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#### The United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, written by Hans Ingvar Roth, is one of the most famous and widely translated documents in the world. * Eleanor Roosevelt, who headed the team that drafted it, described it as “a new great charter for mankind” when it was presented to the UN General Assembly in December 1948. Roosevelt later turned out to be largely correct in her prediction of the document’s importance. In our world today, there is no other document of equal stature in the international community. One of its most prominent authors was the Chinese diplomat and philosopher Peng Chun-chang (1892-1957), whose importance has been increasingly recognized in recent years. The qualities that today are attributed to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights also belong to Zhang. Chang was a polymath who was, among other things, a teacher, scholar, administrator, playwright, diplomat, and politician. Zhang was a truly global figure, and played a prominent role in cultural mediation between East and West. His life was eventful, which was also reflected in his intellectual and political works. This book is the first of its kind to address Ping Chun Chang, presenting and analyzing his significance in the UN Declaration. Through new information materials, the book sheds light on Zhang's life and work with one of the most important documents in world history. “A comprehensive account of a remarkable human life of profound importance to humanity.” "The book has great merit, and I highly recommend it." (Gabriel Johnson, in Oriental Studies, No. 149).