Anti-Japan Thoughts of Chen Duxiu
SI Dong-mei
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SI Dong-mei
Abstract
Chen Duxiu persistently stood for combatting Japanese aggression to save China. It is August, 1937 that Chen Duxiu changed his Anti-Japan thoughts on how to combat Japanese aggression. Before August 1937 , Chen Duxiu strongly denounced and exposed betraying malconduct and resistanceless policy of Kuomintang and extremely insited on protesting against Jiang Jieshi and combatting Japanese aggression. Since August 1937, Chen Duxiu has made his thoughts a more integrated system. The most important change is that he turned combatting Japanese aggression through protesting Jiang Jieshi to supporting resistance leaded by Kuomintang. The main theme of his thoughts is opposite and has powerful influence in spite of certain pessimistic arguements.
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Chen Duxiu persistently stood for combatting Japanese aggression to save China. It is August, 1937 that Chen Duxiu changed his Anti-Japan thoughts on how to combat Japanese aggression. Before August 1937 , Chen Duxiu strongly denounced and exposed betraying malconduct and resistanceless policy of Kuomintang and extremely insited on protesting against Jiang Jieshi and combatting Japanese aggression. Since August 1937, Chen Duxiu has made his thoughts a more integrated system. The most important change is that he turned combatting Japanese aggression through protesting Jiang Jieshi to supporting resistance leaded by Kuomintang. The main theme of his thoughts is opposite and has powerful influence in spite of certain pessimistic arguements.
Key concepts: Aggression, Chen, China, Pessimism, Theme (computing), Economic history, Political science, History