Author: Yang Jinrong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is the first to examine and study the academic and social life of late Hu Shih, presenting many viewpoints and insights that were previously unexplored. The book is well-documented and presents fair arguments. By applying the sociological role theory to analyze Hu Shih, a figure with a complex and rich life experience, it vividly reveals the tragedy and helplessness of this character. Reading it, the psychology and experiences of the character come to life, and Hu Shih is no longer just an abstract existence. Through the author's gentle narration, his thoughts and emotions are presented to you in a highly detailed and rich manner. Additionally, the earth-shaking changes that occurred in China between 1948 and 1962, as well as the changes in the thoughts and destinies of Chinese intellectuals brought about by these events, also deeply move the reader.
Roles and Fate (The Liberal Dilemma of Hu Shi in His Later Years)
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