Zhang Jian (A pioneer of early modernization in China)

Author: Yu Heping
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Based on drawing on and absorbing existing research achievements, this book focuses on the modernized significance of Zhang Jian's words and deeds, as well as his historical status and influence, aiming to make new contributions to the study of Zhang Jian. It explores the relationship between inherent traditional culture and modernization reflected in Zhang Jian's modernization ideas and activities; the origins and key points of Zhang Jian's modernization thoughts; Zhang Jian's business management models and their value in the transformation of modern Chinese corporate systems; Zhang Jian's management institutions and economic reforms during his tenure as Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, and their impact on the transformation of government functions and the construction of capitalist economic order; Zhang Jian's participation and support for social organizations and their mobilizing role in modernized society; Zhang Jian's local self-governance activities and their characteristics, as well as the regional modernization significance they embody. Additionally, it summarizes Zhang Jian's successes, failures, and lessons learned in his efforts to promote early modernization in China, providing references for current modernization efforts in the country. The content structure of the book is categorized according to the various modernization values embodied in Zhang Jian's words and deeds, with chapters designed to highlight the main themes. The book is written in three levels and covers nine aspects.