Peking University, Beijing

This course focuses on the business development under China’s digital economy. With the fast development of technology infrastructure in China, emerging and disruptive digital technologies have profoundly reshaped the business and the economy. Plus, unique consumer behavior, organizational management, and market competition have made China’s market innovative and dynamic. As a result, new businesses keep coming and the business management has been digitally transformed. We will analyze these new Chinese management in this course. Specifically, this course will cover topics such as China’s digital economy and growth, platform and ecosystem, digital platforms including e-commerce and social media, sharing economy and business model innovation, practices regarding recruitment, performance management, training and development, turnover, as well as management phenomena that are indigenously Chinese. 

This course is a general introduction course about the technique side and non-technique side to R&D game product and how start a related business. 

This course is designed for beginners or students with a basic understanding of Chinese painting. The focus of the course is traditional Chinese landscape (Shanshui) painting, with a particular emphasis on classical works from the Song dynasty onwards. Following the tradition of “learning from ancient masters and observing nature,” the course primarily involves the practice of copying (i.e., ‘emulating’ linmo) classic paintings. Additionally, we will introduce and analyze the relevant theories and aesthetic principles behind these works. Through systematic explanations and practical exercises, the aim is to help students understand the materials and media used in Chinese painting and grasp the basic techniques and compositional principles of renowned landscape paintings, such as those found in the Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting or other classics. Through creative practice, students will experience the “interconnectedness of brush, ink, wrist, and mind,” thus gaining initial insights into the fundamental practices of Chinese painting and the core aesthetic principles of landscape painting and its techniques. Ultimately, this course aims to enhance students’ artistic cultivation and aesthetic appreciation of Chinese painting.

This course aims to teach the fundamentals of planetary science, including an introduction to research subjects, key phenomena and observational facts, basic theoretical frameworks and ways of thinking, as well as fundamental research and detection methods.

This course is based on Mr. Yuan Ke's theory of general mythology, collectively refering to narrative broad supernatural beings and phenomena (including gods, ghosts, monsters, strange phenomena, etc.), and various types of literary works with mythological elements as mythological literature. This course selects classic storylines from ancient Japanese mythology, teaches their main content and cultural significance, and then sorts out the derivatives and changes of these stories from medieval Japan to modern times, as well as the mythological stories that appeared after the Middle Ages and their evolving forms in later generations, such as the folklore of bronze mirrors, fox legends, etc.; it showcases the dissemination and variation of Chinese mythological legends and bizarre literature in Japan, and deeply analyzes the influence between mythological literature in China and Japan. The texts involved in this course are diverse, including literary works, historical documents, theater images such as Jyoururi plays, Kabuki, and artworks. Through fascinating and interesting stories, students are guided to think about the relationship between mythological literature and social evolution, and the changes in ideological concepts, to grasp the characteristics of Japanese culture, and to understand the important influence of Chinese culture on Japanese mythological literature.

Information display is a technology for the visual presentation of images, text, or video transmitted electronically. The display is one of the major interfaces between humans and machines, which has broad applications. This course systematically introduces various display technologies as well as their current situations, helping students to engage in the display research field and industry.

This course explores the critical roles of entrepreneurship and innovation in the Chinese growth story and its implications for conducting business in the country. We will begin by documenting the rise of entrepreneurship and innovation in China, then, using in-depth case studies and statistical evidence, we will examine how factors like personal characteristics, social networks, demographics, and government policies shape this landscape.

This course provides unsurpassed legal, business, financial, tax, and estate planning information and guidance for this major sector of the creative arts.

This course provides an overview of the main facts about world economic history before and after the Industrial Revolution, focusing on the economic changes over the past 1,000 years.

A course for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in math and statistics, covering Martingale, stationary processes and the Brownian motion.