu Mingyuan, a student majoring in tourism management at level 15, said, "Through this lecture, I learned more about the culture of Du Min, and I realized that there are so many former residences of literati and celebrities on three sides and seven lanes". Lin Xing, Department of History, School of Humanities and Communication, Kloc-0/6, also said: "I didn't have any concept of Du Min culture before, but now I feel that Du Min culture has a place in world civilization, which is great!"