There are some differences with Zhang Qingyong about the relationship between ancient culture and entrepreneurship.

The relationship between ancient culture and entrepreneurship differs from that of Zhang Qingyong as follows:

1, abandon tradition; 2. Strive for innovation; 3, completely follow the ancient culture. Zhang Qingyong believes that we should make good use of ancient culture in our business and keep pace with the times in contemporary development.

First, the differences of views.

First, tradition has both essence and dross. Some traditions may have adapted well to the times and social development at that time, but they may not adapt or even be criticized in this era. So we should take its essence and discard its dross. Carry forward good traditions and discard unsuitable bad traditions.

Second, the statement of "striving for innovation" is not accurate enough. Some can keep their original appearance, but not all need innovation.

Third, "completely following" means copying ancient culture, but as the first point said, ancient culture has both essence and dross. We should develop ancient culture according to the changes of the times and the needs of social development and keep pace with the times.

Second, traditional culture and personal cultivation.

Obviously, personal cultivation comes from cultural acquisition. Then, around the logical origin of China's traditional self-cultivation philosophy, the self-cultivation philosophy of Confucianism, Taoism and Legalism is explained in detail. Finally, Professor Bai takes the military strategist "five virtues as generals" as an example to interpret the integration of Confucianism and Taoism. The simple speech won the house applause. Through Professor Bai Yin's lecture, the students learned a lot from the perspective of traditional culture and self-cultivation.