Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Institute of Modern History Young Academic Forum. 2001 Volume

Author: Institute of Modern History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Institute of Modern History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. The future of the institute lies with the youth, and the future of our academic community also lies with the youth. Facing the development of academia both domestically and internationally in the 21st century, we must strive to promote the rapid growth of our young scholars so that they can be recognized and accepted by the academic community as early as possible. To this end, we must make even greater efforts. For example, we need to cultivate their dedication to studying Marxist theory, ensuring that young scholars who are about to become renowned remember and uphold the traditions left by former directors of the Institute of Modern History, such as Fan Wenlan and Liu Dajan. These traditions include not only sitting patiently and conducting solid research but also maintaining a correct research direction and fostering a serious sense of responsibility toward the nation and society. This is my hope, and it is also the common hope of my older generation of scholars.