Liang Shuming Complete Works. Volume 2

Author: Liang Shuming
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
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Mr. Liang was a renowned scholar, thinker, educator, and social activist in modern Chinese history. In his later years, he served as the Chairman of the Academic Committee of the China Culture College. His academic thought and social activities had a broad influence both domestically and internationally and have been widely. To facilitate research and reference for people from all walks of life, the China Culture College, at the request of the author's family, has compiled a complete collection of his works and entrusted Shandong People's Publishing House to publish it. Mr. Liang wrote extensively throughout his life, but due to the turmoil of wars, many of his works were lost over time, making it difficult to collect them completely. Through extensive searches and support from all sectors, approximately 5 million words of published and unpublished texts have now been collected and organized into eight volumes. They are categorized into monographs, essays, lectures, notes, diaries, and letters, with each category arranged chronologically. Necessary version or source notes are provided before each piece. It is expected to be completed within three years.
Mr. Liang was a renowned scholar, thinker, educator, and social activist in modern Chinese history. In his later years, he served as the Chairman of the Academic Committee of the China Culture College. His academic thought and social activities had a broad influence both domestically and internationally and have been widely. To facilitate research and reference for people from all walks of life, the China Culture College, at the request of the author's family, has compiled a complete collection of his works and entrusted Shandong People's Publishing House to publish it. Mr. Liang wrote extensively throughout his life, but due to the turmoil of wars, many of his works were lost over time, making it difficult to collect them completely. Through extensive searches and support from all sectors, approximately 5 million words of published and unpublished texts have now been collected and organized into eight volumes. They are categorized into monographs, essays, lectures, notes, diaries, and letters, with each category arranged chronologically. Necessary version or source notes are provided before each piece. It is expected to be completed within three years.