Socialist Transformation during Revolution of 1911
Xiaolin Han
Abstract
Xiaolin Han
Abstract
In terms of socialist transformation,the revolution of 1911 led by Sun Zhong-Shan was a great success. First, the political principles democracy, liberty, human rights, equality and legal system etc, denied the feudalism. Second, feudal bureaueratic apparatus were transformed and recognized completely and bourgeois morality and social practices which differed from feudal society formed. Third, people objected to old-style education, and advocated bourgeois education, Finally,they developed industrial and commercial enterprises completely. At the same time, they transformed feudal economic structure and made an attempt to establish bourgeois economic order.The revolution of 1911 led by Sun Zhong-shan,which led china to modern times from the Middle Ages.It pointed the way to a more prosperous future for the Chinese nation.
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In terms of socialist transformation,the revolution of 1911 led by Sun Zhong-Shan was a great success. First, the political principles democracy, liberty, human rights, equality and legal system etc, denied the feudalism. Second, feudal bureaueratic apparatus were transformed and recognized completely and bourgeois morality and social practices which differed from feudal society formed. Third, people objected to old-style education, and advocated bourgeois education, Finally,they developed industrial and commercial enterprises completely. At the same time, they transformed feudal economic structure and made an attempt to establish bourgeois economic order.The revolution of 1911 led by Sun Zhong-shan,which led china to modern times from the Middle Ages.It pointed the way to a more prosperous future for the Chinese nation.
Key concepts: Feudalism, Bourgeoisie, Democratic revolution, Politics, China, Democracy, Industrial Revolution, Morality