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The aim is to analyze and redefine the implications of Chinese civilization's development based on Zeng Shiqiang's framework using mathematical modeling.

August 13, 2026Open Access

PFUSRC-144 From "Confucius's Era" to the "Topological Era of the Dao" — Complementing Zeng Shiqiang's Intuition, Diagnosing the Steady-State Trap of Chinese Civilization, and Defining the Mathematical Boundary Between "Divinity" and "Superstition"

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ZWZhenmin WangZhejiang University

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Diagnoses the steady-state trap in Chinese civilization, revealing dynamic transformation's significance.

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The aim is to analyze and redefine the implications of Chinese civilization's development based on Zeng Shiqiang's framework using mathematical modeling.
Utilized the PFUSRC seven-layer ontological framework for analysis.
Translated philosophical insights into precise topological language.
Diagnosed historical and structural reasoning gaps in Chinese civilization's dynamics.
Identified a 'steady-state trap' preventing dynamic transformation in Chinese civilization.
Highlighted the importance of the L4 ontological structure in advancing social understanding.
Concluded that the 21st century marks a return to dynamic transformation and the topological era rather than a revival of static Confucianism.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7d76aa2b0e0cff3f64037a https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21883498

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PFUSRC-144 From "Confucius's Era" to the "Topological Era of the Dao" — Complementing Zeng Shiqiang's Intuition, Diagnosing the Steady-State Trap of Chinese Civilization, and Defining the Mathematical Boundary Between "Divinity" and "Superstition"

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PFUSRC-144 From "Confucius's Era" to the "Topological Era of the Dao" — Complementing Zeng Shiqiang's Intuition, Diagnosing the Steady-State Trap of Chinese Civilization, and Defining the Mathematical Boundary Between "Divinity" and "Superstition"

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