New People's Voice

Author: Liang Qichao
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Publish Date: 1998-09-01
Features: This book is one of the "Awaken the Lion Series." As the "pride of public opinion and a naturally gifted literary master," Liang Qichao's writings are imbued with passion, holding a unique charm for readers, sweeping the era and shaking the world. Wang Wenru eulogized Liang Qichao: "The 'Drinking Ice' collection, with tens of thousands of copies circulated, was recited by the people, appreciated by both the refined and the common, and those who drew from its essence to pursue fame and promote literary circles were numerous." In the early 20th century, Liang Qichao and others began to shift their understanding from the superficial level of Western material and systems to the cultural and psychological level, moving from concrete comparisons between China and the West to metaphysical comparisons, thereby recognizing the fundamental opposition between Western modern culture and China's traditional culture. They published "The New Citizen," proposing the transformation of national character. This book is one of the "Awaken the Lion Series." As the "pride of public opinion and a naturally gifted literary master," Liang Qichao's writings are imbued with passion, holding a unique charm for readers, sweeping the era and shaking the world. Wang Wenru eulogized Liang Qichao: "The 'Drinking Ice' collection, with tens of thousands of copies circulated, was recited by the people, appreciated by both the refined and the common, and those who drew from its essence to pursue fame and promote literary circles were numerous." In the early 20th century, Liang Qichao and others began to shift their understanding from the superficial level of Western material and systems to the cultural and psychological level, moving from concrete comparisons between China and the West to metaphysical comparisons, thereby recognizing the fundamental opposition between Western modern culture and China's traditional culture. They published "The New Citizen," proposing the transformation of national character.