The Complete Diary of Hu Shih. 4

Author: Hu Shih, compiled by Cao Boyan
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: "The Complete Diary of Hu Shih (Volume IV)" is a compilation of Hu Shih's diaries from 1923 to 1927, based on various versions of the "Hu Shih Diary." Since previous versions were published in stages, the current compilation is titled "The Complete Diary of Hu Shih," in contrast to these earlier, partial editions. "The Complete Diary of Hu Shih (Volume IV)" collects Hu Shih's diaries from 1923 to 1927. The "Hu Shih Diary" records Mr. Hu Shih's social contributions and life trajectory, fully showcasing the unique charm of this renowned scholar, thinker, educator, and social activist. It includes his notes on reading and scholarship, records of his interactions with friends, observations and analyses of social and political events, personal and family life, as well as drafts or summaries of his poems, prose, and correspondence. Many foreign languages appear in the diary, most of which are English, with a small number of German and Russian. For the convenience of general readers, necessary translations of foreign languages have been provided. The content of the "Hu Shih Diary" covers many aspects of modern Chinese thought, academia, culture, education, domestic and foreign affairs, and social changes. Therefore, it is not only a valuable primary source for studying Mr. Hu Shih personally but also for studying modern and contemporary China as a whole. It holds significant importance for academic research on Hu Shih.