Quing Qichao Complete Works

Author: Zhang Pinxing
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Publishing Date: 1999-04-01
Features: Printed on 70g yellow glueboard paper, ultra-luxury hardcover binding, imitating sheepskin cover, divided into 10 volumes, luxury boxed set, with one set per box, worldwide limited edition of 2000 sets, accompanied by a collectible certificate.
Liang Qichao was a prominent figure in modern Chinese history. In his early years, he was a well-known leader of the reform movement and an outstanding propagandist. He was also the founder of modern Chinese press. The journals he edited, such as Shiwu Bao, Qingyi Bao, and Xinmin Congbao, had a profound impact on Chinese history and dominated public opinion for over a decade. His writings inspired generations of young people to pursue the path of saving the nation.
As the saying goes, "When one is at a low point, change brings about progress; progress leads to lasting success." Embrace the new and discard the old, and illness will not persist. Without a candle in the dark, one cannot sleep; without warm robes in winter, one will suffer from the cold. Crossing a river on land is dangerous; using an old formula for a new illness is fatal.
This massive work of millions of words reconstructs the Collected Works of Liang Qichao with new punctuation and reorganization by chronological order. More importantly, it compiles, organizes, and publishes a significant portion of Liang Qichao's previously unpublished letters, making it exceptionally valuable.