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Ideologically, On young chinese is very lyrical. On the one hand, the article is very critical, dissecting China, the "boss empire" layer by layer, and mercilessly criticizing the psychological state of those who hold the handle of the country and are old.
On the other hand, the "young China people" repeatedly described by the author has entrusted the author's patriotic thoughts and positive and optimistic national self-confidence, and is also full of lyrical characteristics. Therefore, Liang Qichao's "new style" political essays often express his political theory with lyrical pen. The whole story of young chinese is not displayed layer by layer with calm analysis and strict logic, but seems to be composed of "poems" and "essays" that follow the emotional torrent.
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The background of "young chinese" theory;
Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China and the national crisis was unprecedented. On young chinese was written in 1900, and Liang Qichao was exiled to Japan after the Reform Movement of 1898. That year was the boxer movement year. At that time, due to imperialist aggression, the Boxer Patriotic Movement broke out in China. Imperialism united to form Eight-Nation Alliance, colluded with the Qing government, suppressed the Boxer Rebellion, and captured Tianjin and Peking.
At that time, Eight-Nation Alliance created public opinion and slandered China as "the old empire", "the sick man of East Asia" and "divided", unable to stand on its own feet, and had to be managed or carved up by the great powers. Among China people, there are some ignorant people who shout that "it is unreasonable for China not to die" and "any big country can perish China within three days", spreading pessimism, and the national crisis is unprecedented.
The failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 forced Liang Qichao to flee to Japan, but he did not give up his efforts to strengthen the country through reform. In Japan, he founded Qingyi Daily and tried his best to publicize the continuation of the Reform Movement through the media. At that time, imperialism created public opinion and slandered China as the "boss empire".
In order to refute the imperialists' shameless abuse, correct the servile psychology of some people in China, arouse people's patriotic enthusiasm, and arouse national pride and self-confidence, Liang Qichao wrote this article on young chinese in due course.
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