"The Revival of Chinese Hermeneutics" is a scholarly book that explores the philosophy and religion of Chinese thought traditions. Written by Zhaonong Wang, Li Qingliang, Hong Handing, and Hongjian Wang, the work offers an in-depth analysis and discussion on the development and relevance of Chinese hermeneutics in the modern world. The book spans 101 pages and is available in both German and Chinese. It includes a table of contents featuring an introduction by the editors, as well as two conversations from the years 2019 and 2024, followed by an afterword. The editors and authors contribute their expertise to illuminate the philosophical concepts and their application in today's context. This non-fiction book is aimed at readers interested in Chinese philosophy and those who wish to understand the significance of hermeneutics within a cultural and historical framework. It serves as a valuable resource for students, academics, and anyone engaged with the profound questions of human existence and knowledge.