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A Study on Feng Yuxiang's Mentality Transition toward New-Democratic China

Sheng Hai-ying

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It results from several psychological factors which included patriotic sensibility,aspiration for peace that Feng Yuxiang became a democratic armyman from a typical soldier of old type,and moved towards new-democratic China eventually.It also indicates that Feng Yuxiang had seen through the nature of both Kuomintang and the Communist party.

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It results from several psychological factors which included patriotic sensibility,aspiration for peace that Feng Yuxiang became a democratic armyman from a typical soldier of old type,and moved towards new-democratic China eventually.It also indicates that Feng Yuxiang had seen through the nature of both Kuomintang and the Communist party.

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It results from several psychological factors which included patriotic sensibility,aspiration for peace that Feng Yuxiang became a democratic armyman from a typical soldier of old type,and moved towards new-democratic China eventually.It also indicates that Feng Yuxiang had seen through the nature of both Kuomintang and the Communist party.

Key concepts: China, Democracy, Sensibility, Communism, Political science, Transition (genetics), Political economy, Development economics

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