Wu Fei

Wu Fei, born in 1973, is a professor in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University and director of the university's Center for Ritual Studies. He received his doctorate in anthropology from Harvard University. His research spans Western and Eastern philosophy, the anthropology of religion, comparative cultural studies, and ritual studies. His books include The Order of the Soul and World History, a close study of Western intellectual traditions, as well as Ritual Grounded in Meaning: An Inquiry into the Principles of Traditional Ritual Learning, A Study of Dong Zhongshu's Spring and Autumn Scholarship, and Research on the Construction of the Confucian Orthodoxy Genealogy in the Tang and Song Dynasties, alongside a translation of Augustine's City of God. His writing is known for clear problem awareness and meticulous argumentation, linking canonical texts with intellectual-historical contexts. Some titles in the database, such as Media Competitiveness and books on programming and all-media news editing, cannot be attributed with confidence on the basis of publicly available information, so this introduction focuses on his academic works.