Author: Hu Shih
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Hu Shih (1894-1962) was an important thinker of the May Fourth Enlightenment Movement and the theoretical founder of the Vernacular Movement. He was not only a liberalist fighter, diplomat, and cultural figure but also a renowned philosopher, historian, and litterateur with a deep understanding of both Eastern and Western thought, and a master of Chinese studies. This book is a selection from his entire works, focusing on philosophy and culture, providing readers, especially young students, with a mirror for reflection.
Classics of Hu Shi
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