Contents

An Epoch-Making Archaeological Narrative -Climate Change and the Origins of Writing Opens a New Space for Rethinking Human Origins Long Xing. 1

Climate Change: The Origins of Writing and Calligraphy and a Turning Point in Early Civilization (Part II)-From Signs and Proto-Writing through Combined Graphs to Oracle-Bone Script Liu Zhengcheng. 19

2026: Chatbots Are Dead. The Age of AI Agents Has Begun Fei Jinghao. 70

Shadow and Light in Mutual Reflection: Psychoanalysis and Eastern Wisdom on Releasing Attachment and Returning to What is True Yin Li 73

Why Did Mr. Lu Zuofu Return? Zhao Xiaoling. 83

In Memory of Professor Liu Zaifu Torbjörn Lodén. 88

Scholarship That Does Not Bend with the Arts of Rule: Holding Fast to the Enlightenment Ge Zhaoguang 93

The Three Ancient Changes and the Origins of Huaxia CivilizationLi Anze. 98

What Is the Human Soul, and Where Does It Go After Death? Zhu Qingshi 120

Jottings on Returning Home Jianli 126

Hiding the Phoenix Head, Giving Rise to New Meaning New Acrostic Poetry and Transformation Through Human Culture 135

Who Stole the Soul When the Hair Was Cut?--The Emperor's Fear and the Curse of Loyalty in Soulstealers Leng Wenzong 145

The Craftsman or the Grotto-Heaven Xiang Yixian. 155

Sanxingdui's "Awakening That Astonished the World" Rewrites the Starting Point of the History of Natural Science Yang Zhenyu 182

The Mysterious Totem of Ancient Huaxia Reflections on the Changing Culture of the Eastern Divine Dragon  Zhang Yiqi 193

Never Giving Away a Game Shang To. 223

This Dark Pit Hong Lu. 231