A few days ago, the lecture "Chinese classics from the perspective of comparative philology" jointly sponsored by the Institute of cross culture and world literature of Tianjin Normal University, the College of Arts and the Tianjin society of comparative literature was held online. The lecture gives consideration to Chinese and Western culture, introduces the four characteristics of Chinese traditional classics from macro and micro, and deeply interprets and analyzes the causes of their formation. The whole lecture answered six questions: "why did ancient China form the concept of 'Jing'," why did ancient Chinese classical texts form a Lego block type fragment combination form "and" why did the annotation of ancient classical texts become a part of classics ". "Professor glennmost, a famous classical scholar, gave speeches at the University of Venice, Renmin University of China and the University of Chicago in Italy. Based on the reference system of ancient Greece, he put forward eight similarities and six differences between ancient Chinese and ancient Greek classics. Based on this, this online lecture is a good opportunity to open a new space for comparison and dialogue between ancient Greek classics and ancient Chinese classics." Xu Jianwei, associate professor of the school of Arts of Renmin University of China and associate professor of the International Research Center for ancient text culture, said in an interview. In recent years, interdisciplinary integration has become a hot topic in international academic literature research and "world Philology". In the lecture, when talking about the uniqueness of Chinese traditional literature and classics, Hao LAN, President of the Institute of cross culture and world literature of Tianjin Normal University, said that in the process of dialogue between ancient Eastern and Western classical literature, Chinese traditional literature and classics cover the annotations left by scholars in different periods, and their historical context and vision will better help understand and integrate Chinese history. During the discussion, Yu Jiang, a professor, vice president, deputy director of the academic committee of Tianjin Foreign Studies University and leader of Chinese discipline, believed that the integrated annotation of Chinese classical literature in different periods under the same symbol system reflected the inheritance of Chinese history. Among them, "poetry expresses ambition" and "literature carries Tao" all reflect the social function and utility of ancient Chinese texts, and also reflect the open and inclusive communication form of Chinese classics from the side. This online lecture is an in-depth exchange between the western classical academic circles and the Chinese classical academic tradition. Through space apart discussion, it brings new inspiration and thinking to the classical academic research of the East and the west, and plays a far-reaching role in promoting the integration and understanding of the East and the West in the humanities academic circles. (outlook new era)