From Moderate to Radical:China's Gradual Progress Path of Social Development in Late Qing Dynasty
Ren Fubin
Abstract
Ren Fubin
Abstract
Since the Opium War,China is constantly exploring the path of modernization.In the late Qing Dynasty China set off three waves of modernization,that is Westernization Movement,Modernization Movement and the Reform Movement of 1898,New Policy of Late Qing Dynasty.The three movements developed from moderately to radically,and China modernization gradually developed.The rapid and gradual development of China's modernization brought far-reaching influence.
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Since the Opium War,China is constantly exploring the path of modernization.In the late Qing Dynasty China set off three waves of modernization,that is Westernization Movement,Modernization Movement and the Reform Movement of 1898,New Policy of Late Qing Dynasty.The three movements developed from moderately to radically,and China modernization gradually developed.The rapid and gradual development of China's modernization brought far-reaching influence.
Key concepts: Modernization theory, China, Westernization, Opium, Political science, Social change, Chinese society, Economy