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On Zhang Juzheng's Political Activity of Duoqing

Fan ZhongTao

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Zhang Juzheng's political activity of Duoqing(an ancient political mourning system in China) is a turning point of his political career.This has further influence on his later activities.This article analyzes the reasons and other officers' different attitudes towards this matter from the view of courtesy and political perspective the impact of his political reforms.

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Zhang Juzheng's political activity of Duoqing(an ancient political mourning system in China) is a turning point of his political career.This has further influence on his later activities.This article analyzes the reasons and other officers' different attitudes towards this matter from the view of courtesy and political perspective the impact of his political reforms.

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Zhang Juzheng's political activity of Duoqing(an ancient political mourning system in China) is a turning point of his political career.This has further influence on his later activities.This article analyzes the reasons and other officers' different attitudes towards this matter from the view of courtesy and political perspective the impact of his political reforms.

Key concepts: Zhàng, Politics, Courtesy, Perspective (graphical), Political science, China, Sociology, Political economy

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