1902-2006: A Century of Turmoil: Wang Yunsheng and the Da Gong Bao

Author: Wang Zhichen
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The Rise of the Da Gong Bao, a work of literary politics that inherits traditional style while innovating. When the new management took over the Da Gong Bao, it upheld the Four Principles as its (purpose):
- Not partisan: not bound by the views of any single party;
- Not for sale: not influenced by private individuals or groups, nor providing financial aid to outsiders;
- Not selfish: not promoting personal opinions, but reflecting the public will;
- Not blind: maintaining a fixed stance, not blindly following the crowd.
These four principles truly embody the essence of cultural politics. "Independent spirit, free thought" is also safeguarded through them. In simple terms, cultural politics is not just a slogan—it stands on the people’s perspective, affirming what is right and rejecting what is wrong. While there may be deviations or inaccuracies in judging right and wrong, they can ultimately be corrected by facts. Da Gong Bao people may hold diverse political views, but within the organization, they are inclusive and accommodating, upholding public justice and prioritizing the people’s interests. With the advancement of the times and the progress of history, the (precious) aspect of the Da Gong Bao lies in its ability to evolve without compromising its principles. It aligns with the trends of the era while preserving its independent spirit.